Routes in Pierce's Creek for selected grade

Stand start and up. Step across to the top of the main block or bridge between the two blocks to descend.

Stand start at low blunt edge, then up slab tending slightly left, using the obvious scoop feature towards the top. Can sit start, at same grade.

Straight up, in front of the tree between Beker RHV and Crystaline

Slabby arete immediately right of crystalline. Sit or stand start, at around same grade.

Sit start with a layback up the flake, continue up and across the arete to a mantle at the top

One of the only warm ups at the slab area. Sit start and head up right on the ramp.

Stand start, and up the slab. A good tall-ish easy line. All the key holds are clean, but will improve with some more brushing.

Up between the two gum trees.

Has been checked and confirmed post fires. Pretty wet gully though! Probably not a climb to pursue unless it's summer or hasn't been raining/misty for quite a while.

Every problem on this boulder looks to have been destroyed by the fires. What's more, it sits in a very wet gully, so expect any landing to be a slip-sliding bit of fun.

Up the arete/spike. As easy or hard as you want to make it, really...

Ditto to #12.

Sit start on the right, then up.

Sit start on small rock

Stand start with good foot holds and the arete on the right, then straight up to slab finish.

Left of Horizontal Slabbing, next to tree. Sit start, straight up, very easy footing; very few hand holds for the top-out.

Nice for new or nervous climbers because the rock next to it provides an easy escape.

Up Fist Deep but layback the crack by stepping left

Sit start in corner, follow crack.

On the right side of the first big boulder you can see from the road. Follow the set of balanced flakes up the left arete and step up onto the slab above.

Stand start on the narrow ledge. Straight up the right side of the wall, with great edges all the way.

Sit start at good features about a metre left of the right arete, and then straight up.

Sit start and up the crack

Stand start 2m right of Trivial and up the blunt arete

Crack to the left of EOTB, actually quite fun

The rising slab with underclings

Stand start and up, on the top side of the big egg boulder. Also the easiest way off this boulder.

Stand start on the small ledge, left of Grasschopper. Some crimps to start, then up onto the rolling slab.

Stand start with a good edge, where the high wall transitions into the scoop. Into the scoop and then up to the highest point on the wall.

At the start of the excellent big wall, about 20 metres along and then down from the King of the Road block. Sit start and up.

Stand start and up the wall, at the far end of the ACDC block.

Sit start on the left side of the arete, then up using the arete and holds further left as useful.

Stand start and up the left side of the wall

On the big boulder towards the top of this sector. Up the slab, with a couple of seams down low to help.

Stand start and up the obvious corner, a couple of metres round from Learning to Fly.

The widening crack.

Have a rope tied to a tree to abseil off.

The obvious crack line, starts at hands and flares out as you go up.

Up the arete, also the descent route

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Fingers, fists & stacks

Stand start and up - this is also the downclimb so you need to be able to reverse all the moves.

Stand start climb straight up the undercling flakes and side pulls.

Stand start and up. Admire the gym-like knob feature on the side of the boulder. A smaller knob broke on the FA causing a solid whack on the shin.

Climb the shelf and go straight up.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Stand start then climb up and top out.

Stand start then climb up and top out.

Stand start and up on the highest part of the wall, up and left of Indulgence. Down climb this or jump down to a mat to get off the boulder.

Stand start from base of slab then climb up and top out.

Highball crack with little room to land. The problem is pretty easy, but hitting the pads wouldn't be (Take it as Grade19/20 trad)

Sit start on the right side of the good flake, then up.

Up the very nice easy corner

Stand start with the good footer, immediately right of the low wedged block. Up and over the apex of the boulder.

Sit start beneath flake then climb up and top out.

Use the right arete and slopers to gain the scoop, then up - easiest if you head right at half height.

Stand start just right of the arete and climb up and right.

Stand start from base of slab then climb up and top out.

Highball slab route to the left of karate chop crack

50m up the hill from Fundamental block. Stand start at the base of the semi-detached flake. Climb the flake using your preferred combination of laybacks and jams. Mantle the flake and climb the committing but easy slab above.

From a stand, mantle up on good holds.

Looks damaged but possibly you can walk up it. #historic

An easy warm-up. Sit start using obvious good LH flat edge and RH on side-pull to the right. Straight up on good holds.

Sit start on good compression holds and go straight up. This is on the back side of the boulder maybe 15m behind the main overhang boulder.

Climbs the part of the wall with the fused seam. Stand start to the left of the seam with small holds and feet, then straight up.

Stand start and up the arete, with good sidepulls.

Straight up the left/middle side of the face, past good high crimp rails. On the opposite side of the boulder to Baby Centipede.

Sit start matched on the underclings. Up the flake to mantle the ledge, then escape off to the right.

600mts south of East Cohiba following the deepest creek channel (as seen with geo Maps) a few large Boulders lay hidden with some potential for highballs with bad landings!

Up offwidth crack

Stand start beneath crack then climb up and top out.

Sit start the offwidth splitting JWB & Xitler - In true offwidth grading this could be a little sandbagged! note: if you don’t make noise I’ll buy you a beer

Sit start on the right side of arete. Up to the jug & then around the left side of the arete. Top out on the left.

Crack just right of Opal Slab. Sit start crack, with perfect hand jams

Sit start from flake then climb up trending leftwards and top out.

The corner crack

Rising ramp crack

Trend left toward Reverence, then head right and up.

The arete L of S. Protected by RPs.

Looking back to the main track from the knoll, a group of small boulders could once be seen in a gully. This is the short line. (This climb has not been located in recent years).

Not your usual boulder problem. A V0 chimney. Up and over. If you head right to the back it's shorter. If you want to add a bit of spice, top out on the big mushroom on top with a heel hook so you feel really insecure. Just don't fall off from there because you'd probably kill yourself impaled on a tree. Also, I take no responsibility for any stupid decisions you make.

3 metres left of RF. Stand start off right hand side pull in horizontal. Up and over.

Sit start in the left corner

Sit start in left corner as for squirm, but hand traverse across crack, finishing up the right corner

Textbook handcrack. 180 degrees around the boulder from Tarred and Feathered.

On the right-hand boulder is this climb, the left leaning hand crack with a wide finish. Previously world famous as the name of the ACT's Pritkin Climbing Rag. The hand crack with the wide finish.

The offwidth crack

Great variety - Up slab to finger locks and jugs, before an offwidth finish

The short practice crack

The flake. Be gentle.