Routes as sport in Tianjara Falls

The left climb on the orange wall. Bouldery and Fun!

Funky radness on awesome rock.

Climb slab left of History Never Repeats past first bolt, step across to main wall then up.

Up the techo slab just left of JTP

Up then right into vertical crack, clipping 1000's of ring bolts to lower offs at 2/3 height. If your a keen trad dad continue up the easy crack to the top to new carrot and tree anchor.

The sculpted wall hidden in alcove up left of orange face.

Climbs the scoops on the left side of the arete then up arete on great rock. All FHs. The first bolt is crazy high and dangerous to reach - stick-clip it from boulder next to it.

Up Cornerstone for 2 bolts then climb around grey pillar and up Grouple Guy to anchors.

The right side of the left arete. A little bit of choss to get started through bulge then really sweet climbing all the way to the top.

All killer - no filler. Climb first two bolts of Driller, then monkey left across steep pockets to Cornerstone arete. This is a better and slightly harder way of doing Cornerstone.

Steep orange face that's dry in any weather, and overhangs about 3m. Steeply through start to big white pocket, then screw your finger into the dubious mono. Come back in two months after finger has healed and pull the move again with success. Finish through roof. Superb rock quality.

Start on right side of raised rock platform. Up crazy scoop on the suss jugs, with the rock getting better as you go. Then battle through the roof and doodle up slab to anchors.

A truly tried and tested favorite guaranteed to appease the taste buds. Starts on the far right side of the upper ledge. A little steep on horizontals.

An excellent mid week option! Another long euro-enduro adventure at the grade. Most of these climbs are similar, but this is probably the best one.

A great addition to the market. fully imported. Sweet on sundays after a recovery brunch. The little corner down low.

Does it get any better than that? Recline the chair, sit back and enjoy the contest!

Links start of Fricasse Maison into finish of Blackout. Look out as a 60 meter rope won't get you off this baby in one hit you will have to break the descent and rap again on FM anchors which are 23 meters off the ground.

A little tricky lower down but you will get used to the potential fall unless you take it.

Start: At Wombat Combat under orange wall and three meters left of corner crack Triantithingy.

Some holds are a little dirty but don't let that put you off. Generally its a pile of rubbish and i can't think of why i wasted seven bolts on it, only to say i liked the name string it would form with the climbs around it which are also rubbish.

Start: Left side of orange cave like structure. Two meters right of crack in corner.

Sustained little pumper with some choice little perfect pockets. The route goes up the centre of the orangy cave like structure, between two traddy corners. Scramble up loose stuff onto start ledge.

All large items have been disposed of any further holds you rip off are your own fault.

Start: Ledge just right of chicken lips.

RW and SoL share a start at the fallen boulder 10m left of MT.

The shared first bolt is 4-5m up on a pretty friendly scramble. SoL keeps going straight up, RW goes hard diagonal traverse to the left, about 45 degree angle until you get to the top left corner of the whole wall. If you don't have an 80m rope, break it into two:

1. 20m (14) Up the slab to belay at double bolts top left hand corner of wall. (Go up a bit higher and sling the tree if you want more comfort and space)

2. 20m (16) Continue to top the cliff. Belay in little alcove thingo. The anchors are perpendicular to the climb, kinda around a corner maximising rope grind on the lower-off.

Final anchors provide a safe top-out option.

Very nice two pitch climb a slab grade 12 at the bottom with a stunning 14 metres of grade 24 at the top

Up Ketchup for 3 bolts and then move out left. Easy exposed awesomeness with lots of bolts. Nice rock and positions. Shares the line with Mythical Tomatoes (accidental retrobolting?). You can lower on a 60m rope to the floor with about 5 metres left (if belaying from on the block).

A fine slab angle wall. Sustained climbing at about grade 19 from mid way up. Use the crack at the first blank bit or just grit your teeth and climb thru it for a better experience, not much harder this way. Graded only for the sustained nature. A confident leader will find it 19 all the way up.

As for Mythical Tomatoes at blocky corner leading to the left side of the ledge at quarter height. Up corner to ledge. Up wall using cracks as necessary to rings at the top.

First climb u come to as you walk down the access gully. A little thinner and trickier than the other Rogers.

Up the dark crimpy slab. Really awesome !! Best of the 3 routes on the dark slab.

Route right of RBI.

Climb just left of BW

The longest and easiest route on this first wall. A good one to start on. Start as for the first bolt on Bingo Wings however head straight up to slightly steep finishing jugs on the mini arete.

Step off block and follow steepening slab.

Start on the lower level 3m right of BW. Heave from pocket onto ledge then take the left line of bolts up the steep wall, onto the slab and on to anchors.

Same start as Trad Dads Cant Campus, followed with lay back crux to gain the tops and on to easy ground to anchors.

Start: Just right of GJCJ, then techo traverse right in tiny pebbles to awesome pumpy head wall. Shared last couple of boles and lower off with GJCJ

Jug hauling interupted by the burly break move.

Start: Between Trad Dads start and 'Dodecahedron' from the boulder.

Up Dodecahedron for 3 bolts, move left around the shield and up the pumpy wall.

The left trending finish to Dave Fern. A real pumper!

A great jug haul. Originally climbed on trad gear and the carrots now full of rings.

Start: At the initials DFA. Shares first three bolts with 'Dodecahedron'.

A right diagonal used to block those new routers that may sneak another line in. Large jugs are what every guy dreams of and this route has lots.

Start: Same Start as Dave Fern

Done in the days of the carrot bolt and mixed gear. When you knew how to place a good runner and dyno into a finger lock. Now of course its full of rings, and if you thought the run out was pants wetting then I placed a couple more bolts just for you.

Start: Under the obvious overlap to the right of DH. A ground fall from the crux is likely if the draw unclips itself, which has happened on this route. A locking draw in the 3rd bolt reduces this risk.

Originally done on the old bolts alone, with a few rope stretching falls. Rings added later by Hill who dismally failed at trying to repeat the route. Name courtesy of Ben Ten.

Start: Under orange wall that leads up into the cave with two rings for lower off. Shares the first 2 bolts with CC, then steps across left to gain pockets and bouldery moves. 5th bolt is tricky to clip with a great move up to cave.

A great climb with the crux down low, that should get more ascents.

Start: Right of orange stripe that leads to cave.

Start a few meters right of Custard Cannon. Up the black blunt arete and continue up the slab to anchors.

Scramble up the block and belay here. Start on right side of cave and up.

The right route on the block

Start 3m left of Little Miss Sunshine at the RB

Start 5m right of the major corner/chimney feature and the obvious black slab. Climb the slab through a couple of overlaps to the anchors. A safe beginners lead.

Up overlaps past an obvious white embedded marble ball!

Start 1 metre left of first bolt and up, nice grey rock up high

Start8 mtrs right of HDC, off the big block which you get to from around the back. Hard moves off the ground for the grade, easing off at top.

The rock in the first 5 meters is so good I had to stick another route up it. More sustained than it looks.

Start as for 'Groovy Tuesday' then traverse left to the next line of bolts to anchors.

Climbed originally on the carrots and trad gear. Now Full of great rings.

Start: Orange wall at bulgy cracked overlap. Look for the old carrot bolts.

1. 18m (22) technical start leads to a pumpy middle section

2. 8m (12) From the ledge you can top out if you like...

Thru the flakes, up nice headwall.

Start: Under obvious flakes

Just inside the slot three metres left of Shut The Gate at the corner. Up through the conglomerate band and the small overhang above it to the slab and the next small overhang Follow the line of bolts up the slab to the lower off.

Great junk of orange rock to start and an easy slab finish. A direct start to Rita. Possibly a little gay at 24 but at least as hard as STG.

Start: Two meters right of 'Mouche Pique' at the orange undercut under diagonal thin crack.

Takes advantage of all the orange rock it can. Others would swear at another contrived piece of shit from Hill but who cares. Boulderers do it all the time.

Start: Same start as shut the gate.

Easy lower moves, stop suddenly to a crimpy layback pump fest

You can top out from this climb, belay at rap anchor and walk around ledge (with care). Originally a trad gear lead with a start from the right and a grade of 16. Add the bolts and it gets harder? Starts a few meters left of the obvious corner crack, about 20 right of Groovy Tuesday. Climb past the conglomerate band and flake to the corner, surmount this then climb the slab above to the belay/ lower off.

Useless 2 bolt right hand variant start to 'The Horse Has Bolted'

The direct line up the wall then up the leaning corner. Keep going to the rap chains at the very top.

Hard crimpy start on the grey wall two meters right of THHB Direct. First few of bolts are shared with 'Whistling For Dinner'

A nice little wall that deserved a taste of steel. The orange rock in the cave is great and the moves up the right side of the arete just fine. Ignore the two bolts on the left side of the arête they're just a waste of stainless.

Start: Same two bolt wall start as JVVES to the ledge.

The pick of the bunch. Goes up the sanest chunk of orange rock, in the most direct manner. Once around the roof the slab is easy.

Start: On the easy orange wall two meters right of the other route and just left of the cave.

A really great way to use the rock as a resource to its best. It shares the same start and the same lower offs but all the rest of the route is completely different enough to want to climb it.

Start: Same start as the previous route just left of the cave.

The 1st climb you come to. Up past bolts to giant U lower off. Tricky start, take care to second bolt.

The next climb along. A few reachy moves and will test shortish people. Crosses the crack at about 2/3s height and up on jugs to anchors.

A beautiful piece of work inspired by nature and the Indian Stainless Steel plant used to make my bolts raw materials. This sought of climb keeps the wall average grade somewhere around the solid 20. So quit complaining if a few climbs are underdone the ones to the side are probably over done.

Start: Shared start with BB, then moves right.

Another line of inspiring stainless steel that sets this wall apart from all the others i have grid bolted.

Start: Shared start with 'Kurds in the Whey' at the boulder. Straight up - using the left line of bolts.

These two routes make up some of the best climbing on this wall. A little bit techo and sometimes fancy.

Start: This climb shares the same start as 'The Butchers Brother' 2m left of 'Bunker Bolster' . Up for a couple of bolts then take the right line.

Great climbing. Don't whine too much if the odd bit of rock snaps off your probably doing the only ascent for that year, although things seem to have cleaned up.

Start: At the initial BB in the middle of the wall. Straight Up.

A great piece of climbing,well I liked it!

Start: This is the third route in from the corner. Without the big U bolt lower off. Bouldery start on little black pocket then long black wall.

Committing climbing up the wall past little overlaps. There is a loose block at the start. Rad moves !!

Start: Just right of corner.

Start 1m right of corner. Turn the roof on its right then climb the left wall to single U anchor.

The next one along. Orange slab, to roof flake.

The slab of death, last climb in this sector...

Start at small crack towards north (left) end of wall. Up grey streak to double bolt belay. From belay head more steeply to groove and top out to double bolt belay.

Can be done in two pitches to make use of the great belay ledge. Possible to rap to ground on a 60m doubled rope but extend the rap anchors so you can pull the rope.

Start at the left end of the wall, 1m left of Free Bird. Easily up slab to ledge then through more vertical terrain. DBB on generous ledge if you want to practice multi-pitch. Double bolt lower offs.

10m left (north) of the Girl who Befriended the Crows on the next wall. Up silly easy slab to start onto perfect featured rock, negotiate tricky bulges to anchors.

In the middle of the chimney walkthrough, 20m left (north) and around the corner from Old Man Boo, 7m right of Prawn Wall. Up the nice grey wall, at a thin crack. Belay from the chimney walk through. Bridge up Eiger Sanction style or go straight up the wall. Slightly finicky start to jugs.

7m left (north) of Cross Krabs at the left end of the chimney walk through. Hardish start to some reasonable holds. Don't pull on the flake thing with the two white crosses on it near the 4th bolt

From Prawn Wall, walk around 30m left (north) under a chock stone in a chimney walkthrough, then a further 5m from where the chimney ends. The base of the climb is at a nice wall just left of a grey streak and 5m right of Bonsai.

5m left (north) of Seafood Tapas and 10m right of a steep descent gully that joins with Chunder's Glen. Sustained up to and over the bulge then cruise to the top

Up the juggy wall

Start: Just right of big cave.

Up left side of cave. Finger jugs, to jugs, to crimpy headwall. Sustained for 12 metres

Fantastic sustained climbing. Shared start (marked) with PP, up and traverse right and continue up steep wall.

Shared start with SM. Thin bouldery start then straight up steepening wall trending right near the top. Take optional braket for the carrot. 24 in the guide, which feels about right !

Thin start on shallow pockets then easier wall to giant U. Sandbag.

Start: 4m left of PP

Up wall to shared giant U lower off with previous climb. Sandbag.

Start: The left most climb on this wall

On the back side of the mossy boulder, looks rad !

Arcing line just left of arete to solid looking U bolt. All routes from Fat Mark are graded 16.

Start: The first climb on the steeper part of the lower wall

Line of bolts that goes up to the same U bolt as the preceeding climb. All Fat marks routes come with the standard grade of 16 so take care until you feel solid on 20 before trying it.

Start: Two to three meters left of Roger The Sea Lion.

Start up DDD for a couple of moves, then move right and up to anchor.

Up wall with some thin(ish) moves

Start: Marked

very ceuse...for one reason alone....

Some cool moves direcly up wall to anchor in cave. The only route that does not goto the top off cliff

Start: In middle of wall

Long enjoyable jaunt up a great wall, gets a little bit pumpy towards the end. The mandatory warmup...

Best rock on the wall, gets better the higher you get. Shares first 2 bolts with 'Roger the Hippo', but when RTH veers left continue straight up.

Tricky start, up nice easy face to beautiful orange rock.

The left most climb on this wall, finishes on shared lower off with preceding climb

Left hand end of cliff. Bouldery start and trend left to final overhang

4th climb as you go down the hill Start low on the grey face and grunt through the orange overlaps