Nodes in Crosslands

This area is on private land, so if you are climbing keep a low profile and take your rubbish with you. Also ask landowners before going http://www.crosslands.org.au/contact-us/. Small crag with some good slabs, a few easy sport routes and some interesting Trad lines. A few great climbs for beginners learning to sport climb.

Short crack at left hand end of large slab.

This area is owned by Crosslands Youth and Convention Centre, so you should consider contacting them before climbing there. http://www.crosslands.org.au/contact-us/

Short thin slab with 2 RB and DRBB. 1m left of LTN. Rock has crumbled in several places possibly making this pitch harder

Up Block into corner to ledge then up slab to DRBB. 4 RB then DRBB. Great for beginners to learn to sport climb.

The lower part of LTN

Over large block then up slab to DRBB. 2m right of LTN.

The left leaning crack to the right of LTN.

This area is owned by Crosslands Youth and Convention Centre, so you should consider contacting them before climbing there. http://www.crosslands.org.au/contact-us/

3RB's to lower offs

This area is owned by Crosslands Youth and Convention Centre, so you should consider contacting them before climbing there. http://www.crosslands.org.au/contact-us/

This area is owned by Crosslands Youth and Convention Centre, so you should consider contacting them before climbing there. http://www.crosslands.org.au/contact-us/

Has some carrot bolts though the distance from first to second bolt is greater than the ground and first bolt so trad gear needed.

The obvious chimney. Big gear

Right hand end of big sandy cave. Up wall passing BR to ledge the head left and up wall using cams and wires.

Up wall as for PH past RB then tend right up shallow corner/ crack. Can be dirty at top.

Same start point as PV. 3 RB, straight up to DRBB.

Starts with ALP, minor traverse to ATV. ?4? RB with DRBB

?3? RB, straight up to DRBB. Great for teaching beginners how to sport. Ends at same place as PV

This area is on private land, so if you are climbing keep a low profile and take your rubbish with you. Also ask landowners before going http://www.crosslands.org.au/contact-us/. There are some interesting slab lines along a few slab boulders next to Still Creek.

Start on the ledge then stand up into the side pull. Thumb press to strand up and then onto the crimps. Bit of a scramble to top out.