Routes as boulder in Mid North Coast

Fun boulder problem up the start of the route. Up to sidepull then pop to the jug by the first bolt.

Sit start in the pocket.

The original boulder traverse. Start by stepping off the boulder at the left-most good pockets (as per the start of Event Horizon). Traverse right (tricky at first) and continue low all the way to finish up the start to Arty's Project (to the jug by the first bolt). The flake in the middle can seep, but the wet hole can be avoided by going high (as per the High Traverse) and then dropping down to the 'porthole' before the final crux - only slightly easier. Crux is the final crimpy section to get the sidepull on Artie's start.

Start as for Scorpio Original. From the half-way flake rest climb up to jugs, then traverse right continuing high to reach across to the finish pocket on "Artie's" via a series of crimps. An easier version than the original traverse but the finish section is quite high.

Silliness but a good warm-up. Climb Scorpio Low Traverse to the bolt, then reverse Scorpio High all the way back to the start. Bragging rights for multiple laps.

SDS, LH arete

SDS at big hueco. Straight up. Probably harder now that the starting foothold has broken

SDS at big hueco. Traverse R and up.

A cool traverse under the lip left of the Scarlet Manuka, cool slopers.

SDS. Up central, juggy arete.

SDS as per Scarlet Manuka but traverse R onto ramp.

SDS overhanging wall L of RH arete.

Low traverse begins near Cecil and finishes up on Iron Paw. Crux is a drop down move into the base of Iron Paw, mind the dab - hence the name.

SDS, face to R of arete.

Short and easy

SDS, a bit hard but too short to be worth it.

Back side of the boulder, couple of techy slab moves.

SDS Short flake

SDS just right of corner. Up to jugs and mantle

Rounded arete left of corner

Slab in centre of face, left of chimney

Right side of slab, left of chimney

LH arete of amazing, blank looking wall. Probably quite hard.

Centre of face. Looks impossible.

RH arete of Impossibe Wall. Probably pretty hard too.

Highball face left of crack

Highball face right of crack.

Highball corner crack/slab

Highball face right of corner. Looks hard.

Highball crack

Arete

Short, slabby face

Prominent crack left of tree

Slabby face/scoop right of tree

Blocky face right of corner/chimney

Highball crack to Offwidth. Yeesh!

Highball, orange crack.

Highball arête. Not as hard as it looks, but a couple of scary moves near the top will get you thinking. Named to honour the loss of Marty and Denali Schmitt who passed away on K2 not long before the FA.

Highball face.

Highball face/arete

Highball corner crack

Highball face, excellent climbing

Highball face, marginal R rating due to big rock in landing zone and possibly loose jug at 2/3 height

Highball corner crack

Highball face

Highball face

Highball face

Crack

Highball face left of descent gully

Featured grey face left of tree

Orange face to roof

Face to roof

Arete

Face 1 m right of arete

Crimpy face 5 m right of arete, just left of Jam and Scream

Crack above small cave. A rare feature for the Glenreagh area... a crack that is easier to jam than use neighbouring face holds.

Featured face 1m right of tree.

Face to scoop

Face with letterbox slot, thus the name

Highball face right of dead log

Lefthand side of juggy face to ledge

Centre of juggy face to ledge

Traverse the prominent rail

Highball arete right of the Oreo

Left side of roof.

SDS in under roof on L side of flake/crack. Jug on R-side of flake is out. To horn on lip and up.

Right side of roof.

Short, easy wall between the grass trees at the top of the little hill.

Another fun, easy kiddy route.

Easy wall left of crack.

Crack. Stay off the faces for full value.

Easy wall right of crack.

Slopers and undercling to juggy top. A grade harder without the underclings.

Crouch start below the obvious roof to mantle top out.

Easy, juggy wall to the right of the roof.

Juggy roof on right hand end of the crag, past rock orchids.

SDS at far right arete. trend slightly R, then L and stick to LH face at rooflet.

Start left of the tree

Face left of arete

SDS face/arete

Face above roof. Painful.

RH arete

Face R of tree

Face R of corner

SDS, up to good sidepull and long move to the top

SDS on angled rail, up to finish on massive horn

SDS Horizontal flake to jug

SDS Vertical flake to jug

SDS Huge arete/flake. Up the flake and then traverse the rail right across the boulder.

Arete

SDS to large, prominent horn feature. There are many variations of this problem.

Loads of V0 variations

Low Traverse right to left.

Couple of variants from a start on the arete, moving right onto south face then up leaning crack ramp in middle or keep moving R to next arete and up.

sds and up. FA done by 7 yo.

SDS right down on jugs and travere slopy jug rail round to secret love heart face.