Nodes in Lower Blue Mountains

Traverse of the inner cave, start on the two pinches, long move to next two pinches and traverse across, finishing at the same jug of the Cave Traverse 1. Bottom flatter horizontal strip of rock out for feet.

Long traverse, start low on pinches below graffiti, traverse across holds until 2 big moves to finish on the large rail.

Be sensible.

Be sensible.

Be sensible.

Up the prominent nose

Starting in pockets on the far left hand side of the face that splits the two caves traverse left following the pockets and then slopey rails to finish up the prominent nose. No feet on the low, flat section of rock.

Left-hand variant in the cave finishing on slopers - will update with a topo shortly

The Slightly harder variant of Tiger Balm starts off two right-hand holds low down

The big cave.

Be sensible.

Be sensible.

on positive holds on left arete 2 m left of Legal Ease then through rooflet under arch.

Furthest right looking at the wall. Well bolted rings. Wierd end if you go straight up, death by tree. Nice extension that goes the length of the cave along a high break.

Choice of two finishes

Be sensible.

Be sensible.

Be sensible.

Be sensible.

Grade 13 ??

Start: Left B3

The middle line on the Cave's far left hand side.

Left most route

Start: Left most route

Be sensible.

Big obvious offwidth feature to the left of the cave. Might be able to be highballed. Kind of grotty.

The obvious prow on the free standing boulder left of the cave in the scrub.

Still needs a lot of cleaning etc. The routes listed need to be scrubbed before they would be climbable.

Up on surprisingly good rock.

Be sensible.

Be sensible.

Some boulders at the other end of the Birdwood Gully walking track. Not really sure of the grades so most of them are just made up.

Harder than it looks.

4 moves up the slopey arete. Opposite crack project.

Obvious easy juggy feature on left side of boulder.

Up the ironstone pinches to the left.

Up the ironstone pinches to the right.

Pretty cool arete with a hard start.

Slabby traverse from left to right - on rhs of boulder finishing at Shredryk

Easy slabby highball on the wall opposite the freestanding boulder. Pulling on is a bit tricky.

The offwidth corner crack on main cliff wall near Overreach. Jam yourself in to stand start on the large protruding footer; up on a few handjams and a crimp, to easily finish either directly up through the bush, or take a step right towards Worthwhile Dankness

Sit-start with right handjam in roof and left hand on positive lip. Some minor contortion to get up onto the starting footer of the stand variant, then possible crux of turning back to face the wall, before continuing as for SSS. Careful of some sharp pebbles in the lower section of the crack.

Left of the offwidth starting in the obvious hole and just using the face.

Left again next to tree.

A fun area to boulder with a few routes. Can be sandy so bring a brush. Please climb when the rock is dry beacuse sandstone can break easily when wet.

A fun area to boulder with a few routes. Can be sandy so bring a brush. Please climb when the rock is dry beacuse sandstone can break easily when wet.

Layback start and through scoop

Start on the undercling up to crimps

Start on big jugs to pocket and small crimps

Start on shelf and press up using pocket

Start on shelf slap up arete to awkward topout

Start on big jug and traverse right and finish on the arete

Start at scoop and traverse right to big jug.

Start on big jug and traverse left to scoop.

Underclings to start many jugs for topout

Sit start in the crack and go left, same topout as mashed potatoes

Sit start on crimps up to jug and sloper

Start in pockets

Start on low jug tough mantle through the bulge

Sit start through pockets to jug slopey topout

Start on jugs, big move up left and slopey topout. Uses a lot of skin on first move

Start on jugs to crimps

Start on the left side of the incut hole then go up and across to the two jugs at the end of the boulder

Start on two big jugs and traverse right to the jug before the incut hole

Same start as wasp nest traverse climb up using lots of jugs

Start on right side of the incut hole. Big jugs and some big moves

A cave with a crack running the whole length

Chimney up the two walls top out either side

Start on knobly hold go to jugs slopers and top out

Start on the left side of the crack and traverse until the crack opens out. Very tricky mantle

Start in two finger pocket and far sidepull on the other face. Go up the arete and through the gap in the roof. estimated v4

start matched in undercling hole and go up and along the crack then up through the gap. named after the march flies

A rough boulder

Slopey boulders on the way to the main boulders

Access to this crag involves crossing private land owned by the school and walking on established mountain bike trails. Keep a low profile and ears open at all times.

Sit start on two crimps and walk up the slab

Start matching a crimp go up and to the left

Start on ledge and walk up the slab. Top out

Start on lowest side pull and undercling. Climb up the side pulls and top out.

Stand start on slopey crimps up to weird shaped knob and sidepull.

Start on the bad crimps or sloper then up the various holds. Topout

Start left hand on bad pinch and up the holds. Topout

Start on slopey pinch and undercling climb up the slopes and top out. Very difficult estimated v9

Start on opposing pockets and up to the sidepull. Top out

Sit start on lowest shelf. Go up crimps and topout

Start on jugs to slopey crimp thingies and topout

Start matched on rail. Up to good sidepull using your choice of broken footholds. Throw to left sloper then a straightforward topout.

Access to this crag involves crossing private land owned by the school and walking on established mountain bike trails. Keep a low profile and ears open at all times.

Four monos. Start on lower two cave and stuck rock are out. Topout. Holes have not been drilled all natural rock. grade is unknown

Start feet apart on both rocks. Climb up using the wedged stone.

Start low on green flat ledge and up through massive jugs. Finish matched on jug below lip

Start at right of cave low. Up and left finishing matched on jug

Start on slope and undercling pinch. Climb up to various crimps then to slopers. Topout

Access to this crag involves crossing private land owned by the school and walking on established mountain bike trails. Keep a low profile and ears open at all times.

pistol squat type start to an easy top

Start on the rail and dyno your way to the jug. Lack of feet makes it challenging

Starting on the left side of the cave on the low jug on the shelf. Climb up the side of the cave and then onto slopers.

Start in the middle of the cave then go right and up using slopers and jugs

Traversing the whole cave and around the corner.

Starting low going up with a slopey pinch and a even slopeyer two finger pocket. grade is unknown

Start matched on obvious start rail with a high foot. Go up the jugs and topout

Start in jug hole and go up. Topout

Arete climb next to rail ride.