Routes as boulder in Queensland

Stand start under arête with obvious high diagonal LH edge and assorted small edges for RH. Get established on the wall and pull big crux move to jug on the arête, topping out on good holds.

Stand stand in little chasm with opposite side pulls at face height. Move straight up well-featured wall on crimps, heading towards the vertical runnel.

Start with right hand in small slot, left hand inside the mouth of the cave. Move right to the good pinch of Num Num Num and follow this line to the top.

Climbs the compression feature underneath the roof. Sit start with hands either side of the love heart using the crack and arete, compress your way through the roof, mind the swing and finish up a tricky head wall to finish on the ledge. Hard one to grade, the sea spooge definitely adds a grade.

Tsevi

Sit start follow the crack, keep moving left, top out at the end of the crack.

Sit start, traverse left follow the line. Top out on the highest point.

Match start on under cling near the start of scroggin.

Avoid using the holds of Thrice for the proper tick.

Sit start on opposing side pulls. Balance your way up the face.

Start as per Roof Ninja, after reaching the jug over the lip traverse right through slimper to good edges topping out right of the start of Like a Samurai. Only the large chock stone with the starting holds is in.

Kieran Pates

Stand start using the undercling, up the slab to a slopey mantle.

Sit start in the same place as Down to a Sunless Sea. Go left into the big vertical crack and then up. Boulders below are out.

Just worth it. Start just left of the missing plate.

Sit start with your hands on the rails (top and bottom are in) under the black streak. Up you go. Big vertical crack behind is out.

On large trailside boulder found when walking from the frontside carpark. Standing start, up on small holds and over the lip

The steep highball arête on the top L side of the boulder. Up via underclings and slopers to a crux rockover at about half height.

Up the obvious cool features. A nice under cling mid way up.

Use any of the following hold: 1, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15, 17 in order to get match 21.

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.

Sit start on flakes, throw right to share holds of Critical Era, and up. Finishes on slab ledge.

Oliver Rickford

Standing start R of 'Staghorn' and straight up.

Sit start on good small block and good edge. Head straight back the trend left to finish on dream block. Hard and sustained.

Sit-start on two crimps, big move up to the feature rail and continue up for top out.

Kieran Pates

Stand start on left side of face, up to obvious pocket then head rightwards and up. Left boulder is out. Balancy, reachy and brilliant.

Tim Nicholson

Start under the boulder below the cracks; matching both hands on the huge lower jug. Small dyno to next crack of your choice and then head on up.

Crux is dyno to main crack.

Awkward sit start using small pockets to crimp and lunge.

Start above creekbed around arete to L of 'Cobble Face' on the rail with feet on the small boulder underneath. Throw up to hold high to the R and then L to large flake (glued). Straight up and over the top there is a good L finger hold and R edge

Start just L of Holy and good holds all the way up.

The slab right of NBC, stand starting on high LH pocket (Cleopatra’s Eyes) and RH on lower slimper (sloping crimp). Technical, smeary climbing up to a committing top.

Stand start and straight up.

Sit-start for "Spider Bite".

A modern classic. Stand start matched on the big incut side pull, move across to the large ledge, mantle and gain arete, then stretch up and top out at the highest point.

Start in big Hueco and traverse left into Polar Express

Start on R pocket and L sloping crimp. Bump through good edges to a dyno/dead-point for the high-mid left crimp and finish (matched) on the slopey orange triangle. This is Grace's first outdoor set x

Start on “No Fear”s jug ledge, moving left through “Don’t Fall” (don’t use Don’t Falls jugs on the lip) powering over to the crack feature. Tackle a fingery bulge involving a sharp pocket, blasting upwards.

One of the many warm ups on the boulder

Sit start, lay backing the slopped flake with the arete. This one eliminates the other flake on the left. Sharp

Around the corner to the R is cobble start up to large pebbles sticking out of rock on ledge. Throw L hand up to good rail and go to roof for mantle out.

Palm off for left and crimp for right at sit start to large holds and then straight up

Start to the right of "Humped" in the corner crack at the back of the roof. Follow this along optional handjams and fingerlocks, using both boulders to topout below tree.

Arete from the right side, moving right to the same finishing jug as “Vertical Therapy”.

On the right corner of Creepy Crawler: start with feet on the bottom of boulder with hands on the upper lip, scramble over keeping on the corner. Nice easy warm up or kid climb.

Sit start on side pull and crimp, balance your way up the arete.

Climb the arete on good holds.

Stand start and mantel on good hold

A thin fingery number. Good strenuous movement on a thin face.

Sit start, traverse left,

Second line from the left. Sit start on very cool telephone jug. Long move RH to side pull (in the crack) and straight up for jugs. Brush the top on inspection first. Walk off descent.

The most obvious line up the slab via the protrusions.

Sit start matched on the undercling, up and over.

Stand start with shelves for feet, shallow pockets for hands. Make a funky deadpoint to decent LH, then good pocket for RH. Move feet up the kitty litter to mantle out.

Tallest line on the boulder, 2nd from the right. Start at the bottom of a little pit at the base of a left trending crack. Start as low as possible on jugs and figure out a way to drop knee and not wreck your knee caps on a long move to a good edge in the midway break. Keep focused for the mantle.

Don’t step into corner

Start to the right of Horned Banthas Half way up, on the good jug rail just right of the pocket. Dyno straight up to the finish top jug of Banthas. One move wonder, feet are out, blast off like Boba Fett

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Short little blank slab about 2m left of Easy Crack. Can be done direct or going left.

Sit start matched on blocky feature under the arete. Powerful moves to mantle.

Oliver Rickford

Sit start matched on jug in middle of overhung face. Move to softball sized 3 finger pocket and large pinch-arete (over small ledge). Can toehook. Move to small two finger pocket (snooker ball size). Feet follow hands, can knee bar (sharp shark teeth). Edge (kidney shape hole). Then sloping pinch. Edge 10cm below top. Top out.

Sit start left of the groove with matched hands on the crimp on face. Throw to big holds and finish as per Its So Dirty.

The very obvious and scary looking rounded arete that splits the crag in two. Have fun and be safe. Serious poo territory.

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Sit start on small LH pocket, and good RH. Boulder on the right is out. Climb the arete. Make like a Pandanus and up up up!

Stand start in the middle of the boulder on the left high slopey sidepull and low right hand undercling. Throw to the lip and top out on mega mantle.

Work far right to far left, using mint heels and toes and open hands on top hand grating edge, to jugs and the topout as far left as possible

Sit start on crimps.

“Baby Bonus Long”- for the novelty of one side of the “Prowl wall” to the other. Start far left, on the furthest lowest jugs around “Ezee Peezy”. Start racing across the whole wall into “Baby Bonus VF” and finish as it’s VF version, traversing the slopey lip to finish further right.

Up the arete, sit start is not yet done.

Up the South side.

Start from far right and traverse up and left, have his only. Easier if using top holds

Start 2ms right of AI. Stand start on top of the bulge with two crimps in the clumps. Mantle the scoop and figure out a way to escape the big bulge.

Sit start matched on crimp on face. Head straight up only using the slopers, try not to stray too far into It's So Dirty, then mantle directly over the start holds.

Sit start in the pocket formed at the base of the crack to the left of Mushroom Magic. Move up the crack with a few layback and heel hook moves to reach a pair of slopers on the shelf. From here, gain the sharp slopers over the lip and anxiously mantle out.

Boulder #1, Sit start under rooflet and mantle up onto slab and top out.

Sit start with both hands on rail to the right of the arete. Use jugs to go up.

Inside the cave. Make your way up the left side of the slab Slightly harder if you avoid the giant boulder to the left.

Sit start on a good left hand side pull and a right gaston in the crack. Pull on and bump right to a slopy side pull and move left to a small but positive crimp on the face. From here, sort feet and move right to a sloper, then left to positive crimps up high to top out. Gets its name for some interesting foot beta that makes the start much easier.

Sit start to the left "plenty of pockets" you will see a nice side pull. Work your way up that until it stops half way up then finish by topping out the same way as plenty of pockets.

Starting in obvious crack to right of "Live Another Day".

Climb the perfect finger crack using locks and lie back technique. Located uphill of boulder #19 as listed in the Peter Crane topo.

Sit start on low jugs on RH end of shelf underneath roof. Slot and edge, long move gaining a slopey nubbin or bigger move to slightly better hold. High and left on the seaward face, topping out above.

To find this boulder walk to the Orchid boulder and head past it downhill for another ~20m. It sits within a corridor at the back of the area.

Stand start with opposing edges in seams, straight up through edges and a mono. Backside wall is out.

Sit start on a good right edge and with one hand on the arete. Simply launch for the top and mantle. So short but so hard. Sorry to all the shortys out there. Edit- the original FA was done without the boulder on the left- so jamming your foot- is not in.

Starting at the left-hand end of the long vertical face, traverse right along the slopey top and finish at the flake at the right-hand end. Surprisingly tricky.

Great dynamic problem up the steep blunt arete.

Classic Slabbin! Start right hand on the right ledge just as the orange rock turns to rooflet. Head up leftwards with under-clings and finish on jugs.

Right side of pink bits slab, staying off arete. Nice moves.

Sit start as for Particle wave but punch up Suck It and See. Classic. Definitely traverse left to get down

Sit start with both hands in jug. Layback the crack to the top and finish on jug just to the left of flake below break.

Sit start on the slopy crimps, up the face on slopy holds to mantle. Arete is in

Try a contrived line eliminating the arete using only the face holds.