Terrors Creek Guide

Very overhanging wall. Start on side pull and rail. Throw for left hold, match, throw for another left hold, left heel hook after big move to top. Press like mad....you don't want to fall off. Nick W

This was previously ‘Kiss My Witness’ V6. Holds broke and alas was a project for some time before a “post break repeat” grade confirmation.

Start with both hands on low incut rail. Follow obvious break straight up and finish as for ‘Silent Witness'

Possibly lives up to the name. It would appear that holds have broken since Brad S and Nick W first documented this boulder. A powerful, aggressive crimp boulder that needs a repeat to reconfirm the grade. Would appear at least V11.

Sit Start on good two finger side pull and crimp. Hard first moves left into small crimps, then finish as for ‘Kiss My Witness’.

Brad S and Nick W (Pictures on StrandedClimbers.Blogspot.com.au)

Absolute cracker of a one move wonder. Start on incut edge in middle of wall. Do a big move to good edge, match, then finish up an easy mantle (as for 'Kiss the Witness'). Definitely harder for those challenged in the ways of the span.

Stand start on left hand edge and right hand crimp. Big first move into right gaston, then follow good edges to first obvious top out. Mantle is tricky so be careful. Unsure on First Ascensionist, please get in touch with more info!

Start as for the v7 finishing up the mantle of the v4 trending below the lip on good holds moving back down before heading up to the mantle.

Guess this needs a new name. Low start on the first of the monos and the obvious incut edge, with a pretty crucial toehook. Climb straight through the roof for a few moves before finishing up The V7. One of QLD's new hardest boulders.

Mega Rig climbing the steepest most sustained part of the overhanging wall, likely a project for future generations.

Start left hand on the arete, right hand on lower crimp. Overhanging arete above the small pool near the entrance as you approach super overhanging wall.

Start on the incut pinch and incut right-hand hold.

Underneath rock opposite the main wall. Start matching second lowest rail (Could go from lower rail but will probably break off) with double toe hook over lip. Pull onto jugs/lip and traverse left to mantle.

LH undercling RH arete, traverse right, top out for Unkown Gnome.

Start lower on the small footholds used in the V3, big move out to the shelf.

Smaller overhang below the witness boulder. Start low on crimps, blast up and left to a vicious mantle.

Start on the left pocket side-pull and right side-pull just above ground level. Use a series of crimps and slopes to gain the mantle. The boulder on the right is out but using it goes a bit easier.

Start matched on the small blocky hold, figure out how to do the large move to the middle crimp and mantle. Avoid wall on the left.

Start matched on obvious low rail, follow arete, top out for Khosy’s Cosy Climb.

Sit start matched on the low blob, follow arete

Start matched on the low sloping jug. Line of least resistance takes you around its jaw where you grab his eyebrows and slap him in the face to mantle. Great beginner problem! Chockstones are out.

Start matched on the sloping jug. Slap some gator cheeks and mantle directly. Chockstones are out.

A slab with a fair few good buckets in it making for easy climbing on bombproof rock. Start at the bottom right of the block and trend up left to the top.

The right hand arete of Bucket Slab. Easy on solid rock.

The left side of the slab boulder below the Bucket slab boulder. Huge ladder rung type holds available for the bottom half of the boulder, maybe a slightly harder move at the top for the vertically challenged. Again excellent solid rock.

The right hand side of the Ladder Slab boulder. Smaller holds diminish the higher you climb leaving thin hands on good feet near the top. Trust your slab technique on this one. Again excellent quality rock.

Two ways to do two ways! either use a high heel and lay to the right (I would argue more fun this way) or use a toe and rock straight onto the face.

There are likely several routes under the troglodyte roof probably exiting from either side of this bloc.

Sit-start on shelf, bust to the lip then mantle. Not too bad at all.

Start on the largest shelf in the middle of the roof, head out towards the right side of the boulder.

Start on the largest shelf in the middle of the roof, head out towards the left side of the boulder.