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Summary

Several sectors around the Pinnacle facing both east and west for shade options all day long. Sectors vary in style, difficulty and quality. Pocketed slabs, steep jug hauls and full mountain multi’s. Walk-in is approximately 50min with two single trail access points circuiting the Pinnacles base. WEAR A HELMET - there have been instances of people throwing rocks down from the lookout above the crag.

Access issues

This cliff is inside SEQ Water property, and no access agreements have been made. The fire trail and bushland is publicly accessible and the trails are well used by bushwalkers and fitness nuts. It is best to keep all climbing gear inside our packs to not attract undue attention.

Approach

The carpark and trail head is on Pine Creek Road, at a bend 1.4 km uphill after turning off from the Nerang Murwillumbah Road. Park parallel and orderly to maximise parking. Do Not block access to the two locked gates.

On foot take the gate signed for hiking trails, head downhill and turn right at the first junction. This will lead down and across a creek bed (often flowing) before starting back up hill. Keep right the next junction. At the following junction 60 metres further keep left. Slog it out along the fire trail up several steep inclines.

Please do not mark the trees or any other trail feature. Follow the info provided here to make your way to the cliff. If you see other user groups doing anything of the sort please educate them of their mistake.

Two single trail access points create a circuit around the Pinnacle base. Both trails split left off the main fire trail. The first (lower access), landmarked by a ‘Danger’ sign provides direct access to The Western Wall, ironically on the western side of the mountain. It can be continued left for all other sectors along the circuit. The second (upper access), 620m further along the fire trail, provides direct access to Entry Wall on the eastern side of the mountain and can be continued right for all other sectors. This trail is landmarked by a large white gum tree and used by most ridge hikers. Split right before straddling the fallen tree trunk and continue downhill to the base of the cliff.

Ethic

This is a sport climbing crag. However, helmets are mandatory for walls like Sun Bowl, Ice Cream Wall & the Summit Wall where there hasn't been a lot of traffic, and extra care should be taken. Please take all litter with you and do your business away from the crag! Stay safe and have a good time.

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The first sector encountered when walking in from the upper access trail (350m left of The Gold Coast Wall).

Somewhere close to where the rock starts to appear on the walk-in. Well before the other routes. Arching corner crack.

FFA: Glenn & Gordon Baudino, 2011

Climb up the faint corner to the top of the left pillar.

Set: Glenn, 22 Oct 2016

FFA: Glenn & Brett OBree, 29 Oct 2016

Interesting start followed by some fun climbing up the thin seam.

Set: Glenn, 20 Sep 2014

FFA: Glenn & Nathan Porter, 29 Nov 2014

Starts where the track narrows between a tree and the cliff. Starts up a corner then continues up the face.

Set: Glenn & Stephen Cooper, 1 Jan 2014

FFA: Glenn & Stephen Cooper, 1 Jan 2014

Hard start and technical climbing, follow the obvious seam to the top. Marked "T"

Set: Gordon Baudino, 8 Nov 2014

FFA: Gordon Baudino & Glenn, 15 Nov 2014

A bit of thought required on this. Grade may be harder if placing the draws.

Set: Glenn, 21 Sep 2014

FFA: Glenn, Sheree Ferguson, Nicola Banwell, Gordon Baudino & ross ferguson, 25 Oct 2014

Hybrid climbing, sport climbing leading into a solid crack feature. Has enough sting.

Set: Cal, 24 Apr 2017

FA: Louis knox, 7 May 2017

FFA: Cal, 7 May 2017

Jaw dropping orange bowl 20m off the deck, up and left of The Gold Coast Wall. Equiped with three belay stations it’s left is easily accessed via a bolted scramble up the vegetated ‘Valencia’. Traverse across for the right belay or access directly via an extension of ‘Are We Dancer’ / ‘Rock n Surf’. Receives an afternoon breeze with shade from 1:30pm in summer and 3:30pm in winter. Best avoiding the morning sun when tackling this beast.

The first routes start from the left of the belay.

Traverse left from the belay (runout to start) past 3 bolts to where the wall goes vertical. La Nina goes straight up. This steps further left. Follow the left most line of bolts up the vertical to slightly overhung wall. Steep, pumpy climbing on big holds and great rock.

FFA: ross ferguson & Glenn, 2011

Shared start. Traverse left from the belay and head up the steep wall to stance. Bouldery crux follows and trends left with an airy feel to an easier finish at anchors over the lip.

FFA: ross ferguson & Tom Cramer, 2011

Nice line, spoiled only by a ledge rest. Bouldery to ledge then suck it up for 4 more bolts of bouldering, will get flight time up top. Bomber rock. New belay, down and left from original, avoids choss corner run out start.

Set: Cal, 10 Apr 2017

FFA: Cal, 11 Apr 2017

Closed. Shares start with the previous 2 climbs. At the good ledge where La Nina goes left, go right into a steep shallow groove with great edgy moves and a brilliant gaston lock.

Set: Glenn

Climb to the base of the steepness and lower-off autolocker and long permadraw.

Straight up from the LH belay past 6 FH on nice orange rock to the break below the steep wall. The business starts here (permadraw). Very nice climbing on interesting features give classic moves all the way to the chains. 60m rope required for the top lower off or 80m to get back to the ground.

Set: ross ferguson

FFA: ross ferguson, 1 Jan 2014

Directly up from belay passing shared bolt, then step R onto ledge. Two close bolts, then into the biggest corner on the wall. Up, then quaker flake laybacks up the steep wall. Fingery crux caps things off.

FFA: Lee Cujes, 2013

From LH belay, climb diagonally right to first FH on vertical black wall. Up past FH’s into orange corner (chosstacular). Directly up the steepo headwall with a cool, punchy boulder problem that ends with a slam dunk. Feels pretty airy and 'out there'.

Set: Lee Cujes, 2010

FFA: Matthew Clifford & Glenn, 2011

The next routes start from the right belay.

Accessed by climbing Are We Dancer. Climb the smooth marble, orange wall and head into the steep black corner. Steep and adventurous with excellent movement. A must do!

Set: Glenn

FFA: Glenn, 28 Dec 2013

Climbs Water Is Optional up orange wall to below the break. Traverse right across ledges at this point and then up the steep wall following the line of FH's. A couple of longer draws are helpful for the traverse.

FFA: ross ferguson, 2013

Starts at WIO belay. Up and right passing FH to stance then up the orange wall to a lower off where the wall steepens. The extension past two bolts is 23 and is juggy - go for it!

FA: ross ferguson, 2013

The full version continues past the first set of lower-off's at 20m. Some nice moves on big holds extends the route another 5m.

FFA: ross ferguson, 2013

Only a few bolts in this incomplete line on the margin of orange and black.

The most popular sector at Pages Pinnacle, ground level climbing below and right of The Sun Bowl. Northeast facing, it receives full shade from early afternoon - fortunately the tree canopy also provides shade for most of the morning.

10m or so L of Are We Dancer. Vegetated right-trending access ramp (line of least resistance) to the L side of the Sun Bowl sector (with lower off). First FH at about 10m.

FFA: Lee Cujes, 2010

Bolted with FH's and finishing at DUBB. Can be used to access The Sun Bowl sector.

FFA: Glenn & Tim Rowe, 2010

2m R. U-bolts to anchor shared with Are We Dancer.

FFA: Gordon Baudino & Glenn, 2011

8m R of Rock n Surf. U-bolts. Ledgy slabbing with good holds where you need them. Good beginner climb.

FFA: Gordon Baudino & Glenn, 2011

Will get you up to the right side of The Sun Bowl.

FFA: Gordon Baudino & Glenn, 2011

Line of U bolts above Tinka Extension.

Set: Gordon Baudino

About 20m right of Tinka is this slab route. Bolted with FH's. Slightly runout to where it steepens. A bit adventurous. Chains on right.

FFA: ross ferguson & Tom Cramer, 2011

Warning Access: WASPS NEST

From anchor of p1, walk left along ledge and up easy steps. Follow the snaking line up the orange streak on big holds. Routefinding is the main challenge. Can be climbed from the ground in one 45m pitch with some long slings.

FFA: ross ferguson & Glenn, 2011

Some people find it that way! 3m R. FH's.

FFA: Peter Monks & ross ferguson, 2010

Slab with some nice pockets (don't you wish this went on for 50m?), then sustained headwall which should make your arms feel warm.

FFA: Glenn & Tim Rowe, 2012

More bouldery than Strip Clubs. Start just right and up the slab (like all routes in this sector). Daunting black overhang then headwall. Where's that finishing jug...?

FFA: ross ferguson & Peter O'Halloran, 2011

Climb 'Beach Bum' to the 6th bolt, move right at the big ledge and then it's on. No hard moves but keeps going until the anchors.

Set: Tom Kjaer-Olsen & Glenn, 3 Jul 2016

FFA: Tom Kjaer-Olsen & Glenn, 3 Sep 2016

The one route on ground level which always stays dry. Climb the first 3 UB's of The Green Room then head left to the line of FH's on the orange streak and blast off. Save something for the finish.

FFA: ross ferguson, 2007

Climb The Green Room to the ledge and instead of going right, climb directly up without deviating past 4 UB's to another anchor.

FFA: ross ferguson, 2011

3 UB's up the shallow corner and slab to base of the steep wall with seam running up it. Long and strong moves on big holds up this (welcome, gym climbers) to ledge. Two rings off the ledge then move R into the the sustained finish of Over The Falls.

Set: Lee Cujes, 2010

FFA: ross ferguson, 2010

Slab to some tricky pocket pulling. Sustained headwall also not a giveaway. Probably the stiffest 25 here.

Set: Lee Cujes, 2010

FFA: ross ferguson, 2010

U-bolts then FH's. Up easy corner as per original, but then straight up the face. Really great pocket moves. Some deviate briefly into OTF just before the ledge which makes it easier. Possible to go direct - both are fun.

FFA: ross ferguson, 2012

U-Bolts. Up the easy corner to ledge. Clamber onto ledge on right then up wall with cool pockets through steep wall. First bolt on headwall is a stretch, then onwards to glory.

FFA: Lee Cujes & Glenn, 2010

Start as for previous but once off the ground, step right to first bolt in R-leaning black corner. Up this til possible to lean left and clip UB on steep wall. Punchy moves up this (2 UB's) then easier headwall.

FFA: Lee Cujes, 2011

Page's first bolted route. Start as for previous in the corner. Up the black R-leaning corner then push through bulge on headwall to a large set of chains. The upper wall has some superb rock and should be experienced.

Set: frey yule

FFA: Lee Cujes & Glenn, 2010

Sit start on good sidepulls, burst up thro jugs. top-out is optional.

Crouch start on opposing crimps, crimp up to jugs, dyno to top. optional top-out.

3m R. Direct start to Yule Corner on black-painted U-bolts. Unfortunately a bit contrived but the top is great.

FFA: ross ferguson, 2010

2m R. Stickclip first bolt. Independent (and tricky) start up black wall. Once through, romp up to rest ledge. When ready, tackle the headwall.

Set: Lee Cujes, 2010

FFA: Glenn, 2010

Short and fun - a popular warm-up. Most find this a pumpy little 18.

FFA: Glenn, 2010

If TOS didn't warm you up, keep going through the bulge past 4 more bolts to high anchor.

FFA: Sammi, 2013

Link-up. Climb Bikini Town Direct 3 bolts into the steep wall then traverse left clipping a bolt on OTF and The Green Room, hand traverse the break then climb Budgie Smuggler to the last bolt and traverse left to the last bolt and anchor of Sandbanked.

FFA: Jason Wong & LisaB, 8 Oct 2016

Link-up. Starts up The Green Room to the steep bit, then traverses right across the steep wall passing one camo carrot bolt into the business end of Meter Maids and finishes up this.

FFA: ross ferguson, 2012

Link-up. Up Bombay Rock to first bolt then over YT to YC. Shake out then into the pockets of MM and BT to break. Up and across to finish up The Green Room.

FFA: ross ferguson, 3 Apr 2014

Link-up. Same start as Drop in but at the break continue up and left to clip the last bolt of STTGR and Budgie Smuggler to finish at its anchor. Pumper.

FFA: ross ferguson & Tom Cramer, 26 May 2014

FH's. Often wet, but the key holds remain dry. You'll be surprised. It climbs better than it looks. Half a star.

FFA: Richard Binstead & ross ferguson, 2011

2m R. FH's. Slabby start to a corally roof crux. Also seeps after rain.

FFA: ross ferguson, 2011

3m R. FH's. Nice slab to small roof. What follows is a non-obvious sequence on scraggly, weird holds. With some chalk on the holds it's about 23. Without, it'll feel harder!

FFA: Krzysztof Maciejowski & ross ferguson, 2012

About 5m R. Technical climbing on some unusual angles. Climbs away from the bolt line at one point.

FFA: Glenn & Lara Masselos, 2012

4m R. FH's. The slanty looking “cruxy” route up the orange streak. Get ready for some serious “Body English”.

FFA: Tom Cramer & ross ferguson, 2012

Climb the slanty looking line, with body positional movement, on U-bolts. FA’d and named by a visiting group of climbers, who thought it was the 21.

Set: Gordon Baudino, 2012

FA: 2019

U-bolts. Up the slab and trend right until it steepens. Shares high anchor with previous route.

FFA: Gordon Baudino, 2012

FH's up blocky black slab to beneath steep black wall.

FFA: Glenn & ross ferguson, 2013

Nice moves and easy climbing to the right of the shrub. Shares the anchor with What were we thinking.

FFA: Tim Rowe & Glenn, 2013

About 2m R on grey slab. Look for FH's. There's two lines here. This is the left one.

FFA: Glenn, Gordon Baudino & ross ferguson, 2011

Warning Rock: Lots of loose rock!

Climb I'm Lichen It past the anchor and continue right for another 2 bolts and an anchor. Pitch 2 trends right and provides access to the Summit Wall.

FFA: Glenn & Tom Reid, 2013

3m R. Shares last bolt and anchor of ILI.

FFA: Tim Rowe & Glenn, 2012

The big obvious grey and orange overhang at the top, high above Ice Cream Wall.

There are two options to access the Summit wall: Option 1 - multipitch) climb 'I'm lichen It' & step right at the anchor for another 2 bolts to find nicer belay in shade (if you have 70m rope, keep climbing to the next belay). From here continue trending right, climbing/bushy scrambling along 'I'm Lichen It Longer' until next anchors. Straight up from here climbing 'What's The Password' to Summit Wall belay ledge above.

Option 2 - rap in) hike to the summit from the fire trail. When you are at the highest point you will see a slight trail on the right through some long grass, that leads to a small clearing. Head left and down slightly (and carefully!) before finding rap anchors. These are directly above ‘Reign Day’ and you can safely get to the ledge with a 70m (no shorter). Re-rap from RD anchors if you wish to avoid unwanted rope drag or you have a shorter than 70m rope. PLEASE NOTE - nesting season: Falcon nests directly under rap station, your rope will land on the nest if your are not careful, the nest is not visible till you are just above it.

Descent: From the anchor on the LHS of the fixed ropes, rap down and left (facing the cliff) back to 'WTP' belay (30m). From here, head straight down by pushing through the gap in bush to find rap anchors below (30m). Then from here straight down to the path (35m but can be done with 60m if you walk down the slab at the bottom). Tie stopper knots, watch out for loose rocks & wear a helmet!

Straight up from the anchors with some really fun climbing (extend 5th & 6th bolt). Traverse right at the slabby ramp to meet the headwall. Crux bolt has perma-draw for safety. Take a deep breath & pull hard through the steep but short lived crux before finding easier ground over the lip. Stay left of bolts after lip to avoid chossy blocks as you approach summit wall belay & fixed line. (14 bolts)

Set: Todd Herriott & nathan mcneil

FA: nathan mcneil & Todd Herriott, 1 Jul 2017

FFA: nathan mcneil & Eric Straw, 18 Aug 2017

Left most route on the Summit Wall with varied but fun climbing. In typical pages style, slab-vertical entree with a steep headwall for the main course. Save some pump coins for the top & enjoy stellar, exposed climbing on beautiful orange rock.

Set: nathan mcneil

FFA: nathan mcneil, 22 Sep 2019

From the ledge, follow 5 bolts up some easy, enjoyable vert/slab, then set off up the steep orange head wall. Some awesome holds and movement. Extend the 2nd last draw and save some beans for the end!

FFA: Tom Reid

Set: Tom Reid

Right most route. Steep and airy. missing bolts.

Set: Todd Herriott, 15 Apr 2016

Elevated scoop of gently overhung streaked goodness 20m off the deck. Seen midway between The Gold Coast Wall and Yorkshire Wall. Receives afternoon shade.

The first route you come to below the Ice Cream wall. Access to the left hand routes above. Nice easy climbing on good rock.

Set: Glenn, 1 Feb 2015

FFA: Glenn, 1 Feb 2015

Access for the upper routes on 'Ice Cream Wall'.

Set: Tom Reid, Glenn & Lee Cujes, 2013

FFA: Tom Reid & Glenn, 2013

Furtherest lookers left route goes straight up, off the left belay. Long moves leave the ledge that gives way to the first crux, which consists of nothing but burl up the streaked wall. The 2nd crux is a blend of balance and technique.

Set: Jimmy Blackhall, 1 Mar 2020

FFA: Jimmy Blackhall & La Noodle, 20 Mar 2020

The second route lookers left- starting about 3m’s left of AWAWB and climbs the black and white streak to a bulge up high. Slightly similar to Banana Split at an easier grade.

Set: Tom Reid & jarryd, 2013

FFA: Tom Reid, 29 Sep 2013

This technical line climbs the black and orange streak in the centre of the wall, landmarked by a perma-draw half way up the route. Cruxy and engaging. Get your hips into the wall and earn your cookies

FFA: Jimmy Blackhall, 2020

The classic of this wall begins at the top of Sundae Slab DBB. From the ‘Cream ledge’ climb the line of hangers just right of the large black & orange streak up the centre of IceCream wall. Great sustained climbing on solid, marbly rock. The last boulder problem is cryptic and of very high quality- so leave some gas in the tank!

Set: Tom Reid, 2013

FFA: Tom Reid, 2013

Thin and technical with committing bolting. Pages hardest route.

Set: Glenn, 2013

From the belay, go up (same bolt as Project) and then hard right (run out). This second-rightmost line of bolts provides climbing which builds in difficulty as you go. Once you reach the underclings, it’s ON all the way to the anchor clip

FFA: Lee Cujes, 2013

This route climbs the obvious beauty double white streaks on the far right of the wall. To access, climb Sundae Slab, then traverse fixed line R to DBB on dirt ledge beneath scoop. Edge up the scoop to easy choss ledges (easy does it) beneath steep wall. Clip first FH on steep wall with a screwgate to limit potential fall distance, then blast the wall above.

FFA: Lee Cujes, 2013

Rightward traversing line, 3 bolts to the anchor.

Set: Glenn, 6 Jan 2014

FFA: Glenn, 6 Jan 2014

Nice slab climbing. Good rock.

Set: Glenn, 2 Feb 2014

FFA: Glenn, 2 Feb 2014

Elevated face of black and orange streaks 20m above and left of Yorkshire Wall. Sporting panoramic views, this wall boasts a broad grading of 2nd pitch routes all splaying from the one belay (most routes share their early first bolts). Best climbed in the afternoon shade with a party of three or less. Access by climbing ‘G4201’ on the far left of Yorkshire Wall.

Line of UB’s furtherest to the left, stepping left at the 9th for a teetering traverse. Don’t forget to shin the rope!

Direct finish - Straight up from the 9th UB avoiding the leftward traverse.

Black streak at belayers 11 o’clock with chain anchors above the roof crack’s left corner. Shares the first three bolts with previous routes then split right for the 4th.

Orange centre streak through double undercling. Mantle the roof and continue to ridge top chain anchors for a 360deg top-out view. Rappel on descent to avoid rope drag & Stopper.Knot.Your.Rope!

Black streak at belayers 12 o’clock trending the roof cracks right side corner. (for added adventure: clip & punch past the anchors, clip another lone UB then step left into Ruby Princess for it’s ridge top finale. 30m rap... Stopper.Knot.Your.Rope!)

A mix of slab, cave, vert and crimp. The only Rona Wall route to have it’s own first bolt, up and right from the belay station. Shares the anchors with ‘Maggie’s on the Bogroll’.

Landmarked by an obvious square-cut east facing arete midway along the base circuit between Entry Wall and The Western Wall. Receives shade in the afternoon.

Warning Rock: Loose rock

Bold lead up the corner line providing access to Rona Wall. Bolt line zigzags to avoid unsuitable rock… veer left for the 3rd UB hiding around the bulge.

Climb up the left side of the arete. Shares chains with FC&W and both 21s

FFA: Glenn, Matthew Clifford & ross ferguson, 2010

Climb the right side of the arete on cool knobby rock. Shares chains with The Tyke and both 21s to the right.

FFA: ross ferguson, Matthew Clifford & Glenn, 2010

A bit of a runout at the top. Starts 1m right of FC&W. Shares chains with FC&W and YT.

FFA: ross ferguson, Matthew Clifford & Glenn, 2010

Climb the steep start (Stick Clip recommended) and into the scoop.

FFA: Glenn & John Amsler, 2010

Bouldery start. Climb to the right of the small cave and push through the fun til the top.

FFA: Glenn & ross ferguson, 2010

Technical climbing through some great holds that may not be obvious.

Set: Glenn, 21 Dec 2014

FFA: Glenn & Gordon Baudino, 14 May 2015

The 2nd Last route at the cliff, 2m left of the small alcove. 8 Ubolts to chain anchor, consistent and not obvious climbing.

Set: Gordon Baudino, 21 Dec 2014

FFA: Gordon Baudino & Glenn, 26 Apr 2015

Last climb on the right side. Climbs the U Bolts. Hard start then some amazing holds.

Set: Gordon Baudino, 21 Dec 2014

FFA: Gordon Baudino & Glenn, 14 May 2015

Climb the first two bolts of Wanderer (it’s crux). Go above it’s 2nd bolt then delicately traverse (watch the ground fall potential belayers and use 120cm or long slings) into the 3rd bolt of Razor . Climb to its 5th bolt then traverse into What The Fooker’s 5th and 6th bolt for a rest. Another traverse into the last bolt of Yorkshire pudding with a dash to the furtherest left anchor of Flat caps and whippets. If Australia didn’t have link ups- we would have like 5 climbs. A bunch of slings are recommended.

FA: Jimmy Blackhall, 15 Mar 2020

Located 30m right of Wanderer. Climb up the vertical wall on good holds with a thin slab finish. Pretty loose in spots.

FFA: Farah, 6 May 2017

Set: Farah, 6 May 2017

Up vertical wall with big holds, climb onto the ramp then a little slab climbing up a steepening wall.

Set: Glenn, 29 Apr 2017

FFA: Glenn & Farah, 6 May 2017

Delivers the goods if uber cool shaded mornings float your boat. Located closest to the carpark, where the lower access trail first meets the cliff.

The Left Most Route before the track heads down the steep section.

Set: Gordon Baudino, 2 Aug 2015

FFA: Gordon Baudino & Nicola Banwell, 9 Aug 2015

A good beginners climb. Up the easy looking slab.

Set: Gordon Baudino, 21 Jul 2016

FFA: Gordon Baudino & Glenn, 28 Jul 2016

The first climb that you get to when walking in from the fire trail. Climb up the left arete to some hard moves up a vertical face, eases off to some cool balance moves on the right trending ramp.

Set: Glenn, 21 Jul 2015

FFA: Glenn & Sarah Shoelace, 10 Sep 2017

Climbing up through the large hole in the wall to a mantle. Climb the thin vertical wall staying close to the bolts. Shares the last bolt and anchor with Snakes and Ladders.

Set: Glenn, 21 Jul 2015

FFA: Sarah Shoelace & Glenn, 10 Sep 2017

Climbs the shallow corner, providing a nice puzzle and solid slab finish. Shares the last bolt and anchor with Quick Draw McGraw.

Set: Glenn, 21 Jul 2015

FFA: Glenn & Sarah Shoelace, 2 Sep 2017

Climbs nice rock to the right of the corner up the steepest part of the wall. Long classy pumper with no hard moves.

Set: Tom Kjaer-Olsen, 21 Jun 2015

FFA: Tom Kjaer-Olsen & Glenn, 26 Sep 2015

Just to the right of Tomahawk. Easier than it looks, the good holds keep coming. A good warm up.

Set: Tom Kjaer-Olsen, 27 Jun 2015

FFA: Tom Kjaer-Olsen, 4 Sep 2016

Starting up the hill and around the bulge. Traverse left from last bolt to the anchor which is shared with 'Pro Skub'.

Set: ross ferguson, 1 Jan 2015

FFA: ross ferguson & Kurt Doherty, 1 Jan 2015

Start in the juggy lava tubes veering right to high first bolt. Stickclip recommended.

Thin start off the large Sidepull / Gaston. Lead on to an exciting mantle of the very top lip with RAPPEL station above. Consider stretch when assessing if your rope is LONG enough.

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