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Access issues inherited from New South Wales and ACT

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Approach

From the chained gate, follow the track for around 400m. Just before a big left turn there will be an obvious clearance going uphill on your left. Hike up for about 30m and the first boulders of The Frontier will be in front of you. Rough coordinates of this access track are -33.759561, 151.026415.

If you turned left following a ramp going up/left, you turned too soon and if you walked past a big damp cave on your left, you've gone roughly 50m too far.

Routes

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Sit start on the low break out left and traverse the lip via some pinches and edges all the way to the right side.

The line follows the lower lip.

Mauricio Chino

FA: Aaron Liu

Sit start on the low break out left, traverse right until the good flat ledge and mantle up on some edges/pockets.

Sit start on the low break and press up to gain the high pocket on the face.

Sit start matched on the lower crimp rail on the black streak and move diagonally left to top out above the flake.

Video Dylan Liu

FA: Dylan Liu

Start as for D-Train (4) but climb through small holds in the roof to sloper at (5) then finish as per D-Train.

FA: Aaron Liu

Crouch start with RH on the sloper ledge and LH on the undercling. Compress your way on the lower lip and do a big backwards move to the hole in the flake.

Meedu

CAUTION: PLEASE DO NOT PULL ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE FLAKE, STICK TO THE HOLE/LEFT SIDE WHERE IT'S THICKER.

An absolute classic and the main reason for visiting the main wall of this crag.

Sit start on the lower break under the roof, do some moves to gain the pinch on the lip and dyno to the hole in the flake.

Aaron Liu

CAUTION: PLEASE DO NOT PULL ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE FLAKE, STICK TO THE HOLE/LEFT SIDE WHERE IT'S THICKER.

FA: Aaron Liu

Sit start on the lower break under the roof, do a big move to the good edge on the face and keep traversing left to top out as per The Singularity.

Sit Start on the lower break under the roof, do a big move to the good edge on the face and head diagonally left.

Sit start matched on the lower break and climb straight up on some slopers/edges leading to a rounded topout.

Shay

Shared start with Grazed and Confused and traverse out left to join Unnamed #3

Shared start with Unnamed #3 but traverse out right into Grazed and Confused.

Sit start in the back of the cave and exit the roof in the middle of the scoop feature.

Lower ledge is in.

Mauricio Chino

FA: Aaron Liu

Leave your shirts on and be ready for a full body wrestle with the rock.

Sit start matched on the lower ledge and go straight out of the roof. Big move to the slot halfway up the wall leads to a tough mantle to stablish yourself on the slab followed by an easy finish.

Mauricio Chino

Sit start matched on the lower ledge and move diagonally left towards the 3d features, topping out to the left of the fallen block on top of the wall.

Sit start matched on the lower ledge and move diagonally left. Keep traversing left to join the topout of Under Pressure.

Sit start under the 3d feature and traverse the lip to join the topout of Under Pressure.

Sit start on the lower break and traverse the lip out right to join the topout of Feel The Pressure.

Sit start on the lower break, do a blind move to the shallow pocket and then traverse left on the lip to top out in the middle of the big scoop.

Start matched on the underclings under the bulge and jump to slopy lip just above. Exit out right in the middle of the big scoop.

Shared start with Old Fashioned, but go left hand up instead and exit out right.

A must do classic if you like board style boulders.

Stand start matched on the jug rail, do a big move to a slopy edge and then another big move out left to the lip.

Emmanuel Madayag

FA: Emmanuel Madayag, 1 Dec

Start matched on the jug rail and traverse out left via shallow pocket to top out in the big scoop feature.

Mauricio Chino

FA: Aaron Liu

Start matched on the big undercling under the small roof and move out right to top out in the middle of the scoop feature.

Start matched on the big undercling under the small roof and go directly up the face using some edges and the right arete.

Start matched on the jug, move out right to a shallow 3f pocket and do a big move to the jug.

Start matched on the jug and go directly up on some small edges.

Start matched on the jug, move out left on some sharp edges and exit above the flake feature.

Mauricio Chino

CAUTION: Make sure you grab the top part of the flake as the bottom half below the crack is flexing.

Stand start on the pockets and go directly up to a slopy top out.

Sit start on the side pull flake and go directly up on some awesome pockets.

Stand start on the two terrible underclings under the roof and deadpoint to the slot.

It gets exponentially harder the shorter you are, hence the name.

Mauricio Chino

The next 4 lines are located just behind the end of the main wall.

From 6 Foot 6 or 5 Foot 10 drop down the ledge 10m behind you into a small trench between two boulders. Walk around this boulder and you'll find the lines on the face of this block.

Start matched on the big flake and mantle on the terrifying slab above a horrible landing.

Stand start on the edges and climb the small dihedral slab.

Futuristic slab project.

Stand start on slopy rail at chest height and go directly up on this mostly blank wall to join the top of Mind Over Matter.

A mega classic slab.

Stand start matched on the obvious edge on the left side of the arete.

Trust some bad smears to layback the arete until you are close enough to do a big move to the flake in the middle of the wall.

Mauricio Chino

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