Routes in South Side

Start crouched with slopers. Move left to big pinch and then blast back right via more slopers to join "Seaside slopers 1" at the top.

Start under rock on bucket hold and go up through angled crack. Don't dab on the big left block

From the middle of the roof in a sitting position traverse left and low via good holds but less then perfect rock. Can also be started at the flake further right.

Start just right of the "Descend", traverse left around the boulder to pockets and top out. Finishes at the top of "Table Salt"

Classic, starting with low sidepull for RH and sloper for left. Up via slopers to big pocket and a thought provoking, but easy mantle.

Start on massive undercling and work around right through layback flake/crack and up

Start in the middle of the cave. A big move out to the pockets in the middle of the roof then R to big flake.

This is the boulder's descend and has perfect jugs.

As the name suggests, starting in the big pocket near the end of "Steve Obesity". Crux getting established in the line of pockets in the middle of the roof and then R to the flake.

Starting just right of "Descend".

Start extra low on slopey hueco. Hard start moves right into the sit start of "WTB".

High wall start of "Super Pumpy", starting from jugs.

Starting in obvious creek with not so good slopers and ok feet.

Stand start on good horn, straight up. A classic steep wall.

Started a little higher on "Super Pumpy"

Starting in obvious crack to right of "Live Another Day".

Sit start at base of overhanging prow. Some cool steep moves get you into a committing top section.

Start as for "Seaside slopers 1" but move up and R to finish on featured rib of holds.

Perfect jugs. "Hold Me Tight" finishes here.

Stand start from lowest point (not boulder on left) then follow obvious line of sloppy features straight up. A bit committing so make sure to have some mats and spotters.

Start as for "Seaside slopers 2" and then traverse left to the cool line of holds. Up this committing line to the top, with a high, scary crux. An outstanding problem.

Same as Teenage Dirtbag but continue out and over the lip, topping out with a mantle.

Stand start on good holds on right hand arete (facing out to sea), then up then traverse lip of boulder to end up mantling on other side of boulder. Slightly contrived but fun.

Start as for problem 8 and then after doing the first few moves traverse back R to finish up the easy section just L of the big crack.

Head up through cool featured honeycomb looking rock

Starting on the slopey holds of "Welcome to Barbados (low start)", head straight up aret then move right to stay on left arête

Sit start with RH sloper and LH sidepull. Up and L to finish. Credit: The Best pf Bowen Bouldering by Steve Baskerville.

Sit start.

Start at the bottom of the big flake deep in the cave. Up and out via cool pockets and edges. Cave classic and also the hardest established problem at Bowen.

Sit start and then up to the right. Credit: The Best pf Bowen Bouldering by Steve Baskerville.

Start off low slopes and up into "Seaside slopers 1 (stand)".

Sit start on average holds with ledge flake for feet

Start as Holy Matrimony and then follow the line of pockets across the roof to a tricky crux. Out the cave via jugs to a committing mantle.

Stupid but fun. Mantle, starting on the sloping LH end of the tiny boulder. Credit: The Best pf Bowen Bouldering by Steve Baskerville.

Obvious crack visible from horseshoe bay directly below lookout. Start up flake to ledge. Blast up offwidth and hope you're on the nice list.

Obvious hand-sized crack up into chockstone. Lots of options for hands and feet. Enjoy the view.