Routes in Cooleman Ridge Bouldering for selected grade

Stand start then climb up and top out.

Thin crimpy and short direct line on face to right of the #6 large flake

Variation of number 6. The arete is the definitive climb in the CCA guide. V7 for the arete, V2 to join up with no. 6.

Lovely compression climb just left of #17.

Sit start, at the end of the boulder sharing #21.

Lovely heel hook in this climb. Sit start.

Sit-start up the arete using the protruding block. Moving around to the other side, there's a truly lovely one handed layback possible. Otherwise, there's face holds.

Sit start.

Fairly standard lowball.

Tricksome and fiddly.

Up the side of the split cherry.

Sit start traverse, boulder close to the split cherry.

Traverse left from about 1 metre right of #41 (shares a start with #41 LH variant), around to the big crack and up.

Direct up the boulder starting about a metre left of #41, sharing a start with the mosquito traverse. Topout is dangerously blank - you have been warned.

Not a hugely difficult climb for the grade!

Sit start as for boulder #43, traverse out right, using anything reachable, topping out on the opposite side of the boulder.

A slightly more forgiving angle than the other slabs around Sun Blocks, and a little shorter, this is still no easybeat.

Sit start beneath right arete, climb up and top out.

A nice climb with plenty of holds and a finish that really gets the blood pumping.

Straight up, match foot/hand in the midway crack while balancing. Don't go too far right.

Sit start on left side of the obvious flake, then straight up flake to top.

Start for #61 and traverse right into pure slab territory. Hit the undercling and make your way up.

A face climb, slapping the arete on the right. Techy.

Sit start using LH in the right most low chipped pocket and RH on right arete. Funky foot moves get you up the right arete to top out.

In between the chipped climbs. Quite overhung climbing on sloped holds. Watch your back.

Stand start the arete.

sit start problem on thin crack on left near "cave" to mossy topout