Routes in Northern Territory for selected grade

Sit start in the middle, push straight up and out.

Sit start and push to the right arete. Very sharp and unstable rock. Up and out.

Green route on the right hand wall. Reachy lower section, crimpy middle. Finish with big dyno and climb under roof right to pull through, have fun.

More pumpy than going the other direction

Similar to rebellious child exept finish up right of the 2nd Mangrove using similar beta to Fantom Blurr.

Hands only touch dark blue edges. Feet can touch anything.

Right and up from Goldhangers. Starts pleasantly enough to first RB, interesting move left to base of super thin bulging wall with vertical crack to left. Route follows bolt line avoided crack to left. 2RBB

Old top rope problem. Kelly Hansen holds the honor of having first top rope ascent of this little beastie.Up crack to lip then crimp hard onto very thin face. Tenuous and balancy moves under right leaning Flake to thank f*#K jug. 2BR, 3BB.

Fine and delicate wall climbing up the smooth face mentioned above. This route would definitely be one of the best routes in the region, and if you chose only one to do here it should be this one.

Crag Classic. Gear at the bottom unless you like the look of the first bolt. Carrots on top, rap chains way out to the left on the pinnacle to get down.

Much coveted, seldom repeated. Razor sharp flake on at start through overhang to thinish wall. 1 bolt, rest on natural gear

Start at the immediate left of Where Dick Goes Down, up to the immediate right and over the overhang. No use of Where Dick Goes Down or right of it.

Thin sharp face to the right of BB. Straight up face past 1 FH to prominent ledge. Interesting finish up RH arête of top block. 1BRThin...

mixture of bolts and small pro needed.

Pumpy and strenuousl start under the steepest part of Testosterone Wall, 3m to the right of Mr. Giggles. Finishes straight up on easier ground.

Excellent (and Dynamic) direct start to above climb added by Doug on a recent visit

Climb the steeply overhung arête to the left of Mr. Giggles. Strong and unlikely moves lead to more delicate climbing. First piece of pro slung from horizontal crack to 4m above ground.

Pumpy with a staunch crux.

Line of camo rbs, thin cruxs with sustained climbing the whole way.

Break left at 'Barramundi Dreamings's' 5th bolt and follow 3 U-bolts to anchor

There are two options to finish this climb. Right of the fig tree or continue up left of the tree through dirty rock past one carrot and possibly two rings. The left option is rarely climbed.

Solid featured rock with a little bit of everything.

Stellar climbing takes the left line up this gently overhanging wall. Sustained and bomber rock.

Technical left hand traversing line of fhs. Great sequences.

On the smooth blank face to left of main cliff. Slight right of center there is a thin weakness, follow this to the top. Fantastic climbing on great rock with a very technical crux.

Just right of "You'll never never know.." Tricky start to gain ledge. Straight up until bulge is above before a pumpy traverse and up to the anchors. Lower Off.

Located on the black wall to the right of the steep gulley. Very thin climbing that loosely follows the arete.

Up polished corner to stance, out under crack and up layback to big roof. Traverse out left from roof.

Large crack running through the roof over the first pool. Start on the raised platform to the left of the main crack, traverse right on lateral seam, mantle the ledge, up face to the roof, out and up following the crack though roof.

Gnarly looking line through a series of pockets in the centre of the wall to a sloping and nasty crux. This line was reportedly climbed earlier bysome visiting crew from WA, few details recorded of this ascent.

Starts as for BB to red pocketed wall. Straight up this and through roof from here. Strenuous!

Right at the start of the 2nd Gorge is a short wall with an obvious mooring ring, which is used to gain arete and good (but slippery) holds. Some thin moves lead up and slightly left up the headwall. Short, but great climbing.

Big diagonal crack line, left slanting.

Start on a big ledge 7m out of water 2/3 of the way to the right side of the wall. Up crack just right of big blank walls. Up chimney/off-width to hand crack. Up and left to ledge. Through hard 6m overhanging fist crack section. Easy ramble to top.

This traverses left to right from the tree at the walk off to the tree below the no hands problem.

Sit start, up to sloper

Stand start on the lowest point. Use arete and right face

Start on undercling. climb to top

Stand start compressing boulder

Almost sent but remains dangerous as rock still breaks

crouch start on sideways blocks in little hovel between RATDL and A. move up and R through interesting slots and pinch to join the top out for A

Steep, sustained and tough for the grade. The rising rightward line at the far left end of the cliff. Fingery moves to start before gaining first FH, trend rightward to second FH, then straight up

Excellent naturally protected route up the steep wall between OFTG and SBM. The route was originally intended to be bolted the week before the first natural ascent - hence the name! Start 2m right of OFTG, bold moves up the lower wall lead to ledge and gear, then follow the ragged crack until it trends right to the finish

Start at the left hand arete just right of The Mr T Variant. Climb up and right into the crack and on to the top.

The easier of Paul's new sport climbs, just L of Shades of Blue

Start as for CSC but keep following the flake until it straightens out

Start up the L curving sickle flake 3m left of WTFIA Direct. Boulder through nervy crux pockets with average gear and bad feet to gain easier ground, finish as for WTFIA

Wonderfully sustained. Start at two shallow cracks in the center of the wall, with a BR at arms stretch. Good climbing past 3 FH to finish up large crack. DBB

The big boulder closest to the road. Start on big flat ledge and jump directly to jugs at the top lip. top out as for S

Start 1m R of S on juggy pinch. difficult left hand cross to sidepull crimp then right to jug top out

Good moves on big holds with bad feet. The next boulder up the hill (about 100 metres up the climbers track). Start on big incut jug and move up and left through horizontal weaknesses to easy top out

Start just right of D and traverse R into line. Very strenuous boulder problem down low leads into easier climbing to finish at D chains. Four bolts with #1 cam at bush.

Climbs to high cave with fun, reachy moves through the roof. DBB ring at top.

Two bolts and some natural protection. Climb on slopers into the pumpy corner, step right and up easily.

Direct start to MG (meets MG after the traverse under the roof).

Starts and follows the weakness 3m left of Gardeners. Vear slightly right, vear slightly left, continue up through the roof into the corner and up.

Nice little line with 3 bolts. Start up cutting edge, then traverse left to FH (it spins, but the bolt is solid). Up lower-off.

Mixed climb. 2 bolts, then good wire/cam x 2. Shares same finish with Diagenesis. Finish at lower off anchor for Diagenesis.

Takes the line of least resistance up the main cliff, taking wall R of the major cave up on the left. Upon approach, walk up the L side of the cliff until you climb up a small step. A large diagonal crack leads up to the R takes good natural gear, take a few cams of all sizes.

1. 25m 21. Steep start eases to nice climbing up line. Strenuous moves lead past small hanging corner (#1 friend) to a good jug, then continue up left to DBB (25m abseil from here).

2. 25m 22. Traverse 5m R to gain diagonal crack (crux). Up this till it ends, then straight up (poor pro) to the slab above . Traverse L to 45m rap from rings to the ground.

From carpark, approach gorge past line of river gums on L. Pumpy short wall facing you where the gums end, just before the rock paintings. Start at flake near R end of wall, then L to thin seam near top

Old problem. Step L above the crux of Raven and climb steep crack

Great climbing with bomber gear. At the right end of the face are some obvious big 'hueco' holes, R of the major overhang. Join the dots and head up the line of pockets to finish on the ramp.

Good climbing but the lack of pro would guarantee a crater if you fell. Groove 2m R of TE past obvious thread to finish on the ramp. Initially Lucas lead a lot of the climb onsight, but accepted a top rope thrown from above rather than risk the consequences

An entertaining thrash up a steep line on the N wall. Follow the pocketed crack approximately 10m N of the saddle. Upon reaching the ledge after the main difficulties, continue up the line until a move R (below a suss block) leads to easy ground

The line of pockets on the orange rock at the L end of the S face. Start just L of Mr Ed's Chimney. Traverse diagonally up and L to join the line of pockets (take some good cams for the pockets)

Much better (and harder) than it looks. The prominent crack leading up from a small cave another 4m R of CP. Head up through straggly jungle vine and past cave (you can see right through the buttress here!). Diagonally R and over roof (crux). Keep following crack up and then diagonally L on reasonably solid rock, but be careful of the large precarious triangular block most of the way up. It should stay in place but use it carefully

Sit start on front face of RH boulder on good edges. Up past suspect cobblestone with very high foot placement to slab top out

so named because no matter how hard you try, you never seem to be able to escape it. stand start matched on good hole, up through slots then have fun finding the holds needed to top out!

Very good line. the boulder immediately right of the main entrance (east side of amphithetre). Stand start on thin crimps (sit is V4), move delicately up through more crimps to a high and committing top out

one of the best! fantastic traverse out of the left side of the cave. sit start as deep in the cave as possible, then follow well chalked jugs before a thin, demoralising finish

Trad start to FH then a few carrots to chains. The topos show a completely independent line from the ground. However this line appears to require that you hang yourself off, put your gear in, and position your belayer beneath, some very suspicious large booming roof flakes. And its dirty. If you'd rather not take that risk than a good alternative at about the same grade is to climb Sickle for 5m then heel hook R along the lip of the main roof a few metres below the FH, and turn the lip using the short fingercrack. The face climbing from the lip of the roof to the anchor is great, on some of the most solid rock at the crag.

To the far left of "Schnookie". Stand start on large crimp rail, powerfully up and right.

Thin start to overhung bulge with a hand crack and small crimps on the side. Scramble off back for descent.

Surprisingly more difficult than it first appears. Up the three sectioned face 4m right of Airplane. Thoughtful slabs up to the stance below the overhang. Continue up through the challenging roof and pull up to top out/walk off.

Start below the crack as for Tahina Weet-bix, but head up the southern facing wall to a small finger crack. Tough, fine and technical moves following the groove and face staying left of the spear-bush. Continue straight up the face through the weakness above the spear bush ledge. Some relief in the top quarter with some juggy jugs.