Routes as boulder in Queensland

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

Cameron Whycherley (Attempt)

Start on RH slopey crimp and LH sidepull/undercling. Throw for the lip and mantle.

Jaw dropping, and very hard.

Located just to the left of a creek near roadside attraction.

Up the vine-ridden face from a stand start.

Sit start under overhang with good left pinch and high right edge. Hard move to slot, then gain unique features on slab and topout into fern opening.

Sit start on rock in left corner of overhang with central right edge layback, left sloper, and far right triangle feature foot. To high thin-edge gaston. With weird feet gain lip for mantle. Head up and right to fern opening for topout.

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 left corner of semi overhung face. Big feature, ultra thin edge, mid height edge, high sloper. Higher positive lip for topout.

Pretty awkward. Sit start under lip with thumb undercling and good triangle hold with far in foot. Goes to slopey hold, then high good pinch. Topout top prow.

Low start. Use edges and smear then layback on large feature. Topout left of feature. (Add a sit start if you love real awkward movements. But has good feet for it).

Sit start matched on thin edge. Use assortment of good features and small feet to topout on far right large juggy scoop.

Sit/squat start on large feature (a move in from the start of LT) then get to holds on lip and traverse left along boulder to far corner.

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.

Stand start in the hole with RH high sidepull and LH low gaston. Up and right on crimps before coming back to the centre to mantle.

Start RH high on a flat three finger edge and LH low on a slopey three finger edge. Move left to an incut sidepull, sort your feet and launch for the lip.

Can either be done as a highball boulder or on top rope.

Can either be done as a highball boulder or on top rope.

Rock behind you is not in. Can either be done as a highball boulder or on top rope.

Start matched on obvious flat hold. Tricky moves through slopey holds lead to tough move into the slot. Use small LH crimp to gain the big sloping rail, follow it left and up above questionable landing. Bush-bash to the top.

Currently unclimbable due to recent flooding. The landing needs rebuilding.

Start as for Super Princess Peach but head up left through small crimps to finish as for Cam's Line.

Currently unclimbable due to recent flooding. The landing needs rebuilding.

Central problem on river side of Split Rock.

Currently unclimbable due to recent flooding. The landing needs rebuilding.

Starting from wobbly block in the corner of the rooflet, work out right and over the lip via slopey holds.

The wobbly block recently came out, but the boulder will still go at a similar grade.

Callum Mather

Start on LH pinch and RH undercling, up through shouldery dihedral before finishing as for storm chasers.

The wobbly block recently came out, but the boulder will still go at a similar grade.

Start on the lowest, left-most undercling and do some burly moves before finishing as for Storm Chasers Low.

The wobbly block recently came out, but the boulder will still go at a similar grade.

Sit start on set of underlings, up on sidepulls and edges.

Squat start on slopey edge and pinch, head up and left to a tricky lip encounter.

Begining on good holds at the far right arete, traverse left along the lip on the series of diminishing slopers. Pull through the crux at the crimps to gain the obvious flake in the middle of the lip. Tops out up the cruisy slab above the flake.

Cameron Whycherley Callum Mather

Begining on jugs in corner feature on the far left side of the face, traverse right using lip and holds on the face. Top out as for The Departure, above the obvious flake near the middle of the boulder.

Cameron Whycherley Kieran Pates

Sit start with obvious incut crimp rail on face. Up via edges and sloped topout. Lowball fun

A bit more pumpy than right, and a bigger move. Big foot is in.

Similar start as left, but trend right and then up.

Sit start at the base of small arete with good holds. Up, trending slightly left. Short, but nice.

Work from good diagonal edges at roughly head height, up through and past good edges to slopers and undercling. Big move to jug for topout. Interesting finish! Finish might be harder if short.

Cameron Whycherley

Start just under roof on good sidepull and undercling, work your way up and out through big moves on good holds.

An extended and alternative start for Rooted Tabanidae. From the good hold at lip of mini roof, in line with where the two large boulders meet, traverse left and into Rooted Tabanidae.

Off width crack through hand jams to more off width and spicy topout.

Start in corner with high sidepull jugs. Get established and make long move to the lip to topout.

Start on LH crimp slot and deep RH two finger pocket. Up on pocket and crimps, finish as for Squish 'em.

Link Squashed into Oblivion.

Start wide on sidepulls, throw a heel to reach edge before launching up to sidepull. Top out through the vines.

Sit start matched on the sloped leaning arete. Follow arete up and R.

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

Sit start with left hand blocky pinch, right hand angled, incut edge. Up through gaston and crimp, topping out above.

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

Stand start with good right hand sidepull and high left hand jug.

Follow sloped, left leaning arete, starting low.

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.

Up shallow slab, starting off the left most small boulder at base.

Up shallow slab, starting just left of small tree at base. Cruisy and pleasant, nice beginner line.

Up the slab, starting just to the right of small tree. A slightly trickier start.

Sit start near right end of slab with good sidepull slot.

Classic. Stand start in middle of face with opposing sidepulls. Up into sloping pocket and mantle on sloped lip.

Kieran Pates

Start with RH in obvious slot in middle of face. Up and slightly left through interesting high pocket/pinch, and topping out on the sloped lip. A little reachy.

Start low matched on deep scoop in bottom left corner of boulder. Move right via big moves and finish as for Venus.

Currently unclimbable due to recent flooding. Would need to dig out the new landing to access the start holds.

Stand start matched jug in middle of face. Gain the sloping the arete and pull a big move to holds up high, topping out slightly left.

Cameron Whycherley

Sit start in the corner, low on the arete. Follow sloped arete up and L to better holds up high. A very nice easy line.

Stand start with low RH undercling jug and mid-height LH undercling. Establish and make a big move to just below lip before mantling.

Just left of Achilles Heel.

Burly lowballin'.. Start sitting and matched on obvious low sidepull, towards right side of face, above the small buried boulder. Climbs directly up.

Start on sloped edge and sidepull. Work to edges and layback to get to topout at left corner of boulder.

Currently unclimbable due to recent flooding. A large tree fell right in front of the boulder.

Super friendly and lovely beginner line. Stand start with good undercling pocket, under the roof, in the corner. Climb up and left following the leaning seam. A sit start can be added, bumping up the grade a little.

Currently unclimbable due to recent flooding. A large tree fell right in front of the boulder.

Starting as for Mega Babe, climb directly up through crimps on face.

Currently unclimbable due to recent flooding. A large tree fell right in front of the boulder.

Starting as for Mega Babe on underclings, climb through the mini roof.

Currently unclimbable due to recent flooding. A large tree fell right in front of the boulder.

SS on jug, traverse left on crimps before following the arete right and up.

SS on jug, straight up on crimps.

SS on edge, throw for lip.

Sit start at base of subtle arete on upstream side of boulder. Up arete via good slot.

Sit start, low under the boulder, on the low scoop (below the biggest scoop feature). Up through interesting features, topping out directly. Note: Starting on the bottom of the largest scoop makes for an easier V2 version.

Starting as for Grime, keep low and traverse R. Big move to high right scoop and topping out.

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

Sit start on RH end of boulder with LH small pocket. Directly up.

Start sitting with blocky layback feature on LH arête. Follow arête up and R, topping out at highest point.

Crouch start with great blocky edge for RH in middle of face. Head up, trending slightly L to top out amongst the ferns.

Sit start same grade. Left hand is 1 lower. Right is the same at a reach.

Start as for Swingers staying below the lip traverse into Basket of Fern and top from here.

Kieran Pates

Sit start on top of the rocky drop off with RH crimp sidepull and assortment of features for L. Long move to small, hollow sounding flake/edge, into crimp sidepull/pinch and up via shallow holds before topping out directly on good holds further back.

Jared Tyerman

A real warmup, taking the full brunt of the afternoon sun. Sit start and up via series of interesting pockets, jugs and slopers. A few variations probably exist.

A slightly awkward sit start at the far L end of boulder leads up and R along leaning arête, into obvious layback edge on face and a long move to lip. Continue traversing R to mantle at tip.

Sit start under arete with good LH edge and slopey RH crimp. Compress your way up the arete before making hard throw for RH edge under lip. Finish as for Black Swan.

Start on the block that holds the whole boulder up, and link into Black Swan via a big span on underclings.

Located on the opposite side of boulder from Casuarina Ballerina. Stand start on okay hold, right hand side of road side face, just right of arete. Traverse left on holds along lower lip. From the holds in the centre of the lip, at the thin vertical crack, stay low and make a big move to the left hand apex of boulder, topping out here.

Sit start to Black Swan. Start on low slopey diagonal edges, and move into the start of Black Swan.

Squat start with sloper and solid but detatched small block at base of obvious blocky feature on LH end of face. Directly up over apex.

Sit start with good RH crimp and flat LH sidepull. Move left to good blocky edge and use either this or the pinch above to move out right to crimp before going to good hold below lip. Top out straight up.

Start on good LH edge and RH crimp. Big move up to good hold below lip. Top out straight up.

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.

Sit start towards centre of boulder with obvious jug in pocket for LH. Pull into and get established on mono pocket and sidepull before throwing for jugs and matching at the lip. Choss pile top out optional.

Crouch start from RH end of boulder, RH on arête, rail for LH. Traverse L following rail, into slot, and topping out at LH side.

Sit start in back of cave in ‘corner’ with pair of slots in crack. Follow crack up and to corner then out to cave's perimeter via big move. Work to top via series of holds along lip. Top out using upper slab holds.

Start as for Night Owl but finish up the steep arete.

Start under roof to the right of the seam on an undercling and low left facing edge. Join the crack via a big lock off move and finish as for Bodega.

Sit start under roof on an undercling and low left facing edge. Out via good rail to a big move from the sloper into TOA, finish as for this.

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.

Sit start under rooflet with LH hold and RH on the flat slopey hold, up through small crimp.

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.

Sit start under the overhung arete with sidepull on face for RH. Up and onto face to easy top out.