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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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Devil's Fish Bowl | |||||
V3 | ★★ Crimpy Balimpy | 5m | |||
VB | ★ Pour les enfants
Sit start. Easy climbing straight up the arete to a top out. | 2m | |||
V1 | ★ Naughty Corner
Obvious corner between PLE and CP. Tricky sit start but easy otherwise. | 2m | |||
V2 | ★ Naughty Hoo Ha
Sit start as per Naughty Corner. Traverse right without using top lip of wall. Top out via Diamond Hoo Ha. | 5m | |||
VB | ★ Child's Play
2m right of PLE. Sit start. More easy climbing up another prominent arete. | 2m | |||
VB | Jug Traverse
Start as for FO but trend diagonally left on juggy holds to finish on CP. | 3m | |||
V0- | ★★ Feebz Outdoors
Start 1m left of OHH. Sit start. Climb straight up the arete to top out. | 2m | |||
V0 | ★★ Grinding the Crack
Link OHH into JT, via the obvious horizontal break. | 5m | |||
V0 | ★★ Optional heel hook
Left leaning laybacks | 2m | |||
V0 | ★ Sand in Your Pants
Starts 1/2 m to the right of OHH. Go straight up via obvious flake in overhang. | 3m | |||
V0+ | ★★ Diamond Hoo Ha
Sit start. Match both hands on low ledge. Up to undercling under roof, and then top out over the flake. | 3m | |||
V0 | ★★ Gap Filler
Stand start on high pinch, then straight up jugs. Will have a good, harder sit start when/if the low rock dries out. | 3m | |||
V0 | ★ Up
Sit start just right of white patch of rock. Tends to seep. | 2m | |||
V3 | ★★ Bikini Bottom
Sit start 1m left of Crimp and Stem. Tough start on underclings under the roof before reaching blind up and over. From there a few more tricky moves to the top out. Tends to seep. | 3m | |||
V2 | Bikini Top
Start as per Bikini Bottom but move straight up via vertical crack. | 2m | |||
V0+ | ★★ Crimp and stem
Start at corner, then move slightly right and up prominent red streak. | 4m | |||
V2/3 | Bucketful of snails
Just to the right of crimp and stem (likely sharing holds) on the relatively flat and blank face. Sit start with right hand in pocket and left hand just above the left of it on angled pocket. From here move up the somewhat blank face. Hands only on holds on the face. Feet may stem out left. Set: Jack Mullaly, 15 Apr 2022 FA: Jasper Mullaly, 15 Apr 2022 | ||||
V0- | ★★ Minke Whale
Sit start 1m right of Crimp and Stem. Match hands on small ledge before powering upwards to top out. | 4m | |||
V0+ | ★ Barnacle bill
Follow the line of most resistance on the mini arete. | 4m | |||
V2 | ★★ Green shorts | 3m | |||
V0 | ★★ Up 2
Awkward sit start using small pockets to crimp and lunge. | 4m | |||
V0 | ★★ Fresh Mint
Sit start as per Alright! But trending up to the left to top out. Tends to seep. | 5m | |||
V1 | ★★ Alright!
Sit start 2m left of Drip. Trend up right. Reachy moves to the top out. Tends to seep. | 5m | |||
V0- | ★ Drip
Sit start 1m left of SCS. Layback right using the obvious (and often wet) crack. Easy top out. Tends to seep. | 5m | |||
VB | ★ Sunny Coast Staircase
Mildly tricky sit start, but then straight up the face on very good holds. | 4m | |||
V0- | ★ Sunny Coast Elevator
Sit start then straight up to top out FA: Oliver Rickford, 5 Jul 2020 | 4m | |||
V0- | ★ Mi Goreng Misfit
Sit start using big holds, Traverse right to arete then top out. Avoid using the blocks to the right of the arete. FA: Tyler, 5 Jul 2020 | 4m | |||
V1 | Forever young
Lip traverse from right to left. | 30m | |||
V1 | ★★ Forever old
Lip traverse from left to right. | 30m | |||
VB | ★ From Boy to Stooge
Climb directly the outer most ridge which gradually travels to the left before topping out. FA: Connor Black, 1 Jan 2019 | 6m | |||
Upper Traverse
Starting on the lower left flake, head up and right to the higher of the two ledge/cracklines then follow this to the top out. | 6m | ||||
Lower Traverse
Start as per UT, but trend right at the lower of the two ledge/cracklines. | 6m | ||||
V2 | ★ Never enough snails
Stand start. Both hands undercling the big down-pointed feature. Get feet up off the shelf then head up. Finishes matched on the prominent ledge half way up the wall. Has potentially to extend to top as highball. Set: Jasper Mullaly, 15 Apr 2022 FA: Tim Mullaly, 15 Apr 2022 | ||||
Blocky Corner
Nice looking highball blocky corner, with tricky start. Tends to seep. | 5m | ||||
V1 | ★ Lowest Traverse
Traverse the nice wall in either direction, with feet barely off the ground. Mostly easy, except near ‘Knee Jammers Delight’. | 10m | |||
V4 | ★★★ Clementine Power
Same start as Darkest Corner, but instead of climbing right, continue straight up the face. FA: Sebastian Malewicz, 29 Oct 2021 | 6m | |||
V2 | ★★ Darkest Corner
Route begins with a right side pull with both hands in the obvious crack. Follow the crack up and traverse right to join 'Knee Jammers Delight'. | 7m | |||
V1 | ★ Knee Jammers Delight
Climbs the broad crack separating the freestanding bloc from the left side of the wall. | 6m | |||
Spongebob has Big Cohones
Scary. | 6m | ||||
V0 | ★ The Big Pineapple
Climbs the right hand face of the freestanding bloc. | 6m | |||
Do they make cams that big?
Climbs the broad crack separating the freestanding bloc from the right side of the wall. | 6m | ||||
Devil's Cauldron | |||||
15 | ★★★ Been There Done That
Above the left end of the platform a ragged overhang trends up the left. Easily to the start of the overhang and follow this to a short sharp finish. FA: Mark Plenderleith & Denise Crook, 1988 | 12m | |||
17 | ★★ Fait Accompli
Above the right hand end of the platform is the prominent black bulge just to the left of the arete. Climb up and through the bulge, then keep to the crack and finish at the tree. FA: Mark Plenderleith & Denise Crook, 1988 | 14m | |||
15 | ★ Grinning, Greased and Gassed
Steep climbing on mega holds in a stunning position. From the right edge of the platform traverse out right to the arete and then follow this to finish just right of the tree. FA: Mark Plenderleith & Denise Crook, 1988 | 15m | |||
20 | Sanctimonious Civil Servants
Superb climbing up the prominent crack right of GGG. Start up GGG and then at 5m head up right into a corner to a roof. Traverse out right to a juggy crack splitting the bulge. Up this to a little niche and then up and left to finish. FA: Mark Plenderleith & Denise Crook, 1988 | 15m | |||
Devil's Pantry | |||||
5 | Devils Pantry Crack
Follow the crack/gap between the Devils Gullet and the Devils Pantry. Stay on the jugs on the Devils Pantry Wall. Note : on the topo the route goes under, not over the section of Devils Gullet FA: Cris Brazzelli & Keir Gillam, 2012 | 19m | |||
14 | Wet Feet Warm Up
Stick exclusively to the crack, with hands and feet, a low angle initiation to the rest of the area. FA: Cris Brazzelli & Keir Gillam, 2012 | 20m | |||
Devil's Gullet | |||||
17 | ★★ Devils Spit
As your back is towards the headland, listen for the swells breaking around it and then reaching up the Devils Gullet for your feet. A nice line similar to Eagle Ray Arête. FA: Keir Gillam, 2012 | 19m | |||
★★★ How Big Are Yours
Grade to be confirmed. A very intimidating line from the bottom, sustained overhanging crack route with a layback to get past the roof. A big commitment to start as there is no protection until you are around the bulge and up on the little platforms. If you fall you will end up below your belayer, you shouldn’t hit anything as its overhanging but it will be close to the Devils Pantry Wall. If you do fall time it with the swell for extra cushioning. Once in the finger crack head up to the roof then traverse right. When you look up you will see two cracks, you want the left one. (Crux) layback the left crack to the top and step out to the left. Continue easily to the top FA: Keir Gillam, 2012 | 19m | ||||
★★★ To Start With, Bargain With the Devil to Free Your Rope
Grade needs to be confirmed. A very intimidating line from the bottom, sustained overhanging crack route with commitment to start but once you are going its fantastic moves the whole way in the fist and finger cracks. Start as for How Big Are Yours then straight up the crack. FA: Keir Gillam, 2012 | 19m | ||||
18 | ★★★ Eagle Ray and the Turtle
Fantastic climbing straight up finger, fist, and hand cracks to the top. FA: Keir Gillam, 2012 | 19m | |||
19 | ★ And You Thought it would be Easy to Escape
Slightly overhanging with nice solid moves. Head diagonally up to the right until you get to the crack, then jam the cracks to the top. FA: Keir Gillam, 2012 | 19m | |||
16 | ★ Dolphin Pod
Come up the Devils Pantry Crack. Start off by layback then chimney until you can reach the Dolphin Pod crack. Once you have a hand in the crack don’t use the Devils Pantry wall anymore, pull up over little bulge and jam with hands and feet to the top. Short but sweet. FA: Cris Brazzelli & Keir Gillam, 2012 | 19m | |||
Devil's Shredder | |||||
13 | The Number of The Beast
Traverse to the main chimney on the far left. Climb up the chossy chimney. FA: Cris, 2012 | 19m | |||
16 | ★★ The Naked Fisherman
Head up the face huging the overhangs. At the last overhangtop out to the right FA: sergio sanchez, 2012 | 19m | |||
17 | ★★ Ogling Osprey | 19m | |||
18 | ★★ Oh How I Miss Tasmanian Jamming
Grade needs to be confirmed Straight up through the roof aka “the shredder”, extremely committing. After the roof the next bit of gear is not until you reach the crack. Once through the roof easily jam the finger/hand crack all the way to the top. FA: Keir, 2012 | 19m | |||
17 | ★★★ Eagle Ray Arête
Step right from the platform and follow the intimidating looking arête through the devils teeth to the top. Avoid coming on to the main faces either side. Big winds add another dimension! I cannot stress this enought, go straight up through the overhanging bulges, it is the best and easiest route - refer to photo | 19m | |||
Devil's Theatre | |||||
Cris Project #1
| 35m | ||||
Cris project #2
| 35m |
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