Routes in Mt Kooyoora

Short vertical crack just to the left of Curver.

Belay bolt only. Top rope or solo the slab behind the dead tree.

Right ramp leading up to arête. Starts 1m right of Babysitters Delight.

Start as Corner Crack before heading left to corner and up a layback.

Start up slightly loose corner, finish up right leaning crack.

Slab then crack around right from 'Dead Tree'

climb finger crack around corner from tiny tips. gear belay and walk off, with downclimb

Be careful not to slip. Stand-start and mantel directly over on few holds.

For those who wish to protect the longevity of their life. Sit-start and layback the crack until the top of the detached flake. Tread lightly due to potential weakness at the top. A top out is possible but there is much debris to clear and does not seem to add value.

Sit-start on left arete and move direct up the highest point. Don't escape left.

Beautiful arete with great holds. Stand-start and follow the left arete until the centre and top out.

Lowball. Stand-start on jug and throw yourself over the top. Likely to be done from a sit and would make this climb much nicer.

... is something that I still don't understand. Sit-start with nice moves which leads you to finish direct up the face.

A short balancy traverse. Stand-start with two hands on left facing jug. Use the array of slopers and jugs to make your way right. Top out at the highest point.

Not the most aesthetic rock combined with a poor photo makes this climb look particularly unappetising, though it climbs OK. Stand-start with left hand on arete and right hand on sidepull sloper. Ascend leftward and then rock-over to the right jug.

A sit-start would make this a nicer climb, but the potential starting hold is likely to snap.

Heavily featured slab. Ascend direct.

A harder start which eases quickly. Sit-start with left-hand gaston and right-hand arete. Move up to slopers, then jug, and rockover. From here, an easy (but gravelly) low-angle slab awaits.

Gravelly. Stand-start on the left arete and climb toward the right then up.

Aesthetically pleasing and surprisingly solid. Sit-start and make your way up on beautiful side pulls then reach for the bucket jug. Top out to be done by the brave.

Beautiful moves on a slightly overhung wall. Sit-start in the detached crack with feet on the block. Move up to the jug rail and gently top-out on the left.

Nice looking feature but on poor rock. Crouch-start in scoop and move directly up.

Sit-start on far right in crack. Traverse leftward on gravelly jugs until you reach the bucket jug.

Sit-start with hands in the crack and move up and left along the arete. Lower parts of climb are gravelly but the top part is solid.

Slightly harder. Crouch-start, move toward the right, and up.

Beautiful rock slab with great holds. Stand-start and follow the crack up and left. Bonus points for using the underclings in the crack.

A beautiful, unique, and solid rock. Stand-start as far left in the cave as possible. Use trickery to traverse yourself right (carefully avoiding the tree) and find a way to move into the crack and top-out.

Nice crack feature. Sit-start and move up the crack.

Crouch-start, traverse left, and mantel.

Compression slab. Move slowly up the rounded arete to an easier top out.

Deceptively committing slab. Start on good crimpy side pulls. Traverse right-ish then up.

Stand-start on broken rock. Find a way to mantel onto the low angle slab and then easily up.

Beautiful detached flake into low angle high ball slab. Sit-start and layback the featured left crack. Mantel, pray that it doesn't break, then top out among the moss.

Top of the flake feels precarious... but seemed to be quite strong. Be like a cat. Tread lightly.