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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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Beechworth Gorge A | |||||
V3 | Un-named V3
Start at the dodgy flake and straight up, the hardest part is the mantle! | ||||
Beechworth Gorge C | |||||
V3 | High Bowl
Sit start in the far right corner crack and traverse left across the 'bowl' then up the main crack using the crimps out to the left | 4m | |||
Beechworth Gorge E | |||||
V3 | ★★ American Psycho
7 metres right of problem no.2 is an obvious brushed face/slab. Stand start slightly left of centre using high gaston. Delicately smear up and right, using tiny holds to gain good left sidepull and high right gaston. Trust your feet whilst you turn the lip then finish up final slab. FA: Ben Mace, 2014 | ||||
Beechworth Gorge G | |||||
V3 | ★ Roadkill
A few nice moves on this overhung boulder’s face leads to a hard pull to top out. | ||||
Beechworth Gorge H | |||||
V3 | ★ The Nymph
Sit start in finger crack on the downstream side of Bayou Baby. Up on slopers, heading left up the vague arête to join Bayou Baby at the top and pull over. | ||||
Beechworth Gorge J | |||||
V3 | Flotsam
Start at largest low hold on arête and straight up to top out…easier than it first appears when using the full array of holds. | ||||
Mt Pilot Bakery Wall | |||||
22 | ★★ Chicken Salad Roll
Recently re-bolted (2014). Climb the left arete of "Soot" past 3 RB's, execute the thought-provoking mantle to gain 4th RB, then surmount final steepness clipping 5th RB a couple of metres above the lip (out of sight from the ground). Head left to Double Ring lower-off. FA: Matt Roper & Robert Cowan | 17m, 5 | |||
22 | The Bakery Connection
Climb Chicken Salad Roll to 3rd BR. Hard move out left to horizontal crack (takes gear), and up to jugs. FA: Paul Martin & John Lewis | 20m, 3 | |||
22 | Rocky Road
This route starts in the middle of the main face at a weakness with heaps of dyke rock. Climb the slab to the rightward sickle crack and follow it to the top. 3 BRs. FA: Bob Cowan & John Schwerdfeger | 20m, 3 | |||
22 | ★ Croissant
Start as for Rocky Road, only blast your way straight up the middle of the face passing 6 BRs on your way to glory! FA: Bob Cowan & John Schwerdfeger | 20m, 6 | |||
Mt Pilot Falcon Buttress | |||||
22 | Falcon's Lair
Up centre of the face to diagonal crack. Pull through then up face past 5 BRs. FA: Robert Cowan, John Schwerdfeger & Matt Roper | 45m, 5 | |||
Mt Pilot Dentistry Wall | |||||
22 | Another Boulder Problem
Climb past 3 BRs on the face. FA: Bob Cowan, Matt Roper & Richard Spry | 15m, 3 | |||
Mt Pilot Yeddonba Wall | |||||
22 | ★ Oil On Canvas
The first closed corner you come across. A hard start leads to good pockets and good gear. Avoid the chossy direct finish by moving left over the slab at the end of the corner to join The Tourist Route. FA: Paul Martin, Nick Danne & Andrew Porter, 2000 | 30m | |||
Mt Pilot Lone Ranger Boulder | |||||
22 | Luke's Route
Climb the hand-crack on the back of the boulder, then pull past some thin moves protected by a FH. FFA: Luke Fitridge & Matt Roper | 10m, 1 | |||
Mt Stanley Grendel Gully | |||||
22 | Unnamed top-rope
The wall to the left of Obelisk. Feel free to bolt it. | 10m | |||
22 | Young Ones
The hard one. 2 BRs plus wires. FFA: Rob Cowan & John Schwerdfeger, 1998 | 12m, 2 | |||
Mt Stanley South of Grendel Gully | |||||
22 | Ode To A Frenchman
Hard and dangerous. Crank up on a few good holds (RB) to stance on right. Take a deep breath and traverse left (crux - fiddly RPs) to seam/gastons. Keep going left and up until you hit the top. FFA: Paul Martin, John Lewis & Andrew Porter, 1997 | 10m, 1 |
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