Ascents in Illawarra and Shoalhaven as Tick

Absolutely phenomenal way to end a day of work! Climbed as 3 seperate pitches and loved every second of it. Take 16 draws and you'll have enough to clip everything on the way down and maybe a few left over. Elliot and I both broke footholds off at the very last bolt, he managed to stay on but I went flying. Easily earns the 3 stars

Doing the first pitch for a warm up was tough, would definitely extend the the very last draw on the rap in...Alec did a great great job leading the two last pitches scary at the top clipping the last bolt... Would be Great summer climbing but was kinda cold in the shade all day

Truly beautiful climbing! Though, summer is a more sensible time to go. Freezing to bits on the belay!

Did it in 2 pitches (1+2 and 3). Would definitely recommend linking pitches 1 and 2. Makes for a great 20+ m 23.

Sick route! Although a little scary at times, there's really good gear so don't be put off.

Fun and adventurous

Bit sandy at the beginning but still a fun first pitch. Wicked second pitch, pinches or off width at the top, you decide

A fun mini-adventure. Good mix of jugs, thin face climbing and good corner cracks. There's also a good mix of rock quality 😉

Sadly fell off on the delicate traverse on P2 so can't claim the clean tick.

Topping out the climb is heinous and muddy. Seriously consider leaving a bit of rope at the top out anchors.

Also combined P4 and P5, which is a good option to save on belay faff, no significant issues with rope drag.

mixed bag; lots of choss+dirt to 'climb' through but epic views and some interesting moves on particular pitches. might get better with more traffic. alot of holds are brittle and broke easily.

pitch 1: lots and lots of dirt pitch 2: easy scramble across a small muddy stretch pitch 3: well and truly the $ pitch. hand traverse with the best view. very photogenic. pitch 4: found really tough for a grade 18. pulling on crimps with not a lot of feet pitch 5: interesting climbing, balancy moves. wish i enjoyed it more but was shaken up from getting my ass kicked on pitch 4 pitch 6: better like your mantles! lots of varied techniques utilised. found decent beta. pulled on the tree shrubs at the top to finish.

Exposed and adventurous stellar views of the coastline. Big props to the legends who bolted this line up there with the best multipitches I’ve done. Took a fall on the 5th pitch slipped of on a slopey foot and did the slowest barn door ever. Took a decent fall on the last pitch crux trying to slap the arete seemed a lot harder than 19 compared to other pitches in the climb vital holds must have broken felt more like 20-21.

4 Bois 1 Dustpan. Absolute hoot of a day out on the this improbable, sometimes frustrating, but somehow brilliant route. We took a dustpan on a sling, did a fair bit of sweeping but to be honest you should just embrace the gardening.

P3 is the money pitch for sure - exposed, fun traverse with an amazing view. That said, bolting seemed odd - it feels like the traverse bolts are a full body-length lower than the obvious climbing line. P6 Is also great fun, with some interesting moves. Took a whip when the amazing grapefruit-sized chicken head towards the top broke - I was trying not to crank on it, but sadly even a light dab was enough to send it. My missile thankfully missed Steven, working his way up the end of P3. Arete slap to finish is brilliant!

All in all a super fun day out, definitely unique!

This is certainly worth it for the view alone, and then there are some good bits of climbing in it, well done to the legends who bolted this, it would have been a hard line to find! The approach is also super easy (as long as you don't get stuck in the abseil like I did, but I ain't doing this mistake again!!!), and as long as you don't mind dirt and traverses, this is an awesome adventure.

WARNING: the line is quite a zig-zag, so be very careful when abseiling so that you don' go past the ledge with the anchor on top of pitch 3 (there are lots of ledges), where you need to start the second abseil. I was thinking I had to go lower, and I basically got to the end of the ropes without finding the anchor, and then had to prussic up ~40m, which took a LONG time and gave my hands blisters — all well deserved for being too relaxed about the abseils... I also found no string on the fallen tree where the route starts (as per the description), but the line of bolts was obvious enough that finding the start was easy once (finally!!!) on the ground...

P1: quite a fun climb, a bit of dirt/mud towards the end, but a nice overhanging problem at the start. P2: well, this is a unprotected walk... at least the trees mean a fall wouldn't be so bad? P3: absolute money pitch. All the mission to get here is worth it just for this pitch honestly. P4: some more traverse fun. P5: this starts ok, then it's a bit shit. Too much dirt, tree on the way, just a bit shit... P6: a sting at the end of the mission!! This is a bloody hard pitch to onsight, I guess the grade 19 is fair when you know what you're doing, and because it only really is 1 or 2 moves at the end. But still feels hard. To get it on the onsight is tough!!

Not so dirty or sketchy. Nice climb.

Oh and we used a 5:1 pulley system to pull the kids motorbike some bogan had sent off the cliff back up.

Good deed done

Good afternoon climb in perfect conditions. Rock is a little sandy however the real drawcard is view from the escarpment.

Highlights are pitch 3,4 and 6.

Pretty good chossy traversey fun! Surprisingly wet, which made the final move to get out quite difficult.

Useful info: a 70m rope will get you down on rope stretch. A 60m rope will leave you hanging 5m above the ground. Don't ask how this information was obtained.

Avoid the choss on pitch 1, plenty of it. Use long drawers or slings above ledge. Pitch 2 is money pitch, shame it's so short. Probably a soft 18 when you know the moves and aren't freaked about exposure. Hopefully this big block stays attached to the cliff for a long time! Thanks for bolting Leo.

Good night lap!

Awesome climbing! The first pitch has a few committing moments when the crack gets to small for fingers. Definitely would be nice to have a small cam or two for the last couple of metres. Must go back for the 18!

A nice climb to learn some multi=pitch techniques. Easy climbing but this one is all about the view and exposure.

Great multi in point perp. Airy traverse with some sparse pro but still enjoys able. The 2nd pitch is really nice, pro isn’t great, a lot of sandy pockets I managed to get in some micro cams, I think 50% of them were good. The second pitch isn’t too difficult, few little smears it’s not steep and just feels great to top out on.

Really fun and relaxed climb.

Great exposure! Fun in the sun.

Great exposure and fun moves. Good introduction to multi-pitching.

Falling on the very first move on pitch 1 count as onsight? Hahahah

Awesome climb, interesting exposure at the end of the traverse. Made a minor mistake from bolt 2 to 3 (went a bit up, should have continued traversing), managed to downclimb few easy moves and continued towards the correct bolt.

Top of pitch 3 was completely wet (wall on the left of the arete completely wet as well).

Great day out!