Ascents in Australian Capital Territory as sport by Chris Bennetts-Cash

Took a rest ahead of the overhanging bulge near the top because it looked worrying. Great route.

Seemed harder than 17 to me but Wendy TRd it and thought 17 was about right. Maybe I was tired, or maybe something awkward about the bolt placement. Still, a good route and will be back, complaining less, for a redpoint

Thought I was on sunday for a warm up climb, accidentally led my first 18. Can't complain, lots of interesting sidepulls and a pretty good climb

Very nice climb, makes you think in a few places. Next time have to ditch the TR. trail to the crag was almost impossible to find, left behind cairns to the top & bottom

More fun and games. Left behind cairns to the top & bottom of the pitch if you can't find it

Used fixed rope to bolt 4 (ledge) and led the finish when Cam wanted a break (and I needed to leave)

bah. Difficult beast.

Outstanding crux, too pumped to dyno when we got to this climb and and just tried, fell, tried, fell until I got the bugger. I can see a day devoted to getting this one clean.

Looking at low-mid 20s if you take the roof, but some interesting slopers heading toward Brillo Pad to get the arête

led and abandoned after the first bolt - first lead in about 10yrs. Nice climb but never made it to bolt 4

Beat it this time, albeit top roping. A fun climb and some nice moves higher up

easy and fun

A nice climb with outstanding views. Bolts have been replaced since previous comments - brand new

Bit of hangdogging trying to figure out where the heck the route goes, and probably got it wrong using the crack for bits of it. I hate slab climbing, why did I think soloing this was a good idea?

Love the committing step out toward the flake

Gotcha. New fave climb here.

Outstanding. And got it!

Damn that crossover is hard...

Awesome link up from Stef and Cam

A bloody good climb!

Damn. Made it easily to the last ledge but, after a few hours scrubbing & bolting, didn't have much left to give the finish. Outstanding climb to there though

TR it to figure out bolt placements. Nearly got squashed by a freezer-sized rock Andrew pulled down to test my reflexes. Pretty sure I've removed all the dodgy rocks between final bolt and anchors now.

Bailed before the anchors and finished it on tr solo. If only the rock was good enough for a fourth bolt up there. Sussong the moves again for next time...

Excellent.

Finally led the bugger! I love this climb, but after leading it think I might've put the bolts too close together...

Skipped the 2nd bolt - Might remove it down the track.

The better-than-expected finish from the ledge bumped the original grade from an 11 to a 13. Nice climbing.

Easy enough to onsight, sketchy enough to make you excited. My new favourite (new) climb at Sewer (some of the harder climbs @ Cave Routes give it a run for its money, but this is more sustained)

Rocking! Love the clamber over the overhanging wall - Lots of adrenaline on a drooping microtraxion

Second visit to attempt the headwall, not as tired as last time and although I was psyched to get it, it just didn't seem that hard... Found a good bolt placement for the headwall so next time on lead might be a different story.

Not quite clean - fell attempting a far right break through the cave

End of the day, pretty tired. Fell from the cave about 3 times then cruised up the finish