Ascents in South Face

Lead all pitches. Ok day wanders at start. Pitch 6 has some serious run outs so be soild at the grade. Nice DBBs where needed. Take all small and micro gear.

A bit of a bush bashing adventure. The climbing is pretty average, first pitch is probably the standout. We decided to go straight up the clean, unbolted slab directly above the belay of pitch 5 to top out 70m later.

Great fun! Bit of bushbashing, and some nice sections of climbing. No memorable moves or sections, apart from the slab on the 6th pitch, but a great quality adventure nonetheless! Ryan did P1, P4-5, P8. I did P2-3, 6-7

A lot of the rock on the South Face seems to have eroded with an incut in them, as opposed to the north faces and Desperation Wall being sloper - maybe the tops of the columns lie in the south, and the bottoms in the north?

Led all pitches. A fun way to explore a less-trodden section of Tibro, and less heady than anticipated. While there are big runouts, most of the climbing is so easy (like, grade 10-14) that I hardly noticed. The bolts or gear are there when you need them.

A fun adventure. Pitch 1 was straight forward. Pitch 2 I think I got a little off line, ended up being level with the anchors but quite a few metres off to the left, it was easy bush bashing to get to the chains. Pitch 3 was fun but very short, definitely not 30m. Pitch 4 and 5 I linked, had a few metres to spare using a 70m rope. Pretty easy terrain. Pitch 6 had some nice moves, protection available where it was needed. Pitch 7 I went right around the buttress, another bush bash. Took about four and a half hours to summit, we weren't in a rush but we made much better time from Pitch 3 onwards. I lead all pitches

Accidentally climbed this for 4 or so bolts thinking it was Traxion, luckily it looks like someone else has also made the same mistake so there was leaver a biner/ mallion to retreat from

Good day on the mountain. Route finding was pretty easy until we linked some pitches ending up at a dbb that we thought was supposed to be a natural anchor. We were a bit confused after this but continued anyway. Topped out to the right above the buttress.

Easy climbing, but definitely wouldn't want to fall in a few spots

Really enjoyed this one and will be back to climb it again soon.

2nd Ascent

this is the gully that services slider wall.have only done the first 80m or so.

Pete was up for a nice easy outing - not too smart the day after rain. Worked my way up the slimey 1st pitch, but Pete had to bail when he got there, the knees gave out again. I'll go back & solo it sometime when it's dry.

Nice multi, some great sustained slab climbing on the first pitch. Some small gear would work well here. As an extra incentive for some more ticks, there is a smallish BD nut stuck on the 6th pitch for whoever manages to get it out!

I enjoyed the first slabby pitch up past the old piton, I couldn't see the anchors and went right with minimal gear to ledge which made things interesting as I then had to traverse back left.

Sweet climb! Well bolted and really well cleaned. Nice views and some cool moves. Had a big carpet python climbing along side us on pitch 3 which was pretty rad.

So far so good. Will return and compete the climb when we've got time.

Good climbing, good bolted route and quality belays.

Pretty good route considering the terrain it's on and how new it is. We simul'd pitches 3-5 but stopped after experiencing a few patches of loose rock on pitches 3 & 4. The route is mostly solid and should clean up nicely with a bit of traffic.

We rapped down from pitch 7 in 4 raps (with 2x60m ropes). The intermediate anchor on the second pitch (before climbing through scrub) gets you down to the ground nicely on a 60m rope. There's a few loose patches of rock off-route that you'll pass on the way down, be careful if your ropes are below!

Great climb. Maybe a smidge easier than the grade indicates.

Nice day out, easy climbing on typical Tibro slab. Good to top out and walk down.

Cool route! Easy tibro magic makes a good day out. Nicely cleaned as well.

Bolted on Lead pitches 5 through 7.

Simul-climbed as first full ascent of finished route in 27m 14s. The name comes from the speed climbing safety technique of placing Micro Traxions between the climbers.

Interspersed with some un-roped shenannigans. Very windy, especially on pitch 4.

What a fantastic climb! A few tricky moves on the first pitch then its all fun climbing with some great exposure! ...and pitch 2 is defs the money pitch.

Great addition to the existing lineup of Tibro classics. Good to have another multi that finishes on top of the mountain. Pitch 1 was the stand out pitch for me as it involved really cool climbing on classic Tibro rock. From there on it was mostly slabby scrambling with a cool view & position on the "airy ridgeline pitch". Had to finish up via the pitch 8 "classic" which was a 1 move wonder but much better than walking off pitch 7. Definitely not a grade 16 so don't let that scare you too much. I think most pitches after pitch 1 are a bit over graded but I'll leave that for you to decide for yourself

All in all a great day out & the route ended up having 3 parties on it that day, & it was a Thursday! Not much loose rock for a new route but a few crumbly sections. Thanks to the boys for the efforts in adding a such a fun new route to the Mountain!