Routes as boulder in Northwest Slopes and plains

A boulder problem somewhere at the top of the gorge. Bound to be hard but details are scant.

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On back side of boulder on west side of gorge, near the end. Start on mantle and move to L and up onto top of boulder.

Near the true summit on the skyline traverse. Traverse along this lizards spine feature on more jugs than you know what to do with, covering more distance than many sports routes. Only gets a V1 due to sheer length and stamina required.

Start at the base of "Scramble" and traverse right to the base of "Corner"

Easy highball. Start in corner at the end of Traverse. Up dynamicly on widely spaced edges

Quite technically demanding highball, there is fixed hangers uptop of the cliff but history is unknown along with any ascents. Sit start with both hands on the bottom side pull. Trend right and up to double under clings then up blunt arete through to some rewarding jugs

Climbs from a sit start but also a stand start problem

Stand start with the obvious finger lock crack, set up feet and big throw to small edge, a bunch of compression moves and good bouldering. A sit start goes but adds alot more harder climbing, yet to be unlocked

Sit start with underling.

The direct eliminates a couple rock climbing moves!

Same start holds as GS, but from the pinch move left and down into jug, then up the obvious line to a rail over the lip.

Two obvious crimps to stand start, move up and exit to the right with plenty of holds to choose from. Down climb over the back of boulder near tree, lower to hand holds in dish feature and drop to ground.

Obvious line up the narrow face of the boulder. Top out over the right hand side.

Starts on left hand sidepull, and right hand sloping crimp. High foot, slap in, pull over, bish, bash, bosh.

On the back side of Pray-Mantle. Start at the very left on the beginning of the lip. Traverse right and up, mantle over.

Deceptively steep crimpy face, ?over 50 degrees

Sit start on opposing side-pulls of the undercut block. Work your way up the right hand rail before stepping left onto the face, then up and over through a thin top-out.

Starts in the obvious left most undercut, trends right and upwards, topping out similarly to "Mango Pit"

Starting on the lowest left side pull, follow obvious features right and up. Shares finish with "Mango Skin".

Mainly used as a down-climb (inclusive of tree), but can be climbed as its own route. Up through dishy features, good edges to pull over the top.

Sit start at the base of the crack and jam or layback you way up to the base of the pinch rail. Top out over the right.

Start as per "The Knock-Up Stream" but continue on through pinch rail, staying left, and top out over the left hand side.

Obvious arete to the right of "The Knock-Up Stream", starting on the lowest good edges, follow the arete all the way right and mantle over top to finish without using the other boulder. Probably around V5?

Up face and left arete to obvious ledge, press up mantle onto top of boulder.

Start on the obvious crimp rail in the centre and about 1/3 of the way up the wall, and dyno/deadpoint to the top edge.

Start as per "Gum Gum Rocket", but use the face holds to climb up and mantle over to top out.

Pinch or layback your way up the left arete of the left hand corner.

Use left side of the boulder and the crack

Using the crack up the middle

Up the right side

Sit start

Sit down start under the face, layback up the arete and mantle.

western side avoid the easy flake to stand on and use the small edges

This will get better after a clean, up using the flake and the crack

This screaming for a sit start and a clean, but for now stand 1m left of Microbial

Sit start harder than it looks

Start on side pull and arete. Plenty of good footers, but very mossy. mantle on the point.

Mantle onto the ledge, then mantle to top out.

Same mantle start as Lookout loonies, then traverse across and top out on the end.

Start matched on good edge, low crystal and high left foot. Pull up to slopers, and slap your way around the edge and mantle.

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Open

Start at the left very mossy end, launch onto mantle. move right till the corner and top out.

Sit start

Sit start, then use either side for hands, plenty of options for feet. The top out is hanging from the tip.

Up onto the mantle then up via the slippery mossy slab

Flat wall side of the boulder, to the top hill side has obvious features but is very crumbly.

Stand start matched on the good sloper. Move up, pinch, high foot and layback. Mantle on the mossy jugs. Great climb.

Compression problem left of Barbed Wire

Up the end of the boulder from highway side, traverse along, top out half way.

Sit down start on undercling and pinch, move left on crumbly features and mantle

Same start as "The Thing", move right on the undercling, up on sharp jugs and a tricky mantle. V2ish

On the north end of the wall under the dihedral, has the best holds on the whole wall.

Just right and north of Highway Robbery

Easy way up mid wall and easy down climb off

Up the side of the south side using undercling and side pull.

Start at the bottom corner and traverse right along and finish the same as 'Óh What A Feeling'

Into the crack, come chimney.

Tricky crimpy start, then a nice traverse right. Avoid using the boulder behind till right at the end.

Right to left traverse using the horizontal crack

obvious crack on the west side. Would need protection, or a mountain of pads, landing area is uneven but ok.

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Start just left of the Fracture work left using the high slopey jugs and then to crimpers and back down. feet are the little edges .5 to 1m off the deck.

The way off on the hill side wall, also good for scouting holds on other climbs. Really needs a clean, from fine dust. Can be very slippery. Walk up the flake or hang from it.

Left of the crack avoid the using the log

Right of the crack, one foot right on the end use the corner on the left and up

start on the right corner up without using the left of boulder.

Sit start using the vertical crack then up to the horizontal. Traverse right to the over hang then up onto the upper slab.

Side pull with the left and crimp with the right. high step onto slab and establish a hand on the sharp jug above and its over.

Sit start with your legs facing down hill, use the crimp and undercling to pull up. Establish feet and traverse right, heel hook/come side pull and topout via the sharp jugs.

Sit start, traverse right, stand up on the horizontal crack, and top out on either of the boulders. Strong but easy.

Sit start if your bored, up right to the top of the crack top out between or on either boulder.

Up the slab on little edges, runs out a little towards the top but have faith in the little crystals. Its all feet.

Right side of the boulder face, side pull with the right and grab that juicy jug with the left. Mantle and its over.. repeat for further warming.

Another warm up in the center of face. Left sloper or crimp then to jug and mantle.

Sit start to left and traverse right using the crimps on the face. Avoid reaching over the top till your ready to top out.

On the top boulder. Named after the stone precariously place right in the landing spot. Sit start on the right corner, up then traverse left to mantle.

The left trending edge of slopers. On the Boulder opposite Anal probe.

Directly beneath the precarious Boulder. Possibly a v6-7. Sit start on jub then hard crimps and side pulls with high feet. Possible top out on matched slopers.

On the small boulder, the face opposing the other boulders, the inner circle if you will.

Easy, good warm up maybe even do a few laps.

Easy way just to check it all out, leave it mossy makes a climb out of it.

On the small boulder between the two, avoid the boulder behind you. Sharp and crimpy.

Dyno start onto the sharp mantle,your hands will love it!

Up the left, keep inside and use a hand jam in the awkward upper crack.

Start on the left same as Abducted but stay out slightly to avoid using the arkward hand jam and reach over the top to the sharp jug or crack.

Great layback or jam.

Best not to fall. Slabby highball problem with delicate balance moves. Crimps if you can find them.