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Grade Route Gear style Popularity Crag
Unknown year
V1/2 Problem 13

As for 12, get set on your feet using the crimp then head left around the corner using the rail to steady yourself and up from there.

Boulder 5m Canberra
V1 Problem 5

Contrived eliminate - climb up the left arete without using the rest boulder. Tensiony and a bit crimpy.

Boulder 3m Canberra
V3/4 Problem 14

Sit start underneath the rooflet, then head right using the odd volume for a side/undercling and finish for problem 12.

Boulder 5m Canberra
{US} V0-/0 Problem 6

Sit start, then up and stay to the right using the easy holds.

Boulder 4m Canberra
V2 Problem 15

Sit start underneath the rooflet, then climb up the arete, hugging both sides and top out.

Boulder 5m Canberra
V0 Problem 7

Sit start and fairly directly up but to the right side of the arete, rather than the left.

Boulder 4m Canberra
V3 Problem 16

Sit start underneath the rooflet, then climb the arete using only the holds on the left side.

Boulder 5m Canberra
V2/3 Problem 8

Sit start then head left around the arete on small holds and incuts. The crux is getting up over the ledge at mid height. Roughly v3 if you eliminate a few holds.

Boulder 4m Canberra
V3 Voracious

Silly eliminate. Using only the toe-hook on the left side (the incut notch on the right side is out), slap your way up the arete and then take the big swing (tiny swing) before campussing your way to the ledge then mantling your way to the top. Sit start.

Boulder 3m Canberra
V0-/0 Problem 9 & 3/4

From a standing start, get your hands high up on the right edge of the arete and your toes into the crack running along the bottom of the rock. Shuffle your hands up the edge until you reach the jug, get your left foot onto the crimp hold from 'Problem 9' then swing your right foot up onto the ledge and convince the rest of your body to follow it. Continue to the top.

Boulder 2m Canberra
V5 Problem 9

A vicious sit-start problem using the crimp hold at about head height when sitting (which just fits a few fingers of each hand), then executing a large dynamic move to reach the ledge above. Your fingers may not survive; you have been warned.

Boulder 3m Canberra
V0-/0 Section 59

Same Boulder as the topo above

From a standing start, grab two big jugs on the arete and get your feet onto the sloping blocks underneath. Swing a lft foot into the little orange incut notch the the left, stand up on that and head on up.

FA:

Boulder 4m Canberra
V0 Problem 10

Climb the boulder without mantling.

Boulder 4m Canberra
V0 Problem 17

Start as for 'section 59', but instead of staying left at the top, swing out onto the slabby face and go straight up.

Boulder 4m Canberra
V0 Problem 1

Sit start on positive holds then throw for the absolute apex of the boulder.

Boulder 2m Canberra
V1 Problem 11

Climb the boulder and mantle at the ledge. If you're feeling crazy like me, execute a scary heel hook out wide and blindly reach up for a semi-crimp, trust that it's bomber and use it to lever yourself up. Do not go around the right side; this problem is for checking your head.

Boulder 4m Canberra
V1 Problem 2

Eliminate - sit start as for problem 1, right hand to the sloper then use that hold to steady yourself for the throw to the top.

Boulder 2m Canberra
V0 Problem 3

Up and over the bulge. Sketchy mantel.

Boulder 4m Canberra
V1/2 Problem 12

Stand start. Up the right side of the boulder using the crimp then trending left to a rail and up.

Boulder 4m Canberra
V0 Problem 4

Up the crack and its nearby features. Bonus points if you use only the crack. Sit start.

Boulder 3m Canberra
2011
V2 Ascension

Difficult to grade. From a standing start, use the lovely hand-grip at shoulder height, place your feet at either side as high as you can get them, and dyno to the second ledge above your head - that is, the higher one. While it takes some strength to accomplish, much more of the climb is about trusting you can do it and won't body-slam the rock.

FA: David Nott, 2011

Boulder 4m Canberra
V3 Affrighted

Like Ascension, hard to grade. And massively sketchy. Using the rail on the very right hand side of the boulder, get your feet under you (do not use the mercy boulder just to your right) and dyno up onto the horn. If you manage to make it, congratulate yourself that you've averted broken bones, ponder why the hold isn't just a liiitle bit more juggy, then figure out how you're going to get up the top as you're not done yet.

FA: David Nott, 2011

Boulder 5m Canberra
2014
V0 Problem 0.2

Up left hand side of same boulder for Problem 0.1, nice right hand pinch to pull up orange exposed section

Set: John T, 8 Jun 2014

FFA: John T, 8 Jun 2014

Boulder 2m Canberra
V0 Problem 0.3

Up right side arrete, easy layback up to top; boulder is the third (furthest from road), next to Problem 0.1 boulder with a small roof section

Set: John T, 8 Jun 2014

FFA: John T, 8 Jun 2014

Boulder 2m Canberra
V0 Problem 0.3

Up right side arrete, easy layback up to top; boulder is the third (furthest from road), next to Problem 0.1 boulder with a small roof section

Set: John T, 8 Jun 2014

FFA: John T, 8 Jun 2014

Boulder 2m Canberra
V1 Problem 0.4

Same face as Problem 0.3, small right hand finger pocket to start

FFA: John, 8 Jun 2014

Set: John, 8 Jun 2014

Boulder 2m Canberra
V1 Problem 0.4

Same face as Problem 0.3, small right hand finger pocket to start

FFA: John, 8 Jun 2014

Set: John, 8 Jun 2014

Boulder 2m Canberra
V1 Problem 0.5

Start slightly left of roof (opposite side of Problem 0.4), reach past roof to mantle finish

FFA: John T, 8 Jun 2014

Set: John T, 8 Jun 2014

Boulder 2m Canberra
V1 Problem 0.5

Start slightly left of roof (opposite side of Problem 0.4), reach past roof to mantle finish

FFA: John T, 8 Jun 2014

Set: John T, 8 Jun 2014

Boulder 2m Canberra
V0 Problem 0.1

Up face crack on right side; boulder is second (of three) on right hand side facing the lake coming down the unpaved road.

Set: John T, 8 Jun 2014

FFA: John T, 8 Jun 2014

Boulder 2m Canberra
V0 Problem 0.1

Up face crack on right side; boulder is second (of three) on right hand side facing the lake coming down the unpaved road.

Set: John T, 8 Jun 2014

FFA: John T, 8 Jun 2014

Boulder 2m Canberra
V0 Problem 0.2

Up left hand side of same boulder for Problem 0.1, nice right hand pinch to pull up orange exposed section

Set: John T, 8 Jun 2014

FFA: John T, 8 Jun 2014

Boulder 2m Canberra
2015
V1 CB's new pants

Sit start on other side of arête. Match on obvious jug at head height. Traverse left around arête then move up to top out. Don't use ledges to mantle up on final moves and the left crack constrains the route.

FA: Steve Duggan, 2015

Boulder 3m Canberra
2016
V1 Anal majesty

Sit start on far left using orange part of rock as foot holds. Go diagonally to the right and up. The small rock under the good starting hold on far left is off for feet. Avoid standing on ledge.

Set: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

FFA: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

FA: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

Boulder 3m Canberra
V1 Anal majesty

Sit start on far left using orange part of rock as foot holds. Go diagonally to the right and up. The small rock under the good starting hold on far left is off for feet. Avoid standing on ledge.

Set: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

FFA: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

FA: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

Boulder 3m Canberra
V1 Anal majesty

Sit start on far left using orange part of rock as foot holds. Go diagonally to the right and up. The small rock under the good starting hold on far left is off for feet. Avoid standing on ledge.

Set: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

FFA: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

FA: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

Boulder 3m Canberra
V1 Oral highness

Sit start, sitting on detached rock. Start on good high jug and same finish as AM

Set: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

FFA: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

FA: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

Boulder 3m Canberra
V1 Oral highness

Sit start, sitting on detached rock. Start on good high jug and same finish as AM

Set: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

FFA: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

FA: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

Boulder 3m Canberra
V1 Oral highness

Sit start, sitting on detached rock. Start on good high jug and same finish as AM

Set: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

FFA: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

FA: Andrew Lehmann, 4 Dec 2016

Boulder 3m Canberra
2018
V1 Dont touch the jizz

Sit start, up the guts, over the bulge, rounded top out.

FA: Peter Robinson, 11 Jun 2018

Boulder 5m Canberra
V1 Does this count as highball?

Start as for 'Dont touch the jizz' right to the arrete then up and over the bulge to top out

FA: Mitchell Robertson, 11 Jun 2018

Boulder 5m Canberra
V0 Disregard the Constabulary

FA: Kaylee Verrier, 11 Jun 2018

Boulder 4m Canberra
V1 Distraction

Sit start. Pull through the good face hold and you’re away.

FA: Cads, 30 Jun 2018

Boulder 2m Canberra
V0 Bear hug

This climb is about 50m down the hill from section 59.

FA: Cads, 30 Jun 2018

Boulder 3m Canberra
V0 Tension

Pull up then move out right before topping out.

FA: Cads, 30 Jun 2018

Boulder 3m Canberra
V0 Railway

Pull up using the rail/side pulls, then gain the step before committing to the top out.

FA: Cads, 30 Jun 2018

Boulder 3m Canberra
2020
V2 Preoccupied

Sit start with a high heel hook and fingers in the small notch, push for the shelf and go from there to rock over your heel

FA: Stephen Bradshaw, 3 May 2020

Boulder 1m Canberra
V3 Coming Back to Life

Start matched on the big triangular undercling (slightly awkward). Use the diagonal slot at about head height with your left hand before reaching directly up to the rail (no other handholds allowed here). From here trend up diagonally right topping out over the small bush.

FA: William, 16 May 2020

Boulder 3m Canberra
2021
V3 Problem 2b

Sit start at the very right hand edge, traverse through the slopes and finish by mantling at the apex of the boulder (i.e. eliminate the good horizontal break for hands). Contrived but climbs OK.

FA: Carl Hattenfels, 4 Oct 2021

Boulder Canberra
V3 Problem 5a

Eliminate. Sit start in crack and climb face left of crack. Crack and left arete are in, all other boulders to the left are out.

FA: Carl Hattenfels, 4 Oct 2021

Boulder 4m Canberra
V4 Not bad for a local crag

Sit start on triangle undercling. Traverse left and finish up Problem 16.

FA: Nick White, 4 Oct 2021

Boulder 6m Canberra
V5 Stupid is as stupid does

Start with left hand on low jug in back of roof and right hand on decent crimp just over the roof. Campus to the obvious flat ledge about 3 metres up. Stupid.

FA: Nick White, 4 Oct 2021

Boulder 3m Canberra

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