Nodes in Keperra bushland

The most driven-past and least known crag in Brisbane. Stacks of granite above Settlement Rd. Fun to play around here, but it's unknown how solid anything is. Check every block!

A variety of roots on bombproof granite. Most climbs are height dependent as you'll either be able to reach for bomber jugs or be cranking on blank granite.

The further right you go, the easier it gets.

Trend right, then up when standing on flake

Up the wall to left of FG.

Marked LL. Originally graded 16. Original grade accurate if taller than 7ft. Up obvious flake past committing deadpoint/dyno and straight up to anchor

Should go free. Fully bolted, but avoid using the questionable first bolt

As tall as a route here can be. Don't let the offwidth deter you, it's much easier as a face climb without engaging the crack.

Slab to left of EG.

Left part of slab. Stay of for now. Watch the big perched block at the top, not sure how solid it is

Arete left of slab. Up to horizontal slot

Starting from tree, follow horizontal crack right and up

Boulders East of LL

Up the sqeeze crack at left

Sketch. Up the middle face. Preplace Cam from withing crack if you're going for this

Start on big detached flake. Move up and right into shouldery underclings

Up the sqeeze crack at right

Downhill of LL. Home to the shortest trad leads in QLD. You’d have to be really bored to be arsed.

Marked CT. Bring your secateurs as you do some gardening in the left leaning weakness

Sweet and hard. A boulder problem with cams, up the middle

Marked A. Originally graded 22, but it depends on your height. If taller than 6'4, subtract 5 grades

Harder if you're short.

Boulder below CT. Work the blunt arete.

Sit start centre of the boulder, RH on the best crimp on the face, LH opposing it on your choice of sidepull. Semi detached block for feet. Claw your way up the crimps to a desperate slimper move guarding a generous topout jug.

Stand alone bloc near the track

Sit start

Lots of blocs around the place

Left line up small cliff band

Middle line up small cliff band

Right line up small cliff band

Sit start on the block left of Chop Suey. Traverse across smearing the lower shelf and Crimp the middle. Top out up BYOB.

Block uphill from LL. Left.

Block uphill from LL. Right

A small but fun cliff a few hundred metres along the fire trail

When you go for a ground up, solo, FA, and wuss out...

Nice little trad climb. May be a nice beginner lead

Stay off the road past the gate. The bush on the right side is public land still, stick to it.

Unconventional. A sport climb with no bolts! hang a 60cm runner from the anchor to protect the top section

Follow as per kindergarten cop out but continue trending right and up to the bolts.

Sit start under the block with L hand in the vertical crack.

Small slab below the tree LL-Teosinite.

Direct route left of the ferns.

Work the side pulls right of the ferns.

Start as per Pegmatites, follow the rail under the ferns left, top out as per Anorthosites.

A few lowballs. Some of the only granite in Brisbane. Some big flakes like to come off so take care!

Start matched on the rail inside the scoop. Straddle the blunt arete on L for topout around flakey holds.

Stand start with right hand on good sloper and left hand on side pull crimp. Match feet on the little edge. Grovel to victory

Start as for The Egg but head right for easier top out

Sit start laybacking on large edge. Throw up left for an okay ledge and head straight up

Start matched on okay rails with many credit cards for feet. Move left into large rail and finish as per LB

Start matched on semi detached flake. Straight up.

Lie start with both hands and one foot in this scoop just east of LB. Go up. Somehow.