Routes in Granite Belt for selected grade

Start: off a big boulder between #14 & #16. (Eastern side of Block #2.) Step onto low angled slab, up this to DBB.

At the start of a long and narrow gully about 12 metres left of Tintogale, behind a tree. Up the wall past a bolt to tree belay.

Now follow the track to the summit of Turtle Rock. When the track along the slab narrows to become a track through trees you should be able to locate a small, undercut crack on the right…

Up.

About thirty metres right of Imagine is a third streak. Start about ten metres further right at a small, shallow corner.

1. 15m Up the corner for five metres then left onto the slab to belay on the ledge.

2. 23m Up to pocket (SLCD) and then up slab to the top.

Don't let the crack suck you in except for placing good protection because there are plenty of good holds either side. Continue past ledge and straight up and over. Scramble down from the back or down climb to to first ledge and rap off obvious horn.

A great classic! The definite shallow corner/flake system around right from Scimitar. I would say it's closer to 75m if starting from ground level.

1. (crux) Up slab, into corner, which is followed to a small ledge.

2. Up, then left a few metres into grass, up flakes to finish. [Note: a better way to do the second pitch is to follow the corner system all the way to the top]

Up the rounded arete about 15m L of Scimitar. 3 Carrots to tree belay.

Stand start and ascend up the low angle slab. For full value stay off the arete

Boulder #8 - Wall facing access track - Obvious large flake. Sit start on undercling, keeping feet off loose rocks at bottom, follow the flake, smearing to top.

Easy slab right of “Ridgemill Estate”. Stand start with positive holds and balance your way up. Named after a hungover FAist from a “rest day” of wine tours.

Squat start using positive crimp at head hight and gaston left of the fern. Traverse left along the lip. Mantle at the small pocket on the left of the boulder.

Up the easy slab.