Routes in New South Wales and ACT for selected grade

Often wet landing. Up on some funky moves, following vague crack.

Up stepped roof and overhanging layback

Start up as for air to ground but traverse left to top of arête

More short route than boulder problem, path of least resistance left of the central block. Start on the small detached stone closest the wall, access the slab via smallish crimps and move up to the break and right (UK5b sequence) to a good rest to place gear if desired. It's possible to down climb and step down to the large detached stone from the break. Route crux is working up through the crack/gully system (Solid Uk 5a, falling here is a really bad idea) onto the central block then top out. Overall probably HVS 5a/5b with gear, awful landing the entire way as solo/boulder, take great care.

Start at and utilise the crack from it's base on the left side of the central bloc to mantle the slab then finish via Slurp! Harder and more dangerous landing than Slurp!

Start hands matched in the middle of the central bloc same as for Cola! Move right into the crack and utilise it to move up and right on the slab, finish via CT Slab & Crack.

Start up Cola! RHV, mantle and ascend the green arete. Low-end UK4c route crux with potentially life threatening landing, do not fall, do not attempt when slab is damp.

Starting a couple of meters left of the original Central Trackside Slab & Crack utilising positive but awkwardly positioned holds to gain the slab (UK5b) and finish up the original route. Careful the holds here look like they will compact down with traffic also potentially dangerous landing.

Start up CT Slab & Crack LHV, mantle and ascend the green arete. Low-end UK4c route crux with potentially life threatening landing, do not fall, do not attempt when slab is damp.

Start up CT Slab & Crack, mantle and ascend the green arete. Low-end UK4c route crux with potentially life threatening landing, do not fall, do not attempt when slab is damp.

Finger bang surly Steve in his rocky eyeballs to glory. SDS with two shallow monos wide apart, up to crescent.

Starting hand holds as for SW9, feet sans base-plate, traverse right via edges and crimps to finito via SW10. A soft touch?

Start on side-pulls on far end of slab right of SW10, traverse left and finish up Fascination.

Start as for Fascination Traverse but continue traversee left to finish up SW9.

Climb the left arete.

Start as for Sheeba Inu moving into the flared offwidth/chimney traversing it North to an arete of Split the MAQBA ? before topping out (dabbing the top is a bail).

Sit start under the lip of mushroom.

Takes the highest point of the slab directe, a touch eliminate. Start as for MAQBA but rather than mantling the plate move further up by utilizing the smallish crimps and gaston to reach a decent hold which appears as a large shallow pocket up and right. Top out directly up from there. Technical and stretched crux with awkward landing, take care.

Sharp crimps up arete then awkward mantle

Start at Twin Slab 3, traverse right along the slab utilising good edges and crimps, finish up Twin Ridge Slab 1. Really nice climbing should pick up an extra star as it cleans up more.

Start as for Twin Ridge Traverse 1 but continue right to finish up Twin Ridge Slab 2. Easier top out but much worse landing. Really nice climbing may pick up an extra star as it cleans up more.

Crimps, then vertical rail to top. Great technical climbing on good holds throughout, near perfect landing. Down side is it's the safest descent route of the bloc, if you don't want to jump front on it's possible to reverse the mantle with care, wear a long sleeve shirt and remember your position.

Loose easy flake - choose your own adventure

Swim Start. From directly beneath the dyno, head up the ramp trending R until you get to the block at the end of T.T.

Start at the beach and traverse the high line back to the chute.

Undercling then mantle

On the downstream side sit start the welded seam

Stand start with jam then wrestle up. An alternate start further back might be possible

Sit start on left face, up without touching the right boulder leaning on it.

Long, fun, just the right amount of spice to keep you on your toes. Sit start on the side pull, non trivial traverse over the water without a mat, then link through more rails into 'Turbot St Exit'

SDS under massive jug and up. It sets you up for a weird crossed arms move.

Sit start and slap up the right leaning short spire

Start jammed in the chockstone and up the back wall without touching the front wall.

A sketchy landing over water which we built up using logs. Up the arete onto the right side.

Up obvious features trending R and L to finish. Don't have a RUD into the water

Sit start and avoid the crimpers on the face to the left & jam your way up the hand/fist crack like Gollum would want you to.

Only use the face jug to mantle (A tall persons problem).

Sit Start in corner L of MB. Up crack & through wedge.

Start with hands on the mantle piece, throw a left leg over.

Lean / jump across the water to the jug, one move mantle. For full effect do it in approach shoes, and if the puddle is dry it doesn't count

Water hove start on the horn, up and then traverse through the bowl to left jug and up

One hard move of good side rail and high left foot, up and mantle. May need log stack for pads

Up twin aretes and rail. Base is usually submerged

Start on good jam, then somehow end up on top

Up the easy rail and then bust out right

SDS on finger locks then up crack

Start in slightly flaring jam and go up left

Thin holds almost over the water

Sit-start in the crack. Up crack to bulge and exit R. Big obvious footer on R boulder is out The harder, more direct route has not yet been done.

Start in crack then up right over slab

Sit start far right on the jug, up to lip then traverse all the way to Spark Plug and mantle

Lie down start up jugs

Up the curvy arete

Start on the odd undercling and up the rail

Stand start up face and using the right arete

Committing solo up the wavy slab to the mega feature. Psych yourself and crimp your way up and out.

On the ledge 5m right of the Death Roof. Up a thin side pull weakness

A bit silly. Directly right of the Death roof and behind the side pull problem. Traverse through the tunnel on the finger crack, then at the end reach up to the jug and mantle without touching either side.

Sit start on finger crack deep in the dark and then finish on top in the sunlight. Crux is the entire thing trying to figure out which elbow goes where and how to simultaneously push while pulling and keep your core tense while also being relaxed, and whether to go head first or feet first. Impossible to grade, but worthwhile entertainment If you can't physically fit, a no hands bat hang finish is a worthy substitute.

A nice slopey crimps through a bulgy mantle

Start right on the end (possibly over water) and slap all the way into Remembrance

Sit start with feet on the chock stone, up great crack. Don't fall.

Start on arete and chockstone, up thin crimps. Chockstone can be eliminated

Instead of mantle slap all the way right

Alternate longer almost lie down start

Start on the dry waterfall, then step around and a slopey traverse over the water, and possibly link into 'Baby Yoda'

SDS with odd moves through small roof and top out (North rock)

SDS low right hand, slap up right and mantle

Sit start extension into ether of the right lines

Start further back along the seam, the further left the harder so it's a bit of a choose your own adventure. You can finish up from the pocket as for Warmup or there are several variant direct finishes

Eliminate the massive jug and just mantle

Sloper start, then slap up and right

Sit start on bottom right of obvious flake. Up flake then head left and up into corner. Use pocket in corner then up.

Start on both teeth then slap and mantle

Start either in the crack, or a more direct start on pinching the overhung flake, up then traverse along the flake with the obligatory double knee bar invert rest just because you can.

Thin and crimpy

Good but contrived

Layback the crack and top out on the left face

Start far left practically lying on the ground and slap all the way around the the juggy mantle

The low ball left of N-ES. Start on pinchy flake feature. A R heel is essential (for most mere mortals).

The low ball right of ES. Start on the slopers & obvious footer rail. Mantle & finish on obvious weakness.

SDS the traverse left and top out. Various finishes, the longer the harder

Sit start with both hands on on the right jug of Quickdraw Direct, pull up and slap, then slap again to sloper and mantel. Hint: get your right foot high and right.

Juggy but awkward

Start in the crack on the left side of boulder with the thin little tree growing in it at half height. Climb crack not using the tree.

Start half a metre right of the crack with the tree in it. Up thin crimps to join the horizontal crack above. It is a elimination variation so try and not to use the crack to your left.

Just left of the finger crack is a micro right facing corner. Start there and go to nice edge then mantel and finish as for the finger crack.

Start to the right of the finger crack and without using it, proceed up the very thin slab.

Start on an undercling then right slap and up.

Start on the lower rail on the left side, up and around the corner over the water

Very thin slab moves

Start on undercling below overlap and up right to good hold then slap up and left onto sloping arete then mantel.

Nice tall crimp problem with a few variants. Pull down not out, crimps have a tendency to flex a bit.

Start on crimps above alcove then mantle.

Start on slopers then traverse around corner and up

On the back, up the corner near a tree?