Routes in North for selected grade

stand start on opposing side pulls, move through good edges to the top.

Sit start fully under boulder matched on good edge, move to lip and mantle, reach for roof above and mantle again.

Cameron Whycherley

Start standing with two good edges and high left foot and right heel. Work to right high crack/rail near plant and pop up over the lip.

Stellar line as dyno from right of start but the start hold popped (has one remaining but is more difficult).

Sit start with low big edge and move up through crack feature.

Sit start low, moving up into crack feature with finger locks and cool windy moves.

Start low and matched on pocket. Head out left to an awkward finish on slopers. (History as One Armed Bear Hug V2- unknown FA name, was called Awkward Top (V3) as an assumed FA by Cameron before we saw youtube video of this)

Sit start matched on pocket as for adjacent route. Move through the steepness up R on pockets and good holds. A nice easy line to get a taste of some overhung goodness.

Sit start with awesome pinch, up arete to mantle on the right side.

Start on two obvious slopey features on side face of boulder. Move into jug and traverse up and L along slopey edges to top out at highest point.

Stand start at obvious ledge. High step and mantle to gain high features near lip. Avoid features on lower arete.

Sit start mini layback, head up into thumb press and pop to edge pinch. Gain lip and topout.

These climbs are located on the 2nd wall to the right of MM & CM.

Sit start at arete and move through good holds up and R. Top out high

Start with series of jugs, heading up before making long moves through the blank section to holds near the lip. Top out at high point.

Start on slopers, big move to jug and mantle.

Start up the juggy ramp before taking some deep breaths and trusting your feet as you traverse right and up to gain the arete and top out.

'TFG' at start of climb. A little faded.

Start to right of Pinky, slopey goodness and rails, high feet, good topout. Same face as The Brain

Sit start with feet on detached boulder. Full dyno to far right lip and/or lower pinch. Smear and topout.

Jared Tyerman and Farid Borbar

Sit start hanging or with foot on detached boulder beneath. Sloping arete, mid height edges, positive arete hold. Gain top feature for topout.

Start seated with flake feature and low/mid feet. Work straight up to edges or slopers and with higher feet gain lip for topout.

Jared Tyerman and Farid Borbar

Fun but weird. Start in low cave in far left side of roof crack. Feet on detached rock to knee bar along using crack all the way right to where you wedge into corner. No topout.

Using direct crack as a roof climb is awkward and slightly painful due to crack features. But if doable would be rad and hard.

Jared Tyerman and Farid Borbar

Stand start as far right on rail as possible and traverse leftward into holds of Plougher, same topout. Harder if you climb the full traverse ending of Prowler.

An easier, but just as enjoyable variation to Planes. Stand start with arete and pocket, finishing as for above.

The easier, stand start variant of Crossing Borders. Stand start on river side face of boulder. Up and slightly left using arete and features on the face.

Start left of tree, follow flake feature to top. Don't dab the tree.

Crouch start at RH end of downstream face, just before the drop off. Traverse up and L, topping out at peak.

Start on wobbly jug and arete, up the prow.

Start wide on sloper and slopey sidepull. One tough move leads to tricky mantle.

Stand start with low feature and high rail/jug in crack. Move through series of ledges on slab then topout above.

Start low on sloping lip and traverse L along the edge to mantle top out.

Cameron Whycherley (Attempt)

Sit start on right edge and left good hold. Gain slightly higher feature then big move to good arete hold. Move left to positive lip then topout central lip.

Sit start on slopey edge and positive deep edge. Pop to large features then traverse right to left using predominantly edges. Stay in the middle height of the boulder, no lip holds. Topout top left corner of upstream side of boulder.

Sit start on lip vein edge and higher sloper. Gain good ledge then pop out to feature near prow. Climb up and around this to topout.

Sit start under the low horizontal roof, starting matched on jug towards left end of ledge. Gain the lip and mantle.

Start low, on sloped holds near right side arete. Up through blocky features.

Traverse upstream to downsteam on good ledge using high feet (heels and toes) for V1. Another alternative is smear along the face making it a bit pumpier to V2 maybe. Is a lot easier using the lower slab though for feet making it V0.

Sit start with great layback jug in middle of face. Up via long moves on nice holds.

A slightly squished sit start amongst the Phyllanthus, low and at the RH end of arête, leads up and L, following arête onto good edge on face. Top out above.

As uninspiring as the name suggests, but interesting enough for a warmup. Sit start at far LH end of long, low face on sidepull. Traverse R along series of poo sloping holds at lip and slick feet. Top out at far R end.

Sit start on L face of boulder with obvious low sidepull. One move wonder to the good holds, then cruise up the slab.

– Sit start at base of slab/arête on obvious RH rail and LH pocket. Directly up via good holds and fun compression moves. Good exposure to the style at an achievable grade.

Stand start above the rock on the ground, with good blocky sidepull feature in middle of face. Up via lovely climbing, on surprise jugs. If only it were longer.

Deserving of more stars if only longer. Sit start with good low RH scoop and left edge. Pull a solid move to holds up and L, over the bulge and top out above alongside tree roots.

Same scooping start hold as for Culled but go directly up. 2 edges and 2-3 slopers. Topout without using tree roots.

Start on lowest left hang slopey side pull and bad right gaston. I'll let you figure out how to even pull on. Climb the slopey jug arete.

Up smooth scoops to slopey edge and topout on prow (on downstream side of tallest boulder across from Schism / Calmer Waters).

Also is a project 1-2m to the left of this line with slim feet and odd holds (though none up top). Fun.

Sit start on the rock and hang off the long rail under the tiny rooflet, slap over the top and mantle out.

A tricky sit start at the base of the quartz plate following up the flake and over the top.

Sit start under the small roof on the short arete. Pull up following the rounded flake and then join into 'Line Of Fine'

Sit start with hands on the crimps and smearing feet, use the flake to stand up and gain ground and hit the top and pull over.

Hanging with one hand jamming in the vertical break under the lip and the other on any of the nearby jugs throw up from here to follow up the weakness to the top.

Hanging off the horizontal break to the far right, follow it left and then up the weakness to top out.

First half makes for a great campus problem.

For the grovelling traverse addicts amongst us. Get right down between the two boulders, hands in the pocket where the seam turns over the edge, then following along the lip doing the polka until you get to the arete then top out.

Sit start just behind the arete with hands on the flake. Punch out left to the slopers and whale out. The left hand variation to

Sit start behind the arete with hands on the high flake, punch around to the right hitting the slopey ledge and mantle through this, keep an eye on the boulder behind you when topping out.

Grab the triangle undercling from a sit start, 'mantle' onto the face, then use the crack until you top out.

Sit start in the wedge of the rocks at the base of the large flaring crack, hit the jugs on the way up, top out and tell your mum how great she is.

Running start up the slab and fall into the layback, move onto the headwall and top out. Watch out for loose blocks at the top.

Sit start laybacking off the arete, punch up to the break and go until you top out.

Sit start low on the rising arete, head right and go up the crack and over the spine.

Layback off the base of the arete just to the right of 'Spiney Bits'. Follow it up to the right to the top.

Sit start with hands underclinging the edge of the small rooflet, feet above the block at the bottom of the wall. Head left over the bulge and to the tallest part of the wall.

Sit start using the blade and face holds, going up with the blade and over the rounded top out.

Sit start low with right hand in the pocket, and left hand on the arete and head up via the arete and seam.

Using the same pocket as 'King Of The Soft Grade' for the left hand, and right hand in the seam below the ramp, head straight up the arete.

Sit start with obvious slanted crack in layback position. Work up crack (find deep sections), pad thoughtfully and use a few good feet on opposite wall to topout above crack.

Sit start on good blocky jugs in low mini corner. Move up series of obvious blocky features before moving onto the slab, heading up and left to a high but good edge on slab. Very nice but easy climbing on good holds.

Sit start on the blocky jug straddling the arete with your feet. Follow straight up the arete using slopers, sidepulls, underclings, crimps, and anything else either side of the arete until you top out.

Traverse from low right along sloping rail until you reach the crimp/jug slightly above the rail. Go to the lip via big move and mantle.

Start low right on sloping rail and go straight up via crimps.

Quite a nice problem.

Sit start laybacking off the sidepulls, reach up to the horizontal rail, then the next one, and the one after that, and then hit the top.

Sit start on the jug below the overhanging arete in the little cave. Pop straight up to the giant jug flake, don't dab the several rocks around you, bust to the top, don't dab again, then top out.

Sit start with flat jug and right sidepull. Up the arete on some lovely grips!

Sit start off slopey rail with poor feet. Power up to the rails above, trending slightly right until topping out in the middle of the wall.

Sit Start. Pull on using sidepulls and face crimps and trend right following main rightwards seam.

Gets two stars just for being awkward and funky fun.

Sit underneath the central block, gripping the underside blade, feet on whatever walls around you then just thrust up the sides of the 'V' until you can pull up over the top.

Fun easy highball but with a hard start.

Sit start at the base of the long diagonal crack at the bottom right, using the pocket and the crack pull up and around the blunt arete onto the face and head straight up the tallest part of the wall, and watch your headspace!

Sit start around the rounded arete, pulling up off the flakes, slopes until you hit the upside down flake, balancing all the time unto you're onto the good holds at the top.

Not sure what the name means? You might know by the time you're at the top.

Stand start by walking up the ramp into the corner crack, follow up this using what you can until over the top. Be wary of the large block at the top though, it may not be secure. There is a large jug just above it though.

Stand start pulling up onto the face with the underclings, then hanging off the flake crimps until you can reach up to the triangle and pull over the top. Sit down on the top and get some oxygen back into your head.

Zigging and Zagging your way across the cracks and then onto the slopes above.

Start with hands in the middle of the wall, trend right a little and then up beside the bulge. Sneaky holds all over here so keep your eyes peeled.

Sit start using the crimp rail, go from this balancing up and dive for the top. Will be hard for the height impaired.

Sit start with the flat crimps just to the right of the boulder at the base, bust straight up for the massive jug and continue up.

Start in the undercling on the left of the 'fingers' and punch up over the top and whale out.

Sit start on jug.

Sit with obvious jug, move through slots and interesting moves and into the flakiness (extra flakey, be wary)

Stand start (sit could go) and follow blunt arete up directly to good high edge and through the blank top (keep an eye out for a cheeky shallow mono). Add the headwall for a little extra headiness, or top out left at break.

Directly up the obvious arete from a sit start, with good sidepulls.

Sit start, up arete lay-backing on jugs. Mantle and finish up the slab.

Sit start low on jug, up face.

Start with left arete and right hand in seam. Use slopey right side pull and hand-toe match on arete to balance your way up and out on slopey goodness.