Routes in Gibraltar and Corin Road for selected grade

Sit start left of persian rug on the undercling and up the "arete". Eliminate - left side rail is out.

The awkward leaning corner crack immediately right of the tourist track. Finish up slabby arete. Walk off.

Start on the southern side of the summit group of boulders at a left leaning fist crack. Up the flake and diagonal crack. Move left along the ledge and up the slab past a bolt to the summit. Down-climb and go to the pub. Take Camalot 2-4.

Popular. Located around the corner from Skippy slab. Carefully walk across the slab to the DBB. Climb the delicate slab trending left past 2 bolts. Rap station as for Skippy Slab. Rebolted 2013.

Still OK post fire - some of the flakes have blown off making it more reachy and some that remain are very creaky. Rebolted 2006 (approx)

Start about 15m down and right from Easy Rider. The steep slab on flakes and sorry looking carrots. Finish up ER. The original route climbed well but has since exfoliated. Best to keep off.

Start below a slightly cleaner section of rock about four metres left of 'Hey Jude'. One hard move at the start: up the wall for a few metres, then diagonally left to a flake above 'The Groove'. Follow the cleaned patches to the top.

Start as for 'Tiptoe'. Up the easy corner, then up a steeper one to a ledge. Walk along this to the right and then up the slab as for 'Scarborough Fair'.

Highly recommended, the classic of the crag. Start 10 metres right and down from 'Hey Jude', at the obvious rightwards corner crack. Layback up the corner and either step left to avoid the roof (18) or grunt straight through (20). Follow the cracks to the ledge, then up the unprotected slab above to a double carrot bolt belay.

The left hand route back onto the mainland. Start from DBB on top of the Knife Edge Boulder. Walk down the slab, preclip a bolt, and launch yourself onto the wall. Rebolted 2006 (approx). Tree anchor.

Finishing in the far left corner (looking out) of this area, where you pop out from under the huge balanced boulder, is this small gem of a climb, requiring jamming and some constricted slab moves.

The chimney with the crack up the left wall just right of French Connection - FA was done solo

Start just right of a large tree about 10m right of the start of Juveniles. Climb the slab trending left. Continue up Juveniles P2 to the top of the Knife Edge Boulder, or trad belay as for Juveniles P1. The first bolt is quite high and there are suspect flakes down low.

Entire route now hidden under fallen tree branches after the fires.

Quality well protected slabbing.

Traditionally the access to this climb was down the steep gulley past Juveniles and JAM. However it is easier to scramble up the back of the boulder past a bolt and rap in (DBB). This scramble starts just behind you as you look at the start of Juveniles. As you rap, tension left and clip into the left most line of 3 bolts. A 60m rope is preferable for this exercise. Best to belay off a sling or two at the start.

The climb goes straight up past three bolts and then gradually drifts right. There is optional wires or micro cams near the start.

Very run-out slabbing ... Should be at Booroomba.

Rap in as for On the Beach (60m rope just reaches). Start underneath the blunt arete (about 6m down and right from OTB). Up the slab to join OTB at the second bolt.

Start on top of the block between "When Only The Best Will Do" and "Blagdon". Straight up the slab and dyke past seven bolts to anchor.

An attempt to create more easy slabs turned into a misguided use of bolts and effort by people who should know better.

Start down and right of 'Rite of Passage', as for 'No Easy Street'. Step onto the boulder and follow the easiest path up and left past bolts until you're on the horizontal weakness of 'Rite of Passage'. Traverse right to gain the crack. Follow the crack and dyke up and left, then easy slabbing to the top.

Start on a boulder 50 metres below 'My Generation'. Climb up the dirty crack and slab without using the dead tree.

Inspected by abseil before the bolt plague, thus seldom if ever repeated. Start 20 metres around right from 'Ape'. Climb the left-hand, flake-formed crack to the top, then traverse right for 10 metres to the blunt nose of the arete. Continue up and right (crux) to a ledge.

This climb is right next to the Tidbinbilla walking track, about 20 metres uphill from the lookout platform. There's a bush growing out of the crack at two thirds height. Layback up the flake then follow the crack, which widens at the top (take a large cam).

This is on the back side of the boulder beside the walking track, 150m downhill from the lookout and opposite the handrail(!?). Corner crack to crumbly jugs at bulge.

To the right of 'Low Hydrogen'. Climb the easy crack to the ledge, then up the thin crack to the top.

Thin diagonal crack with narrow ramp using finger locks and lay-aways to ledge. Finish up weakness to triple bolt belay as for Faint Hearted or alternatively hand crack finish to Broken Window. Small cams helpful to protect crack to ledge.

The hand crack on an isolated boulder 20m right (looking uphill) of the previous climbs, with a 'knucklebuster' start.

The short corner on the back (north side) of the boulder. Up to a block, then easily up the mossy slab to the top.

Thin finger crack, left of Sentry duty off width start. Finish up offwidth or (or down limb start)

The bolted climb left of 'No Fat Chickens', starting in a chimney and reaching the same belay, was never claimed by the first offenders.

Starts on the large jammed boulders above the cave and ascends the slab and corner past two bolts - the first of which is quite high. A few nice balancy moves and it is all over.

On a small group of boulders 30 metres east (towards Corin Road) from 'Sentry Duty'. Nice jamming up the right angled corner crack on the downhill side. Lower off.

Up the nose of the lower left tier, just left of Puff Adder

As for Snakes and Ladders, but from the anchor continue up the arete past two bolts to the top.

Take your #5 camalot and enjoy. The chimney/offwidth/layback.

Start a couple of metres right of 'Spaghetti O's'. Hard moves off the ground following seam then crack. Continue past 2 bolts to lower offs.

The crack just right of 'Blood for a Silver Dollar'. Step left at the top to use the same anchors.Take some smaller cams. No excuse if it's wet...

The right hand bolted line. Hard moves below last bolt with potentially bad fall consequences giving a satisfying lead.

Start one metre right of 'Angel Wings'. Up the wall to a good undercling, then through the rooflet on good edges. Needs a bolt (climbed with a high runner in the crack).

Up right-trending crack and ramp. Take multiples of #2 and #3 camalots

The short but interesting finger and hand crack on the left end of the main wall.

The good looking double crack/flake right of "why does it always rain on me". Unfortunately a large flake on the route is loose (all the large blocks on the ground were trundled by hand). Deemed "not worth dying for" by the discoverers, it received a first ascent by a team of keen young suicide bombers. Be careful with the last big flake in the upper crack until the Billy Billy OH&S dept. gets around to trundling it.

The short, easy (relatively) off-width corner right of '72 Virgins'. Up corner, traverse right (#4 or #5 Camalot with long sling) into 'End of Innocence' and finish up this.

Nice hand and fist crack with an interesting finish.

Tackles the short but interesting line in right wall of the alcove 20m left of Christmas in July. Take the left (easier) or right crack on good hand jambs to the wider steep finish.

Perfect hand crack.

The fist crack splitting a boulder up high. Reach the start via a somewhat complicated scramble up the gully and choked boulders. Bring two or three #4 camalots, a #3, and a couple of finger/thin hand pieces for the belay.

An amazingly clean and sustained hand crack. Take a green cam or two for the start, then plenty of reds.

Wide-ish layback crack. Take two #4 cams and a double sling for the top. To find it, walk 50m left along the cliff from Groundhog Day. You’ll find it on the opposite side of a clump of boulders.

Curving finger to hand crack.

Hand crack up a corner. Take double #2 and #3 camalot, and optional #4 for the top.

Quality hand jams heading right up the line.

The hand-sized layback crack.

Up the corner two metres right of 'Nothing Too Serious' - use the left wall, then the arete.

Off-width chimney with a bulge at two-thirds height, down and left from 'Transience'.

Start at the corner around 10m from 'Short Shrift'. Climb up for two metres, then right around the arete and up the short crack and dirty groove.

Off-width crack just left of 'Blue Wind'.

Crack just right of the main wall. Originally done in two pitches(!).

An impressive flake-formed off-width right of 'Short Soup'. Requires big pro - stacked hexes on the first ascent, but big camalots will do fine.

The far side of a boulder 30 metres to the left of, and just downhill from 'Low Interest', sports a right facing, dainty little corner crack offering fingerlocking and stemming moves.[-35.526836,148.910691]

Starts at a block on the left wall. Pull right onto the arete and then up, passing one bolt. The direct finish up the arete would be recommended if it had another bolt.

The short crack to the left with an awkward, undercut start about ten metres right.

The short (almost boulder problem) 50m south of The Wellerman.

The open book corner. Bring a #6 if you want pro in the last 5 metres.

The short flaring corner crack 20 m to the left (and slightly down) of The Rip. Better than it looks.