Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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Riverina Willans Hill Reserve Between the trees Left Face | |||||
V2 | ★ Old Timer
Sit start and grab the jug in the middle. Move left with nice feet to an undercling with left hand, dyno to the top sloper hold in the middle and up and over. FA: Corey A, 10 Apr 2023 | 2m | |||
Riverina The Rock Upper Terrace | |||||
20 | Walk Across the Rooftops
Ramble up R. side of cave, then traverse L. to base of crack. Climb crack. FA: Robert Cowan & Andrew McAuley, 1989 | 30m | |||
Riverina The Rock The Towers | |||||
21 | FM (Full Manual)
Thin, discontinuous crack 1m R of BL to horizontal ramp of April Fools. R corner. A bit of manual manipulation will see you through this section. Continue up broken face. FA: Robert Cowan & Greg Claire, 1989 | 40m | |||
20 | The Brisbane Line
Starts at R end of detached block. Overhanging corner, then step up next (tricky) corner above. Major corner-line above to little ledge with small tree, then last part of corner. FA: Iain Sedgman, Glen Donohue & Wayne Maher, 1984 | 40m | |||
21 | ★★★ Grand Larceny
Just L of The Brisbane Line at end of detached block is 4m face leading to horizontal. Ease up face L of arête on micro holds to horizontal. L-leaning line to ledge, then face above. FA: Peter Cunningham, Robert Cowan, Spring 1987. Direct Start added by Robert Cowan & Andrew McAuley, 1989 | 40m | |||
21 | ★★ Staircase
The Rock's first classic test piece at this grade. Start 2m left of prominent corner. Prominent upside-down staircase (two BRs) to ledge. FA: Robert Cowan & Andrew Driscoll, 1989 | 35m, 2 | |||
20 | ★ Terminator
One of The Rock's classic test-pieces. Start Marked. Start 1m L of Scratched Knees on top of rock. Up L side of recess through spectacular roof line. Turn lower roof on L using prominent hold on L wall to gain halfway ledge of Traverse #2. (Belay possible under main roof but don't bother) Turn second roof using underclings, then large jam-crack to reach jugs on lip. Wall above. (Both roofs easier than they look) FA: Jeff Boyton & Edward Fairleigh 1970's. | 40m | |||
20 | ★★ Temptation
A good climb if one resists the temptation to escape to easier climbing on L. Start just L of Terminator. R side of face. First crux face is protected by 3 BRs. Rest of route is adequately protected by gear. From horizontal, move R to join Terminator (best finish) or step L through bushes and up face to a large ledge. Continue up gully or climb unprotected roof (20/21) on R side of gully. FA: Robert Cowan & Andrew McAuley, 1989 | 40m, 3 | |||
Riverina Rocky Hill Reserve The Burbs | |||||
V2 | Behind enemy lines
Sit start in the middles of the cut rock(jug). Pull up heading slightly right and moving left foot up and over the cut rock/starting jug area. Some small crimps as you head straight up and slightly to the right. FA: Corey A, 5 Nov 2022 | 2m | |||
Riverina Rocky Hill Reserve Hueco Marbles | |||||
V2 | ★★ Luckys Crack
The obvious crack up the centre of the R (or) main boulder. FA: Jessica Shaham, 9 Sep 2015 | 4m | |||
Riverina Rocky Hill Reserve The Graves | |||||
V2 | Exhumed
Sit start R of YH below the horizontal. Straight to the top mantle. FA: Matt Brooks, 10 Jul 2015 | 3m | |||
Riverina Scenic Hill - Hermits Cave Griffith The Lookout | |||||
V2 | ★★ The High Road
Traverse on lip to easy top out. FA: Rebecca Alexander | ||||
Riverina Scenic Hill - Hermits Cave Griffith Breeze Way boulder | |||||
V2 | ★ Location, Location
Bu start on low L flake R of Scenic FA: Matt Brooks | 3m | |||
Riverina Scenic Hill - Hermits Cave Griffith La Familia | |||||
21 | Keeping it in the Family
Start at the L end of La Familia wall at the base of the arete. Up the short face, traverse the break L and step up onto the slab. Up this and then R and up onto the short arete to the top and lower off. | 15m, 5 | |||
20 | ★ La Familia
Start as for KIITF, up to the break and onto the slab, before climbing the face up to the L of the arete to the roof. Step R and up to the anchors of KIITF. | 15m, 6 | |||
South West Slopes Blowering Cliffs Left Wall | |||||
20 | ★★ Gobber Head
No Time for Dreaming pitch 4 variation. From belay ledge, climb right following bolts through under cling, up onto slab, into finger crack (small cams), then continue up slab to anchors as for NTFD. Can stay wet when the rest of the route is dry. FFA: 24 Apr 2020 | 40m, 11 | |||
20 | ★★★ No Time for Dreaming
A fantastic outing up some great quality granite with something for everyone. Increases in difficulty as you go higher, and its possible to enjoy an easier day by abseiling off when it gets too hard. All belay stations are DBB with rap rings. Pitch 4 has 11 bolts (the most), so you'll need at least that many draws. Take a few cams (small to medium) to supplement bolts on the 3rd and 4th pitches. Starts at a prominent black streak where the walking track hits the cliff, ~ 15 m left of the waterfall. After heavy rain, the first 3 pitches turn into a waterfall, leaving the rock beautifully polished as a result!
FA: Matt Brooks, Brendo & Tess Greaghan, 18 Feb 2017 | 140m, 5, 35 | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Mudgee and Surounds Geology Crag Cryptic Moon Boulders | |||||
V2/3 | ★ Beetle juice
Sit start up good edges FA: Damian Brook, 2023 | 3m | |||
V2 | ★★ The Moontle
Same start as Mantle Fight but going directly up to similar mantle crux FA: Emmanuel Madayag, 10 May 2022 | 2m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Mudgee and Surounds Geology Crag Plateau Pebbles Boulder | |||||
V2 | ★★ Cave baby
Sit start with left hand around arete and right hand on solid edge/crimp. Up to big flake hold then straight up. Avoid the undercling at the start, it will break. FA: FabianSchuelke, 22 Jul 2023 | 3m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Mudgee and Surounds Geology Crag Plateau Crust Boulder | |||||
V2 | ★★ Meteorite
Sit start on jugs and up good edges to easy mantle FA: Louise Howarth, 21 Dec 2021 | 3m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Mudgee and Surounds Geology Crag Plateau Microscope Boulder | |||||
V2 | ★ 80 knots
Crack behind Microscope Boulder. Sit start, then stemming and jamming to top out left. FA: FabianSchuelke, 3 Nov 2023 | 3m | |||
V2 | ★★ PPL
Stand start on crimps and up face FA: Louise Howarth, 2021 | 3m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Mudgee and Surounds Geology Crag Plateau Listric Boulder | |||||
V2 | ★★ Analogous Arete
Stand start left hand on bottom of runnel/jug and right hand in hole, and up the arete. Very nice moves Lower start with left hand on sloper goes at V3, but not as nice FA: Emmanuel Madayag, 1 Aug 2023 | 3m | |||
V2 R | ★★ Listric Arete
Up the awesome arete. Graded to include the sketchy downclimb (otherwise it's V1) FA: Emmanuel Madayag, 2021 | 5m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Mudgee and Surounds Geology Crag Hillside The Atoll Flatiron | |||||
V2 | ★ Flat Iron Plate
Crouch start matched on good pocket then up slab before a pretty epic palm press to finish. Don't use arete for assistance. FA: Blake Muir, 26 Jan 2022 | 5m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Mudgee and Surounds Geology Crag Hillside The Atoll The Fold | |||||
V2/3 | ★★ In the Fold
Crouch start on left of boulder. Traverse right and up through cool corner to mantle crux FA: Shane Yates, 16 Feb 2022 | 2m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Mudgee and Surounds Geology Crag Hillside Lichen Boulder | |||||
V2/3 | ★★ Are you lichen at me
Cramped sit start on 2 pockets and up face to the right on good crimps and edges to crux move up top slapping to jug hole FA: Shane Yates, 1 Mar 2022 | 3m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Mudgee and Surounds Geology Crag Hillside The Bowlder | |||||
V2 | ★★ Pahoehoe
Sit start on jugs to the left of the Caldera, and up fun moves on jug rail. Very good FA: Louise Howarth, 2021 | 3m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Mudgee and Surounds Geology Crag Hillside Baka Boulder | |||||
V2 R | ★ The Idiot
Stand start on good crimps below ledge. Up and mantle onto ledge before second easier mantle. Sketchy landing FA: Shane Yates, 2022 | 3m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Cowra Col Stinson Park Prow Boulder | |||||
V1/2 | ★ PB3.1
Right side of prow. | 3m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Cowra Col Stinson Park Tree Boulder | |||||
V2/3 | ★ TEC
Climb Forest Slab via the vertical rail eliminating the good left crimp for hands (still in for feet). All eliminates via this finish allow one light brush (not weight) of the right wall with your back, a second dab or any weight and you must start again for the tick. | 3m | |||
V2/3 | ★★★ TCO Sit
Sit start to Tree Corner/Offwidth, superb. | 3m | |||
V2 | ★★ TCOE
Establish yourself cleanly on the left wall of the corner before moving right to finish via Tree Corner/Offwidth. | 3m | |||
V2/3 | ★★ TEB
Climb Forest Slab starting from the lower thin diagonal crimps. | 3m | |||
V2 | ★★ TEA
Climb Forest Slab starting both hands matched on vertical rail, contrived. | 3m | |||
V1/2 | ★★★ Forest Slab
Lovely short wall/slab right of the tree. | 3m | |||
V2 | ★★★ Tree Arete Low
As for Tree Arete with the detached block out, strictly from the ground, no stacking. | 3m | |||
V1/2 | ★★ Tree Arete
Down the hill through the scrub towards the walking track, climb the arete with the detached block in. | 3m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Cowra Col Stinson Park Porkorama | |||||
V2/3 | ★★★ Porkorama LHV
Climb Porkorama starting from the low step to the left with both hands matched on the large undercling. | 3m | |||
V2/3 | ★★★ Porkorama Sit Start
Sit start to Porkorama on the flake, large low footer far left is out. | 3m | |||
V2 | ★★★ Porkorama
Direct up the flake system few metres left of the scoopy slab, gets better the higher you go. | 3m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Cowra Col Stinson Park Smokestack | |||||
V2/3 | ★★ Big Worm
Climbs Worm starting from outer aspect of Eastern Chimney. | 8m | |||
V2 | ★ Worm
Eliminate problem starting as for CWI and finishing via CWLE-PL with the semi-detached block on left as you exit the chimney out. | 4m | |||
V1/2 | ★ CWLE-PL
Establish yourself on the left wall of Western Chimney (right wall and chockstone out) moving left via nice move into Pub Lunch and up its quite mossy slab taking care with the potentially awkward landing. | 4m | |||
V2 | ★★ Crumpeteer's Tramp
Start as for Crumpeteer and finish via Ramp Tramp. | 11m | |||
V2/3 | ★★★ Attack of the Field Mouse 2
Start as for Southern Crumpet #2 finishing as for Attack of the Field Mouse. | 11m | |||
V2 | ★★★ Attack of the Field Mouse
Climbs as for SC1CEW eliminating the semi-detached block on the left. | 11m | |||
V2 | ★★★ SC2CEW
Start as for Southern Crumpet #2 finishing via CEW. | 11m | |||
V1/2 | ★★★ SC1CEW
Start as for Southern Crumpet #1 finishing via CEW. | 11m | |||
V2 | ★★★ SC2CEL
Start as for Southern Crumpet #2 finishing via CEL. | 7m | |||
V1/2 | ★★★ SC2CER
Start as for Southern Crumpet #2 finishing via CER. | 7m | |||
V1/2 | ★★★ SC1CEL
Start as for Souther Crumpet #1 finishing via CEL. | 7m | |||
V2/3 | ★★ Crumpeteer's Trombone
Climb Sit the Crumpeteer and finish via The Real Crumpeteer (no picnics on shelf, plenty of rests elsewhere!) | 21m | |||
V1/2 | ★★ Kit of the Crumpeteer
Start as for Crumpeteer finishing via Bar Mat. | 11m | |||
V2 | ★★★ Sit the Crumpeteer
Sit start and climb Crumpeteer from crimps/low rail. | 7m | |||
V2/3 | ★ Crumpet Tree Crumpet Sit
From crimps/low rail. | 9m | |||
V2 | ★ Crumpet Tree Crumpet
Complete Southern Crumpet #2 twice linked via the lap of Crumpet of the South. | 9m | |||
V1/2 | ★ Sit the Southern Crumpet #2
From crimps/low rail, contrived. | 3m | |||
V1/2 | ★★★ CWEL
Start on outer aspect West chimney move East to finish via CEL. | 5m | |||
V1/2 | ★ Crumpet to Crumpet 2
Climb as for Crumpet of the South 2 pausing for three at the arete then reverse back via Southern Crumpet 2. | 6m | |||
V2/3 | ★ Hold the Crepe
Start in centre of chimney moving East to finish as for Crepe. | 16m | |||
V2 | ★ Crepe
Linking section. Climb Crumpet of the South #2, reverse back via the entirety of Crumpeteer and back to starting position via Half Crumpeteer Right. | 14m | |||
V2/3 | ★★★ Tramp of the Real Crumpeteer
Climb as for Real Crumpeteer exiting via Ramp Tramp. | 21m | |||
V2 | ★★ Real Crumpeteer's Kit
Climb as for Real Crumpeteer finishing via Bar Mat. | 22m | |||
V2 | ★★★ Real Crumpeteer
Set out on Real Crumpet returning via Crumpeteer. | 18m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Cowra Col Stinson Park Razoback | |||||
V2/3 | ★★ Bermuda Bacon
Start as for Rindless and finish as for Bermuda. | 17m | |||
V2/3 | ★★ Bermuda
Start as for Sit the Nice Edges, complete a full lap around Razoback, next climb as for Crumper before completing another lap around Razoback in opposite direction to previuos. | 17m | |||
V1/2 | ★★ Nice Crumper
Start as for Nice Edges finishing as for Crumper. | 11m | |||
V2/3 | ★ Crackling C
Climb Sit the Nice Edges past its crux before moving right full 360deg around boulder clockwise. | 8m | |||
V2/3 | ★ Just Bacon AC
Climb Rindless past its crux before moving right full 360deg around boulder anticlockwise. | 8m | |||
V2/3 | ★ Crackling AC
Climb Sit the Nice Edges past its crux before moving right full 360deg around boulder anticlockwise. | 8m | |||
V2/3 | ★ Just Bacon C
Climb Rindless past its crux before moving left full 360deg around boulder clockwise. | 8m | |||
V2/3 | ★★ Amphibious
Direct version of Rindless sit starting matched on the crimprail, fraction more morpho than original. | 3m | |||
V2 | ★★ Rindless
Sit start as for Norm' finishing via Kevin Bacon. | 3m | |||
V1/2 | ★ Bacon Side AC
Start as for Norm' moving right full 360deg around boulder anticlockwise. | 8m | |||
V1/2 | ★ Bacon Side C
Start as for Norm' moving left full 360deg around boulder clockwise. | 8m | |||
V2/3 | ★★ Stile
Start both feet on bridging slab opposite Smokestack moving directly from the crimps of the arete, right and down into the low groove (avoiding the slab in between) before finishing up Rindless/KB. Contrived eliminate but quite good. | 3m | |||
V2 | ★★ Sit the Nice Edges
Sit start to Nice Edges, quite good one move wonder, strictly no dabbing. | 2m | |||
V1/2 | ★★ Reverse Crumper
Start as for Nice Edges moving right to bridge onto Smokestack from steeper left arete of the bridging slab, next moving left as for Half Crumpeteer Left before bridging back over to Razoback and completing full lap around bloc. | 9m | |||
V2/3 | ★★ Vo
Start as for Nice Edges continue anticlockwise 360deg around block via Stile on KB side of boulder. | 8m | |||
V2/3 | ★★ Corewell
LHV of Sit the Nice Edges (StNE) starting left hand on edge, right hand on shark tooth moving up/right. | 3m | |||
V2/3 | ★★ Razel Razel
Climb Razoback standing start from the ground. | 3m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Cowra Col Stinson Park Little Blob | |||||
V1/2 | ★★★ Little Blob
Sit start on right as for LB1.2 finishing left via LB3.3. | 2m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Warrumbungles The Warrumboulders Camp Blackman Boulders | |||||
V2 | ★★ Mustard it up
Sit start on massive jug and up via dyno or crimp and gaston. Both are fun and are similar in difficulty | 2m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Warrumbungles Canyon Cliffs | |||||
20 | Tango Spotted
Start: 10m R of 'Handicapped' Up orange slab (reachy) using pockets for gear to 2nd pebbly break, then technical traverse R for 5m (micro cams) to obvious vertical crack with good gear to top. FA: Heath Washbrook, 2009 | 20m | |||
21 | ★ Chi
Start: Start in alcove in middle of short wall leading to corner (past gully and broken, rocky area). Through small overhang, then up very thin crack. FA: Greg Croft & Phil Draper, 1991 | 10m | |||
20 | ★★ Ripples in Time
The cliff splitting hand and off fingers crack 4m right of Short and Sweet . Hard to believe it hasn't been climbed before ?? If no other name exisits, this name comes from the impressive fossilised sand ripples in the cave to the left. FA: simon opper, 10 Sep 2014 | 15m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Warrumbungles The Needle | |||||
21 | ★ The Kiruna Crooner
Start 40m R of Northern Lights, in middle of W Face below wide crack on R of overhanging face split by three cracks. Up R to bolt, then wall and arete to top of pillar (six bolts; small wires and cams on R side of arete at half-height and at top). Over boulder, then step across wide crack. Up to ledge, bolt belay. FA: Andrew Penney & Carl-Joan Jagusch, 1989 | 35m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Warrumbungles Tonduron | |||||
20 | Virago
Start at small L corner below yellow roofs.
FA: Greg Mortimer & Keith Bell, 1974 | 210m, 9 | |||
21 | Antares Direct Start
Start 5 m L of Antares at twin grooves. Follow discontinuous R-hand groove/crack, then L to gully at top of L-hand groove. Up this to base of groove through Antares roof. FA: Keith Bell & John Fantini, 1986 | 35m | |||
V2 | ★ the unicorn chaser
Located below the summit towards southern gully. A finger crack turns into a hand crack. Mantling over to finish. FFA: Yim, 21 Jul 2022 | 4m | |||
Central Western Slope and Plains Warrumbungles Bluff Mountain | |||||
20 | Daedalus
Start below slabs at R end of cliff.
The topo is approximate. It should be updated next time someone climbs it. Origially 19,M1 with a skyhook on pitch two. FA: Greg Mortimer & Keith Bell, 1973 FFA: Keith Bell & Chris Blunsden, 1982 | 260m, 9 | |||
21 | Childhood's End
1-2: Up slab as for Falling Feathers, but belay in prominent crack. 3: Crack to steepening, then R and up steeply (poor rock) to slabby ledge. 4: Up R to ledge. 5: R up wall to base of groove. Groove to ledge. 6: Groove to roof, then down R along traverse-line. Swing up R to front of buttress. Wall to base of groove (exposed). 7: Groove. FA: Keith Bell & Chris Blunsden, 1982 | 260m, 7 | |||
21 | Tartarus
Follow track past Ginsberg, drop to lower level and R-leading ledge on R side of water-streak R of Tantalus.
FA: Keith Bell & Greg Mortimer, 1981 | 230m, 8 | |||
20 | Steeplechase
Steep, scary traverse on good rock. Start at ledge 15 m from base of Tantalus chimney.
FA: Keith Bell & John Fantini, 1991 | 90m, 2 | |||
20 | Ulysses Alternative Finish
Start at piton belay above fifth pitch of Ulysses.
FA: Keith Bell & Chris Blunsden, 1985 | 70m, 8 | |||
21 | ★★★ Ulysses Direct Start
Starts 15m L of Ulysses at groove.
FA: Keith Bell, 1983 | 70m | |||
20 | ★★ Ulysses
Sustained and steep. Start on R end of bushy ledge below prominent flake-crack, gained by scrambling up bushy slabs R of Ginsberg buttress.
FA: Keith Bell & Ray Lassman, 1974 | 240m, 9 | |||
20 | Baal
Takes a corner, presumably the major one between Ginsberg and Ulysses. No further details. FA: Kevin Pean & Fred From, 1980 | 300m |