Calmer Waters All Bouldering 57 routes in boulder field

Sit start, low under the boulder, on the low scoop (below the biggest scoop feature). Up through interesting features, topping out directly. Note: Starting on the bottom of the largest scoop makes for an easier V2 version.

Crouch start with great blocky edge for RH in middle of face. Head up, trending slightly L to top out amongst the ferns.

Sit start same grade. Left hand is 1 lower. Right is the same at a reach.

Start as for Swingers staying below the lip traverse into Basket of Fern and top from here.

Kieran Pates

Sit start on top of the rocky drop off with RH crimp sidepull and assortment of features for L. Long move to small, hollow sounding flake/edge, into crimp sidepull/pinch and up via shallow holds before topping out directly on good holds further back.

Jared Tyerman

A real warmup, taking the full brunt of the afternoon sun. Sit start and up via series of interesting pockets, jugs and slopers. A few variations probably exist.

A slightly awkward sit start at the far L end of boulder leads up and R along leaning arête, into obvious layback edge on face and a long move to lip. Continue traversing R to mantle at tip.

Sit start under arete with good LH edge and slopey RH crimp. Compress your way up the arete before making hard throw for RH edge under lip. Finish as for Black Swan.

Located on the opposite side of boulder from Casuarina Ballerina. Stand start on okay hold, right hand side of road side face, just right of arete. Traverse left on holds along lower lip. From the holds in the centre of the lip, at the thin vertical crack, stay low and make a big move to the left hand apex of boulder, topping out here.

Crouch start on solid, but detatched small block at base of obvious blocky feature on LH end of face. Directly up.

This and the next 4 climbs are on the boulder next to (toward the road) Black Swan's boulder. On the riverside face.

Sit start with good RH crimp and flat LH sidepull. Move left to good blocky edge and use either this or the pinch above to move out right to crimp before going to good hold below lip. Top out straight up.

A slightly squished sit start amongst the Phyllanthus, low and at the RH end of arête, leads up and L, following arête onto good edge on face. Top out above.

As uninspiring as the name suggests, but interesting enough for a warmup. Sit start at far LH end of long, low face on sidepull. Traverse R along series of poo sloping holds at lip and slick feet. Top out at far R end.

– Sit start at base of slab/arête on obvious RH rail and LH pocket. Directly up via good holds and fun compression moves. Good exposure to the style at an achievable grade.

Sit start towards centre of boulder with obvious jug in pocket for LH. Pull into and get established on mono pocket and sidepull before throwing for jugs and matching at the lip. Choss pile top out optional.

Sit start in back of cave in ‘corner’ with pair of slots in crack. Follow crack up and to corner then out to cave's perimeter via big move. Work to top via series of holds along lip. Top out using upper slab holds.

Stand start above the rock on the ground, with good blocky sidepull feature in middle of face. Up via lovely climbing, on surprise jugs. If only it were longer.

Deserving of more stars if only longer. Sit start with good low RH scoop and left edge. Pull a solid move to holds up and L, over the bulge and top out above alongside tree roots.

Starting below the obvious large, high holes towards the right side of face. Up series of smaller features before gaining good pinches/jugs in holes, and jugs to top out on. Enjoyable climbing with a little bit of height spice.

Lie down start under the wedged block with a left hand slot and right hand underling. Work your way out of the hole via slopey side pulls and heel hooks. All unattached blocks are out.

A little gem tucked away within the cavern. Accessed by bridging the gap on the left, traverse the lip up and right to top out at highest point. This boulder climbs above the water and cannot be protected, however, offers some very pleasant easy climbing with a dash of exposure.

Sit start with obvious low jugs below the large, rounded and vertical sidepull. Climb through the steepness to gain sloping edges at base of the headwall, finishing up the scooped slab with opposing vertical rails.

Cameron Whycherley Glen Hayford Callum Mather

The stand start begins with large sloped sidepull for R hand, and high sloping crimp, left of the sharp flake, for L hand. Move slightly R through series of sloped features, then up through the scooped slab with vertical sidepull rails on either side. Some great movement down low on insecure holds.

Crouch start approx. 3m L of the obvious tree intersecting the middle of the lip, on holds just R of the extra rounded and blank section. Traverse R along the sloping lip, topping out just before tree with crimps on the slab. An easy slab head wall takes you high to the top. Note: An obvious extension, starting further to the L would be a welcome addition, but likely to add significantly to the grade.

Steeeeeeep... Sit start, low under the 50-60 degree overhung roof, L of the tree, in large, obvious scoop with good underclings. Climb directly out through mix of various features to gain lip, mantle and top out as for The Uncertainty Principle.

Glen Hayford

Start on wide edges with a left heel hook. Puzzle your way through the abundance of gastons and the assortment of edges and underclings to reach the lip and the tricky mantle that awaits. Finish up the tall slab.

An annoying root makes it pretty hard to avoid dabbing, try your best not to lean on it too much lol

Sit start with good edge and small side pull. Up the arete on crimps, with crux revolving around the sharp edge on the face.

Access via minor clearing at big loose rock sign near very first carpark.