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{US} V5 | ★★ Aggrophobia
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{US} V5 | ★★ Pure Motion
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{US} V5 | ★ Spawn
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{US} V5 | ★★ Extacy
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{US} V5 | ★★★ Bauhaus 93
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Wollongong Coalcliff Powerline Lookout | |||||
25 | ★★ Red belly
Nice, delicate and slabby. Start from ledge in overhung corner, careful of loose stuff on the ledge then up the beautiful compact wall. Join "Car crash" for the last 2 bolts. | 25m, 10 | |||
Wollongong Coalcliff Ships Prow | |||||
25 | ★★ Iceburg
Start just left of the Bow Wave belay station. Climb the fridge-like arete then move past rooflet (big undercling) over the lip and up, staying about 3m left of the Titanical arete. FA: George Broadfoot, 19 Jul 2017 | 30m, 12 | |||
25 | ★★ Gigatonne
Double bolt belay. Sustained edges forming a cool sequence start this route until you reach a ledge, move right along this to mantle and then up. Theres a bit of a weird bit (bolt #5) where you can go left or right to get to the upper turret, and a hands free ledge. Move left to finish on the lower offs on the right side of the turret. FA: George Broadfoot, 16 Jun 2017 | 20m, 10 | |||
Wollongong Coalcliff Coolcliff | |||||
25 | ★★★ Da Vinci Code
Classic! Start from the ground OR from the ledge (DBB) depending on dampness. If from the ground, start via tree to get onto the wall to the right of the first bolt, traverse in to the arete and then up to ledge. Past huge layback flake to the awesome arete above. From anchor there is now a second pitch, grade 15 or so, pass 3 bolts to get to the top of the cliff and another DBB. FA: Justin Pang, 2020 | 30m, 12 | |||
25 | ★ Io
Shorter route to the left of Jupiter FA: George Broadfoot | 20m, 10 | |||
Wollongong Coalcliff Belonging sector | |||||
25 | ★★★ Displacement
Start from the ground, bouldery to ramp then head left to scoopy arete. Keep heading up to balance moves on the primo arete. FA: George Broadfoot | 30m, 12 | |||
25 | ★★ Belonging
Start as per Displacment.. you need to go left to the arete to access the break, then trav back right into the route with thin cruxy moves around the middle of the wall. FA: Justin Pang | 30m, 12 | |||
Wollongong Scarface Buttress | |||||
25 | ★★ Avian Abattoir
Weaves around the two monster roof sections on the left end of the cliff, with a lot more sideways climbing than up climbing. This route is mostly bolted, but requires a single set of cams for the upper pitches. A confident second is mandatory - bring prussics. Start about 40m left of Stop the Bolts! at ground level on top of triangular boulder. Look for ringbolts.
Set: Neil Monteith, 2013 FA: Neil Monteith (p1, p2 & p4) Paul Thompson (p3), 2013 | 84m, 4 | |||
25 | ★★ Gravity
Nice orange rock and cool pockets. The bolted middle line on the main ledge, 4m right of Stop the Bolts! pitch 2. Faint flake weakness up face (3 RBs), then a couple of hand sized cams to finish up fragile flake crack. DRB anchors on the right, shared with Cuckoo Dove Crack. Might be 24 if you're tall. FA: Neil Monteith, 2013 | 15m, 3 | |||
Wollongong Fear Wall | |||||
25 | ★★ Slow the Beat Down - Simmos Project - Closed Stay off
Closed project stay off. | 75m, 2, 1 | |||
25 | ★★★ Mountain Devil
Named after the abundant Lambertia Formosa shrub, otherwise known as the Mountain Devil, which is common on the Illawarra Escarpment. The species name of Formosa also comes from the latin word for beautiful, after the striking red flowers. The Mountain Devil also has a horned, hard spikey seed resembling a Devil. This route reflects the striking, beautiful, yet hardened nature of it's namesake. Pitch 1 (crux) - grade 25, is an intricate, steep and technical line up impeccable rock. Don't be put off by the appearance of the rock ! Its super solid impeccable quartzy rock. Single rack, Nuts are optional, plus additional 0.2 and 0.3 cams (at least doubles but there are options for more), 2 x #1 and 2 x #2 cams and 1 x #4 . 1 U bolt mid-way. Start up the major crack near the bolted belay at the start of Pitch 3 of Two Boys One Skyhook. After about 6m venture right onto the wall on super solid rock past many breaks to reach the major break below a high under-cling flake in a shallow corner. Bold but safe moves to gain great gear and rest. Clip the bolt and head up steepening wall. Pumpy sustained climbing up the wall and finger crack to the right side of the honeycomb cave. Place a crucial 0.5 AND/OR 0.75 cam in the slot at the top left end of the roof. Exit the cave from the right up and right onto the headwall, then head back left above your gear. Continue up the wall past chicken heads, threads and large cams - # 4 useful. Tricky exit to reach the base of the large ledge. Save a #2 and/or #3 for breaks. Use the fixed rope over left to haul up over the loose ledge to double bolt anchor. Pitch 2 - grade 24, follows an improbable line through the steepest, most overhanging and unlikely headwall on this main section of the crag. The rock is different and somewhat sandy. While not quite as high quality as pitch 1, 75 m of free hanging exposure and spaced but bomber gear ensures it has its own merits. Standard rack plus additional 0.2 and 0.3 cams and #4. Tricky moves up the steep flake right of the belay. Traverse right under roof #4 and up to U bolt. Pysch up and launch around roof with strenuous and hard moves between breaks and great gear with a slightly runout but fantastic-protected finish. | 60m, 2, 3 | |||
Wollongong Rat's Crag Rat's Boulders | |||||
V5 | ★★ Prehistoric punk
Make use of toe hooks and it becomes alot easier. FA: Kai Buckman | 4m | |||
V5 | ★★ Glory Days
Start at jugs just left of 'Bored Gecko' start, traverse left and up. The correct finish is to bunch up into the small cave matching the undercling. FA: Matt Hoschke, 11 Aug 2021 | 4m | |||
V5 | ★★ Pumprocker
Starts two hands on the undercling, using a toe hook off to the right makes the middle moves alot easier, finish at the jug rail at the top | 6m | |||
V5 | ★★★ Lord of the leeches
Straight up the slab located to the right of the punk cave. | 5m | |||
Wollongong Mount Keira North Face | |||||
25 | ★★★ Bog Cog
Original grade was 24 but we think it could be a couple grades higher. Old guide description is to traverse in from the right at the upper sand pit ledge, but it is more conventional and accessible to just start at the ground as per Fizzgig. At the traverse clip the first bolt of Cheap Wine, then head diagonally upwards to finish as per Cheap Wine anchor. FA: Steve Bullen | 12m, 5 | |||
25 | ★ Wallyard Jab
Up the first 3 bolts on wallyard grave, then go right across crack into lip of roof and trend up and right to double ring anchor. (An easier variation can be done by going up the crack another meter before branching right, but beware there is a funnel web in the good pocket FA: Tim Booth | 9 | |||
Wollongong Mount Keira West Face | |||||
25 | ★★ Goober Grease
Pull up to the undercling slot in the roof then core your way left 2m to the lip. Struggle to clip the 3rd bolt then crank over the lip and up to the 2 rings passing alot of moss as you go! Start: Start to the left of 'One Blank Wall' under the roof. FA: Steve Bullen & Ant Prehn | 10m, 4 | |||
25 | ★★ Putain de Puddin
According to the old guide book this could be the hardest route on the West face. The middle of the roof protected by ringbolts, left of the line of rusty bolts placed by Bill James years ago and as an aid route. Follow the break right past the rings to gastone in roof. Punch it out past ring to pockets on the lip. Crank to crimper around lip following flake. Finish at break (No DRB anchor), or proceed through Jungle Of Death! WARNING - there is no DRB anchor on this route Set: Graeme Hill FA: Paul Westwood & Brian Rattenbury | 10m, 4 | |||
Wollongong Mount Keira West Face Boulders Nitro Wall | |||||
V5 | ★★ Nitro Wall Leftside
Sit start on the arete. Up the lip to top out same as the next problem. FA: Steve Bullen | 3m | |||
V5 | ★★ Untitled Route
Sit start from big hueco/mega pocket, move left and up, top out. FA: Steve Bullen, 2000 | 3m | |||
V5 | ★★ Brighton Hotel
The problem follows the righthand side of the arete from a sit start to a highball topout. Sit start with your feet in the large hueco at ground level, hands on the positive edge. Make your way up the righthand side of the arete to the airy scary launch for the lip. Practising the moves on top rope is possible using the carrots handily placed right on the top. FA: Oliver Kerr & Brett Heino, 2012 | 5m | |||
Wollongong Mount Keira West Face Boulders Book Boulder | |||||
V5 | ★★ A Very Long Book
Do Mr. Marsupial, but instead of topping out as for the V1, traverse the entire upper slab of the book boulder to top out as for TBBOE. Set: Zachary Tynan FA: Mark McGivern, May 2020 | 6m | |||
V5 | ★★ The Book of Crackpipes
Sit start on jugs as for Keira Sutra, then head up and trend right to top out about 1.5 metres right of Book of Cracks. FA: Mark McGivern, 22 Aug 2019 | 3m | |||
Wollongong Mount Keira West Face Boulders | |||||
V5 | ★ Snake Eyes
FA: Matt Hoschke, 2020 | 2m | |||
Wollongong Mount Keira South Face | |||||
25 | ★★ Touch The Quartz Grain
Still on that damn toprope! Thin techichal face climbing. Start 2m to the right of Goo. FA: Steve Bullen | 8m | |||
Wollongong Mount Keira East Face | |||||
25 | Warhol
Worth doing if you have some skin you don't need! Start across the gully at the steep wall with the fallen boulder. Up onto the boulder then make a move to the pocket on the right, past the bolt. Crank left on crimpers and power to the diagonal flake. Crank up past the horizontals then onto the thin crack to the top. FA: Ant Prehn, 1989 Maint: Tim Booth, 2021 | 12m, 4 | |||
Wollongong Mount Keira Lower Boulders | |||||
V5 | ★★ An Ode to Murray
Sit start at low crimp in the middle of the wall. Big move right to gain the crimpy ear, then join Pull-kun. FA: Brett H, 26 Oct 2018 | 3m | |||
Wollongong Mount Keira Pucko's Boulder | |||||
V5 | ★★ Above the Clouds
Stand start undercling on the flake. Snake your way up and right through more flakes & sharp crimps to top out. Recommended to do on rope first, landing is not ideal FA: Nick Montague | 8m | |||
Wollongong Mount Kembla The Coal Mine | |||||
25 | ★★ Transition Fuel
One of the best aretes in Wollongong and a fine goal for the allround climber. Start under the obvious overhang in a thin crack, up into a wide invert crack and then traverse the horizontal crack to the arete. Place some good gear and quest up the sharp arete towards the bolts and crux. All the gear is good and can be placed on lead. A #6 is needed for the bottom. | 18m, 3 | |||
Bass Point Rockpool Amphitheatre | |||||
V5 | ★★★ Rice crackers
Start on slopey bulge and pocket with a toe hook at the back of the cave go up and top out to the top left side of the wall without using the jugs on the other wall Set: Buddy McLean & kai_climbs, 17 Feb | 2m | |||
Kiama Little Blow Hole | |||||
V5 | Project
Sit start on jugs, move out right to sloper before big move up to ledge. | ||||
Kiama Bombo Quarry Bollocks wall | |||||
25 | ★★★ Double Happy (Direct)
Named after a comically named old car tyre found at the base of the crag. "Double Happy" is a Chinese knockoff tyre that is the antithesis of how one would feel if these puppies were all that lay between you and the nearest tree. NB: Can be accessed by rap in off trees at the top. The stonking line up an appealing little buttress ( a rare thing here amongst the more common savage corner lines at Bombo). Up the moderate shared start with Double Happy (left), with good small cams and options for small wires to a bolt. At mid-height, continue directly up past two U's with techo double arete moves and a desperate finale. FA: Simmo & George Broadfoot | 14m, 3 | |||
25 | ★★★ Never Mind The Bollocks
Open V corner in the main northern Quarry. Over near the right side just to the right of the swampy section. Can be identified by the following pointers; Row of small dyna bolts up the right wall. Once used for Yosemite aid training by Reg, now rusted to blobs. Lower offs at the top, again by Reg. Top is clear of overburden debris. White painted square at bottom of climb and initials. First climbed as an aid route by Bill James this open book corner was later climbed in the typical siege ethic of the day. Hard stemming and finger locking with fiddly but good gear all the way up. Many falls were taken some with a loop of slack in hand while clipping. Expect a battle as Ferret was a crack master & The Man of Steel was the most powerful being to have ever graced the local cliffs with his presence. Will need a clean between the 37 year ascent cycle it now experiences. FFA: Ian Anger (Ferret), Jon Muir (The Man of Steel) & Graeme Hill FA: William James & Co, 1975 | 20m | |||
25 | ★★ Guillotine
A hard and varied line. NB: Can be accessed via a rap from two star pickets in the scrub above. Stick clip the first bolt. Intense laybacking right off the deck up a shattered face flake. Good gear but absolutely desperate to place. Take care to choose solid placements as the rock at Bombo can be friable. Clip a second bolt at the top of the Guillotine - this is the thinnest part of the shattered flake and there's no way you'd want to tempt pulling it off with a cam behind it Take a breather, where the flake joins the main corner crack to its left. Desperate finger locks and bridging to the top of the pillar on great small gear to a double U bolt lower off. FA: Simmo | 20m, 2 | |||
Kiama Bombo Quarry Bombo Boulders | |||||
V5 | ★★★ In Really Deep
Dyno variation to In Deep. From the obvious jug to top. Big and committing. | 4m | |||
Kiama Bombo Quarry Closed Sewerage Treatment Plant | |||||
25 | Krondorf Theft
Ripped off from Muir by the blood sucking Sydney parasites when he was so close to the top that you would have cried if it was your climb. Still those parasites aren't completely to blame, as Chunder and I would have stolen it, but we had better things to do. (1) The very thin crack in the wall to the right of HC. A fixed two R.P. can be found in the most wanted position as the last piece of pro. FA: Robertson & Ralph | 6m | |||
25 | Abstractions
Once the MEGA line of the cliff it was tried by D. Radical Thomas for the best part of a day but no progress could be made off the ground by more than a few feet. Ralph tried it after Ferret gave the line a going over with his trusty hammer and eventually succeeded before becoming benighted on the top part of the route. The last ten or so metres are slightly poxy but an easy escape can be made by cruising left after the main crack. The climb itself is a thin crack that's climbed using chimney techniques against the opposite wall, the crux is probably near the deck, there is a harder bit higher up but you feel vaguely immortal after the start but not before. (1) The crack in the alcove to the right of SF. Up the crack escaping out left at the choss. FA: Ralph & Robertson | 25m | |||
Kiama Soufs | |||||
25 | ★★★ Criminal Scum
Scum into Crime | 9m, 5 | |||
Nowra Hospital Rocks Boome Crag | |||||
25 | ★★ Bullen's Ballbags
Marked BB. Shares the same start as BBB but heads straight up. FA: Graeme Hill & S Bullen, 1983 | 6m, 5 | |||
Nowra Thompson's Point Indian Wall | |||||
25 | ★ Chief Pocahontas
FA: Stewart Black, 1999 | 11m, 5 | |||
Nowra Thompson's Point Descent Gully Walls | |||||
25 | ★★★ Cowboy Junkies
A total Nowra classic. Great fun roofing with very cool moves. Pity it is quite short, but at least you get a bit of exposure. This route starts in the exposed cave above the closed Mini Wall. Do not abseil down Mini Wall to get off - scramble off instead. FA: Ant Prehn & Giles Bradbury, 1990 | 15m, 6 | |||
Nowra Thompson's Point Closed Mini Wall | |||||
25 | ★ Hyperactive Child
THIS SMALL WALL BELOW COWBOY JUNKIES IS CLOSED. AND IS VERY UNLIKELY TO EVER BE RE-OPENED TO CLIMBERS, PLEASE RESPECT THAT. FA: Paul "Punk" Westwood | 6m | |||
Nowra Thompson's Point Gunbarrel Wall | |||||
25 | ★ Asta Lavista Baby
FA: Paul Westwood, 1993 | 10m | |||
Nowra Thompson's Point The Very Nice Wall | |||||
25 | ★★★ Very Nice Cake
Great climbing which has always suffered from muddy runoff when it rains. Please brush the route when you are working it to keep the holds in good order. FA: Giles Bradbury, 1990 | 10m, 7 | |||
Nowra Thompson's Point The Pocketed Wall | |||||
25 | ★★ With Pigs Blood
FA: John Passlow, 1992 | 15m | |||
25 | ★★ Butts Of Beef
FA: Steve Bullen, 1990 | 10m | |||
25 | ★★ Fine Cuts
FA: Steve Bullen, 1990 | 10m | |||
25 | ★★★ Hustle The Love Muscle
Links Electro Rooter directly into the upper half of 'The Hustler'. The improbable moves through the very steep pocketed rock that links the two climbs are intense but wickedly good. The first ascent was achieved without the additional bolt placement in the link-up. The bolt was added a couple of days later to avoid the inevitable carnage that would occur as unsuccessful climbers slammed back into the wall. FA: Paul Meharg, 2006 | 24m | |||
Nowra Thompson's Point Little Grease Cave | |||||
25 | Ram Rod
FA: Graham Fairbairn, 1992 | 8m | |||
25 | ★★ Young And Dumb
FA: Graham Fairbairn, 1992 | 15m | |||
Nowra Thompson's Point The Grease Cave | |||||
25 | Lust for Life
Link-up with good (but safe) air potential. Start as for Lost Weekends. FA: Simon Atkins, 1995 | 7m | |||
Nowra Thompson's Point Betty Blue Area | |||||
25 | Instant Death
Dangerous protection. FA: Ant Prehn & Giles Bradbury, 1991 | 20m | |||
25 | ★★★ Sultans Of Swing (Linkup)
Maximises the climbing to be had on this fantastic wall. Extend your draws! ROUTE: Start up Shifting Sands and clip its last bolt but instead of pulling right onto the face, stay left and climb directly up to the first bolt of A Day At The Beast. From here, head left to join into Speed Boat Wankers for three bolts, THEN STEP LEFT AGAIN and finish at the anchor of Funkenstein. You may wish to finish at the Speed Boat Wanker anchor for a grade 24. ADVICE: The first bolt of A Day At The Beast should be equipped with an extra long runner (unless you like rope drag). You may wish to climb up to the Shifting Sands anchor then scoot left to preplace this protection. CLEANING: Can be done while getting lowered with some minor shenanigans and a re-direct (or re-thread) at the Shifting Sands anchor. There are numerous variations on this linkup but I assure you that this is the best one. | 28m | |||
25 | ★★ Tickled Pink
Straight up the groove, then slightly left and up to a great jug rest. Recover and fire out the airy crux. Start: Start 2m left of SL at slight groove. New anchor 23/6/2012 FA: Stuart Wyithe, 1992 | 10m | |||
Nowra Thompson's Point Vine Wall | |||||
25 | ★★ Psychic Anal Breathing
A great line (with a bit of a kink). Some quite hard long moves. FA: Graeme Hill | 20m | |||
Nowra Thompson's Point The Fossil Cave | |||||
25 | ★★ Rabbit Trap
The roof of roofs this end of nowra. Jugs the whole way but getting between them is the trick. Finish out left at the the chain not the new anchors. FA: Colin Berry, 1998 | 12m | |||
Nowra The Grotto Cliffline P.C. | |||||
25 | ★★ Squeeze The Trigger
Impressive roof route in the cave just south of the descent rungs. Has been rebolted recently. FA: Rob Lebreton, 1993 | 15m | |||
25 | Thank You, Come Again
3 bolt boulder problem. Soft if you can reach the big pocket. FA: Paul Westwood, 1996 | 8m | |||
25 | ★★ Bachelor's Ball
Starts as for Bachelor Busted Balling Bimbo but breaks left at mid height and and finishes above the crux on Shocked. Was 24 for years but most people feel it's fair at 25. FA: Stuart Wyithe, 1992 | 18m | |||
25 | ★★ Bachelor Busted Balling Bimbo
The hardest of the three 25s in this section. Climb first two bolts of BB, then go direct up the wall just left of Trigga. FA: Paul Westwood, 1996 | 20m | |||
25 | ★★★ Escape From the Drilling Fields
Cue '90s era gangsta rap. Originally given a different name, the first ascentionist has requested that it now be known by this name. Excellent steep climbing, and the classic Nowra 25. Start where the undercut roof touches the ground (at a ring bolt). FA: Andrew Bull, 1992 | 20m | |||
25 | ★ Super Geek
FA: Julie Anderson, 1997 | 10m | |||
25 | ★ Pauls With A Permit
FA: Julian Saunders, 1996 | 10m | |||
25 | ★★ Bullet With Butterfly Wings
FA: Julie Anderson, 1996 | 12m | |||
25 | ★ Super Weak
FA: Unknown, 2000 | 10m, 7 | |||
Nowra The Grotto Cliffline The Colosseum | |||||
25 | Teflon Barbie
Giles Bradbury was called in to free either this line or Seven Eleven at grade 25 in mid-late 1999 and he named it Teflon Barbie. FA: Giles Bradbury, 1999 | 11m, 4 | |||
25 | ★★ Seven Eleven
FA: David Brown, 2000 | 11m, 5 | |||
Nowra The Grotto Cliffline Donutland Leftside | |||||
25 | Quarter Horse
FA: Rod Young, 2002 | 12m | |||
25 | Hit the Deck
The steep arête & hanging lip starting just R of Jammer, with heaps of fixed nonsense. FA: Pete Tosen | ||||
25 | Rambos Got Me By The Nuts -Open Project
Up scoop then over to the crack at the top of this traverse to the left and onto the wall above. Start: Same as POTRM. FA: Doddy will give it a burn.., 2000 | 30m | |||
Nowra The Grotto Cliffline Donutland Rightside | |||||
25 | ★★ Caribbean Beat Master
The mega crack up the side of the mega block (20m opposite Chinese Water Torture). Overhangs at least 30 degrees - its much steeper than it looks in the topo. FA: Stuart McElroy, 1990 | 20m | |||
Nowra The Grotto Cliffline The Grotto Proper | |||||
25 | ★★★ Going The Tonk With Zena
A bit goey at the crux. Start as for Belgian Tourists but step right and up wall and over bulges. FA: G Hill | 20m | |||
25 | Tipsy McStagger
start as for ASM. go left up pinnicle (14) to small ledge then follow rings up steep rock with small sharp holds FA: Stephen Hawkshaw, 2003 | 20m | |||
25 | ★★★ Lipstick
Start on the right arete of the cave. Follow the lip up to the crack, then straight up this FA: G Hill | 15m | |||
25 | ★★★ From Here To There
FA: Ant Prehn & Giles Bradbury, 1990 | 25m | |||
Nowra The Grotto Cliffline Palm Tree Wall | |||||
25 | Guru
FA: Tim Booth, 1996 | 12m | |||
25 | Shelltox
FA: Sarah Fieg, 1996 | 10m | |||
Nowra The Grotto Cliffline Grotto Boulders | |||||
V5 | ★★★ Off The Rungs
A true crag classic, worth the drive. Could be V3 if you’re a rung. Sit start, left hand in good hold above head. FA: Zac Schofield | 4m | |||
V5 | ★★ 97% Gympie Free
Same start as Gympie Kraft. From the flake, big move to lip, traverse left then mantle and up. | 3m | |||
V5 | ★★ Cuddles With Bagheera
Low sit start with left hand on good crimp (far left) and right hand on pinch block. Head up face to eventually pull onto right side of arete for the top out. | ||||
V5 | ★ Konglomeraid
Start on low crimps, just inside cave entrance. Big move up to sloper break (conglomerate band) and follow this around the round arete and finish matched on crimp (left side of arete). | ||||
V5 | ★ Shadow Puppets
Located at bottom of cave. Sit start matched on slopey jug. Climb straight up to next break, then traverse left to jug above the LHS boulder. match this and step off. | ||||
Nowra Bomaderry Creek Lot 34 | |||||
V5 | ★ Dopa Paint
| 3m | |||
V5 | ★★ 8 Bit Hero
Start in the break under the low roof. Big move out to slopey lip, then straight up to finish. FA: Jack Folkes, 2013 | 3m | |||
Nowra Bomaderry Creek Lot 33 Leftside | |||||
25 | ★★ Chick's dig scars
FA: Carlie Happ | 9m | |||
Nowra Bomaderry Creek Lot 33 Bouldering | |||||
V5 | ★★ Undercuts I Think
Sit start and traverse left on the big undercut to join in to the crimps on 'Harder Than You Think'. | 4m | |||
V5 | ★★ Harder Than You Think
Start as for 'Project 2 Nowhere'. Move right via pockets to an airy finish. Bad landing, pads and spotters recommended. | 4m | |||
V5 | ★★ XD
Stand start and up via tough moves. | 4m | |||
V5 | ★ No Discernible Graffiti
Stand start and straight up. | 4m | |||
V5/6 | ★★ Apparently They Can
Stand start at the slot and the slopey break, head up to the flake then dyno high to the pocket. Obviously, shelf to your left is out. 148cm FA: Jack Folkes, 2 Jan 2016 | 4m | |||
Nowra Bomaderry Creek Rosies | |||||
25 | ★★★ Shaker Fries
FA: Andrew Bull, 1994 | 15m | |||
25 | ★★★ Mega Mac
A classic of the wall. Tricky crimpy start but persevere as the jugs of glory aren't far off but that's when the pump really sets in. Gentle on the flake, it probably needs to be fixed. While the routes to the left stay dry in the rain, the first half of this route seeps. FA: Klaus Klein, 1994 | 15m, 8 | |||
25 | ★★ Games Burger
FA: Dave Ross, 1994 | 11m | |||
Nowra Bomaderry Creek Bartondale | |||||
25 | ★ Wicked Little Thing
FA: Paul Westwood, 1995 | 7m |