Routes as boulder in Queensland

Traverses the left-trending foot-pad until it runs out, and then tops out.

This boulder has fair coverage of plants. Please avoid disturbing them by not climbing the boulder.

Sit start

Slap your way up this unfortunately sharp hanging flake. Starts off the massive fallen slab of rock.

The RH arete. Start on lower boulder.

Sit start same as The Naughty Corner except use both boulders (soft V3).

Sit start on right side of boulder. Slap up to slopes and the grope some slopees to top out in the middle of the boulder.

Straight up the the left side of the face, with some holds from the left arete.

Start as per Poo With a View but mantle L for a slightly easier finish.

Thumb destroying fun on the downhill side of the boulder.

M21, R22, M22, R10, M10.

SS. Same start as 'Easy Dyno' but move R hand up first.

Stand start? Straight up.

Looks like it was marked many years ago with a square and the number 7 like some others. No ascent history can be found.

Start right side of the lip and traverse left, gain lip and mantle. All slopey crimps or intermediates.

start in scoop on the right side of the boulder and move up and left.

From the crip of john Travolta, full span move left to the good crimp in the middle of the wall, eliminating the side pull completely, probably goes at v9 or 10!?

Sit-start open project

Powerfully up the aesthetic arete with a couple of strenuous reaches. Technical and great.

Sit start on crimps on the bottom right hand side of the block. Work your way up and left on crimps.

5a in guide. Top stuff. Grab the good chalked hold at head height; move up to crimp, then fun dynamic move with the right takes you to an easy top out

Sit start up the diagonal break, finish matched at the seam.

A cheese grater compression problem up the arete

Good flares up the slab.

Sit start using only the mono pockets up the overhung face to top out.

Fun face with a variety of good holds. Sit start is a long standing project.

Mantle / campus.

From the two crimps blast up to the slopey lip and mantle.

Stand start to Buddha's Right Elbow.

Starting on the same arête as "2" finishes on. This sit start problem starts low with a small chockstone for feet; pull down on with two desperate sloper sidepulls and throw for the big jug.

Stand start on small crimps, bust up the face to the top!

Open project. Doesn't look high, but if you fall, you fall down a crack...

Sit start to the left of the overhung arete with the sloping edges. Slap the lip and traverse left to gain the positive crimps on the slab for a mantle finish. Easier than Excalibur.

From vertical face pull R onto slab.

The slab 6m to the left of “Jostling”

Sitstart in the middle of the wall on an undercut-sidepull for the left and poor pinch for the right hand. Pull off the ground and snatch to a better hold for the right hand (just above). Then up (but still below the overlap) and traverse right to finish up The Kraken.

A V8 to the R of "American Invasion #1", a sit start off the pockets into the orange scoop.

Stand start and ascend up the low angle slab. For full value stay off the arete

start two hand in jugga. excellent problem with a committing finishing move

Excellent sit start on obvious flake.

Sit start

A good sit-start on the obvious feature on the short down hill face, moving up and right to jug on arête.

On the wall below the above problems.

Compression up fridge.

Start middle of the wave on good holds, head straight up and out.

Few meters R of memorial in cave 2. Start low on crimp, find your way up and left to crimp, hard right to jugs, dyno(or static?) to top-out.

Start two hands on the hidden hold of "Nucleus"

shortcut to get to Wet Boot spot. surprisingly terrifying.

Sit start left hand on the shallow pocket/crimp and right hand low on the big rail. don't mantle to early for your own safety and style points. mantle on the horn in the corner. the rock down low is crap so just be careful with your feet.

Stand start on the face and climb up to a scary but possible topout.

Stand start on arete. Move straight up with some balancy moves for a committing top.

Lie down start under the wedged block with a left hand slot and right hand underling. Work your way out of the hole via slopey side pulls and heel hooks. All unattached blocks are out.

Stand start L hand sidepull/undercling, R hand Sloper around the arete, small block on ledge is ok to use for feet, bring pads. Move up using heels and side-pulls, top-out scary but secure, walk down around the back . next to Riverlife / where the fish problem is. A bit of a highball, v5-v6 but could be quite a bit harder.

Start at the big jugs at the base of the little corner. Blast out to the arête and pocket and up the high wall.

RH high on arête at good pinch. Straight up.

Start on crimps in the middle of the wall and dance your way up.

LH on arête, RH on undercling/sidepull.

Sit start version to thumbelina. Find a start and go for it.

Sit start just right of ‘effervescence”, (just left of tree), using the flake embedded into the ground for your left Hand and feet, and the edge for your right Hand. Steep start up into “Effervescence”.

The topo and description for I'm sinking isn't clear as there are two possible starts by that description. Based on the old topo (taken from far left) we think the right was the original start. Thus we have added this variation. Sit start on pocket/ ledge thing and up right to join I'm sinking.

Arete straight on with RH in pocket.

The mega proj. Hard granite roof squeezing next to the crashing ocean. Plan for mid to low tide. Sit start low with a heel hook out right. Two obvious halves, the stand could be v8/v9 on its own, and the sit adds many compression moves on slopers Bring lots of pads.

Sit start the steep arête with good holds. Traverse R to finish (or mantle L for a slightly easier variant).

1 star - layaways to easy mantle.

A spectacular steep face with a terrifying landing and a crux hold that feels like it shouldn't hold your weight but somehow does. Lots of pads and spotters recommended.

Low traverse that tackles the downhill overhung side of the tiny flat boulder. Start sitting as far right as possible, and traverse left along the slopey lip, mantling just before the tree onto the massive foothold. Desperate!

Just L of "Slab 2".

Sit start. Both hands on lip of silly small cave. Feet to left on flat wall of cave. Mantle out. Beware loose holds on and above lip of cave. Beware falling down slope below. The name says it all for this silly climb.

Low start, with hands on the lip. Finish direct.

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

Sit start with RH sloper and LH sidepull. Up and L to finish. Credit: The Best pf Bowen Bouldering by Steve Baskerville.