Routes in Queensland for selected grade

Starts approximately 10m R of UWF on far R of detached block, just L of the chimney. Faintly marked but hard to see the paint. Possibly no pro and look like it fully blanks out on the top section.

A fun 100m long traverse in an incredible location.

Start at the entry of the obvious deep ravine, climb 2m up the RHS arete and keep traversing right, keeping 1 to 2.5m high all the way to the manky end of the wall, going through some interesting overhanging moves.

The rock is crumbling in places on the surface so look for big holds.

As you keep walking past the bouldering wall, you'll encounter the 10m high Pyramid Pinnacle on your L. This climb (that is actually marked with what looks like an upside down "U") starts behind this pinnacle. Up the face to some gear in the diagonal crack and then up from there possibly. 20+m?

A nice easy warmup

straight up

Starts 4m R of Fembot. Faintly marked but extremely hard to see the paint. Slab route up nice-looking crystally rock. May have some gear a few metres off the deck, but then nothing until right up the top. Uncertain finish & descent (Maybe a walk off L and then a tree rap).

A small wall with an easy warm up climb.

Starts 3m R of detached block which forms a chimney. Faintly marked but hard to see the paint. Ascends pockets (protectable) and then an unprotected slab. Looks like it finishes on a grassy ledge below the overhang - uncertain finish & descent.

Left side of boulder up on edges

Crimpy and balancey start to a mantle out L. Bad landing.

Standing start on the eastern facing arete.

Far left side of boulder, follow jug to the top

The short but sweet bolder problem L of Edibles.

Easy scramble up the crack.

The nice line up the L-hand side.

Starting just left of Tang

Juggy holds 1m right of honeycomb

Plenty of good holds to use. Super easy - good for beginners

Opposite side of boulder to 'Walk the line', there is a nice crack for your hands to start

On the side opposite the water, follow easy holds

Up the slab to dish and top out.

The slab 0.5m L of Frayed.

Very easy. Up on nice nice holds to jugs at top. Starts R of the loose flake.

A variant of "Ice Cream Topping". Mantle half way for an easier problem.

Obvious easy flake crack.

Nice short face.

Centre of face via good in-cut sidepull.

Starting at the arete and end just to the left. Sit start to increase difficulty.

Sit start

Just right of Black Math up vertical crack

Sit start below the arete and follow up the cracks to the top.

A fun climb to get adjusted to the taller problems of the area.

Sit start with hands on the juggy block, press send from this and follow up the arete and crack until you're over the top.

Find this one inside the large crevasses between the blocks. Starts on a large chockstone over a long narrow cave. Sit at the base of the juggy flake.

Sit start near the arete and follow up the face then mantle over.

Sit start right hand jug, left hand arete. Up, bridge the chimney and continue to top out up ramp.

A ripsnorter deltoid warmer. This beautiful piece of granite has been graffitied in painful blue paint reading “Fuck the Police”; some poor soul has been listening to far too much NWA. Begin at the right side of this long traverse and monkey arm your way 10m to the left, finishing in the corner.

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

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.

Easy slab right of “Ridgemill Estate”. Stand start with positive holds and balance your way up. Named after a hungover FAist from a “rest day” of wine tours.

Squat start using positive crimp at head hight and gaston left of the fern. Traverse left along the lip. Mantle at the small pocket on the left of the boulder.

Up the easy slab.

Similar standing start to Yakini and up to the right and a broken hold.

Start in the centre of where the plate use to be, using the good crimps it left around its perimeter to go up.

Sit start to the right of the tree on a good hold to the massive flake. Use this to gain the flat top and mantle away!!! Gets a star just for the epic flake!

Sit start on whatever holds you can use just right of the arete. Up to the bomber horizontal crack and top out.

Start low on the good holds found in the break, and then climb straight up.

Stand start climbing the wide arete using the plenty friendly large edges. A nice beginner problem!

Easy obvious holds up.

Sit start. Throw to large hold from small holds then easy exit.

Start up the R arête on large holds

Straight up slab face

Straight up slab face

Using large holds and good foot hold for throw to the top

Start up R arête on large holds

Standing start on good finger holds and small feet to mantle out

Straight up crack

L sidepull and large hole, throw to prominent cobble hold and mantle

Use crack to get to large R hold and then to top for easy mantle

Straight up slab face

Straight up slab face near arete

Sit start, left hand in the break. Straight up the arete. Pleasant moves, taller than your average Toohey V0. Enjoy the view at the top, then downclimb the way you came up.

Up the crack, if you're bored add a grade by purely jamming it.

Start at crack and up R for nice flake, then follow crack up and out.

Good holds up to small fig tree (do not touch roots) for easy top out.

Straight up using pebbles to large holds at top out.

Straight up, using crack, prominent holds

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

Start on R arête and up on good holds.

Start on R arête next neighbouring boulder. Good holds all the way up

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

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

Start on small edge and go straight up to mantle

Follow crack, jamming practise or layback to top

Standing start R of 'Staghorn' and straight up.

Sit start R of 'Turkey Walk In The Park'. Straight up without using large ledge.

Sit start just R of tree. Straight up using large ledge.

Easy start and then find holds to L to get over the bulge.

The namesake fern is dead - maybe squashed by boulder mats

Good holds to top. Try not to grab the small tree.