Routes in Beulah

The thin crack 6 metres right of "The Eye Crack"

Start on the left and follow the arch up to the right then up slab. Gear required, up to 3 inches. Lower off at top.

Body jam, chimney, stem up this wide crack. Lower off at top slightly right.

Up the hand crack on left side of face, up to horizontal crack, then right to far corner & up. Gear to 5". Gear anchor required.

Up the slab to the right of crack, many variations. Exit up right corner to top. Trad anchor required.

Up the face to crack. Cleaned. Needs a bolt or two. Gear anchor required.

The hand/fist crack on the south face of boulder. Steep and leans to the right. Gear to 4". Gear anchor required.

Up double corner crack to top

The fist crack on the south face of boulder. Bolt at top with lower off.

Start on the crumbly rock, and up onto overhanging flake to top. Can be lead if you have a bunch of big-bros, otherwise top-rope. Gear anchor required.

A prominent line overlooking the camp site. Through the offwidth roof crack and out the face.

A hard roof crack start then vertical crack to ledge with two carabiners as anchor and rap off

Up the hand crack on left side of face, up to horizontal crack, then right to far corner & up. Gear to 5". Gear anchor required.

The crack. Gear to 4". One bolt anchor with lower off.

Up the slab to the right of crack, many variations. Exit up right corner to top. Trad anchor required.

Up the steep concave scoop then slab above. A medium sized cam is required for horizontal break at the top. Two bolt lower off.

Start up Whale ale then traverse right after 2 bolts and finish up Invalid. Single bolt lower off.

Up the easy ramp then the steeper slab past 1 bolt. A little exciting! Single bolt lower off.

Follow the bolts up the delicate slab. A good introduction to slabbing.

Starting 2m left of the scoop of Whale Ale, up difficult start to nice finish. Don't forget some cams for the final break before the top out

3 fixed hangers to a cam break. Friction climbing and some good holds to calm the nerves. finish at shared anchor with Angry Man.

In between "On the Shoulders of Giants" and "Tribute to Dangles". Start on top of the large block wedged between a stump and the dome. Follow line of bolts for 32 m to a ledge. Can just make it to the ground with stretch of a 60m rope. Belayer, watch the end of the rope when lowering.

Starts up a boulder at the base of the cliff about 8 meters to the right of 'Tribute to dangles'.

A thin start leads to a great slab with holds!! A great hands free rest before the top crux, traverse low and over to a great slab jug (don't get suckered up to the hanging flake) Beware of loose flake at the top out left.

Follow 8 bolts up steep improbable looking line of thin crimps. Chain anchor.

2009 Red point route

Up the left arete created by the wide crack in the boulder, past 4 bolts to a lower off.

Line of bolts up water streak through white vertical rock to chain anchor.

2010 Red point project

Walk then climb up progressively steeper slab.

2012 Red point route

A sharp short face which ends on the upper level. Has one hanger at the top for top rope.

Traverse left along seam, then up the bulge. Prime position but not the best rock or climbing. Trad anchor and second or rap to clean. 3 bolts.

Bolted and climbed at the last public Rock Festivus. I was trad climbing seriously at the time so the gear must have seemed pretty poor for me to consider putting in bolts. But in hindsight maybe not the most tasteful addition - the landowners can of course do whatever they want with it, including removal or a better name.

Abseil down from tree with sling at top of dome down about 15m towards dead tree. Look for 2 bolt anchor with rings beside tree on small ledge. Abseil again from anchor 20m to slab.

Route takes the orange vertical face on thin crimps to a slight bulge with incipient seam through it. Once through bulge angle eases to anchor.

No bolts are in place yet, just the anchor.

Scrubbed by Alan but then forgotten? A much harder sit start is still a project

Stand start on arete

Obvious crack on southeast face. Climb up or down it.

Sit start in the crack. Straight up past nobs and pancake. Standing start is V2.

Easy slab.

Obvious finger crack line! Freaken high. Seriously, you cannot fall on this, or lead it with gear.

Sit start then trend right and up

Right on the 'microwave dial' then up

Up

Campus to hard mantel.

Some good holds, also used as the down climb

The classic of the boulder/wall. Climbs the stella horizontal breaks that can be seen from Power boulder.

Sit start on the tiny sharp holds to join Escaped Monkey.

Campus up to high left foot

More direct version of 'Hold gone'

Start high in pocket/crack, pull up and mantel. Done

Standing start

Sit start of delicate flake, arete to sloper, then onto lip and traverse all the way to the right

Up the fridge block to the pocket on the top. Needs either a highball top out or to link to the right

Two great holds and up

Funny little laybacky thing then up

Easy left to right travers along rail

Sit start as low as you can and climb the wide crack up steep ground.

Sit start in small cave, then up onto face on thin holds moving slightly right to finish straight up wall.

Climbs next to the small tree

Start as for gift for Tim and traverse left topping out the crack

Trend left on rails

Next to licking boulder, SDS then mantle

Start high in sloping dish, mantel.

Standing start

From the right, sit start, then traverse left around the corner and some more then up.

Stand on the separated piece of rock, then reach up and mantle over the top. Watch the fall if you don't make it!!

Run from left, launch of a pile of mat's, left foot on the flake and jump for top lip.

Layback and jam up

SDS, Up rail

start left, finish left

Smeary climbing up the end of the block.

Sit start on the small crimps, then traverse left 1m then mantle bulge and up headwall.

Obvious prow. Campus first move, heel hook and gun for the jug at the top.

SDS Up the pancakes

Up opposing y-shaped rails

Start high on big underlcing, up to sloper, mantel. Done

Stand start dyno off the jug, it's a long way and the top hold has gotten smaller over the years.

Stand start up the challenging slab starting on the block, this is also the eaisest way off the boulder!

Match on the big flake and dyno to glory