Routes as sport in Green Lane

Previously the softest 22 in Queensland. Apologies to everyone who ticked this as their first at that grade. Still, it does offer some of the best rock at Brooyar. 6m R of TDC. Recently rebolted with three FHs to lower-off. Has a great mono pocket to play with.

The orange arête 1m L of TDC. 2 FHs to ledge, then up past a third FH to the top. You may wish to stickclip the first.

2m L. Grade 17 leaders will find the start requires a stern crank. Up wall past a two BRs before trending L to DBB. You might as well finish at the top of the cliff though.

In between TFTF and BED, three FHs to chain. Herb retrobolted an old saul squires solo route.

3m L of TFTF. First climb to the R of the descent gully. Starts a couple of metres left of TFTF at the small corner. Crux is down low. Up slabby wall past two BRs and DBB to overhung juggy top. The top out finish is apparently 16.

Short little route in the gully on the descent. On the left facing downhill as you pass the large tree. Straightforward with a slightly interesting top out.

2m L of SOT, moving up through the large undercling (FH). Over bulge (FH) and finish as for SOT (up the arête past a BR), alternatively gain an extra star by finishing up SOF's pocketed headwall.

Herbs hammer into the ring bolts blasting directly out of rooflet to obvious side pull block then top out.

Project on ring bolts.

Hard start, then nice easy balancy climbing

1m L of HAS and just R of the obvious roof. A very hard start then up passing four BR's.

Well-named route setting an unpleasant precedent (slots at the start of this route have been chipped - totally unacceptable). After blank wall, through overhang with some acrobatic moves. Two FHs, two BRs.

More herb unethical chipping.

A great introduction to steep brooyar leading.

A nice route when dry. 3m L of HAS. Pull onto the grey slab with a grade 19 crank, then cruise up passing a BR and two FHs to an awkward bulge. Finish past a final BR to a DBB.

10m L of NDR up the juggy, lichenous slab past three FHs.

Just to the right of Herbal Tea. Penultimate route on the LHS of the crag. Excellent climb with some balancy moves and multiple beta. Well worth a go. Can be done direct in the middle of the wall probably for 2 extra grade points (22). Note: I have added this route as I found it was missing from the crag. It is not a route I put up and I have no knowledge of the name of the route (suggested to be Let's Bail by Graham Page), first ascensionist etc etc. Any info please update or reach out to someone who can.

A tough off-balance crux sequence leads to easier headwall. Three FHs to anchor.