Routes in Australia

sitstart in crevice between boulders, big move to gain jug, then move left on slopers to mantle

Start crouched, both hands on back wall of grotty cave. Undercling/jamb/layback/twist etc to come up and out of cave, across the gap, and finish up the right-hand wall.

On the right hand side of the small orange cave, just left of some big protruding features are some slopers. Start here and do a big move to the lip. Mantle.

Sit start as for Flake Slab Sit traversing left into and up Green Groove.

Start: A Trick Of The Light.

1. Up ATOTL pitch 1 to belay.

2. 20m - head straight up the crack-line, where ATOTL p2 veers left, between Spanish Dancer & ATOTL.

The zigzag crack LH side of the wall to a gritty exit

Start at tree on far left of wall. Up past BR. Requires bolt plates for carrots

The obvious compression line in the middle of the boulder. Stand start with left hand on OK sloper at chest height and right hand on OK slopey edge. Compress your way up and top out.

Simon Mentz bolted the arête 2-3m R of Jihad. It has sucked a few people off route who wanted to do Jihad. DRB at the top.

Begin as for ooft but move straight from the starting holds out towards the lip. Slightly harder than ooft.

Bad landing - stacked pads recommended. Crux is manteling the capstone.

SDS. Like Kagua Rouge, also eliminates the triangular block at the base.

Start low with your hands on the big reverse layaway, then slap up the overhanging arête to finish on Jump and Mantle (the big sandy foot ledge is on).

Sit start. Traverse left then up.

Small arete, some loose rock in corner at top.

Stand start with both hands on the edge, follow the fisure

Up large lightening bolt crack and scramble up to top of cliff. Natural anchor

On far LHS of top left cliff, with overhanging block up high. Single bolt anchor

Sit start on jugs in crack, bump to crimp and side pull, up to the ledges. V1 if using the Jugs at top, V2 for the Finger Crack

Start: At the left hand side of the boulder (facing uphill). Up the filthy wall with no pro. Absolutely worthless.

Another problem looking blank and flanked by trees since the fires. #historic

Up the middle of the slab 30m right of the Lost block

Climb directly up to left hand ring bolt at top starting 2m left of TR2. Finish left of a carrot bolt which is set just left of a vertical seam at the top.

Starts of large sloper.

Sit start and up the north facing blunt prow

Possible start below slab or just on slab tarverse to the very corner and use right side to exit

Sit start and climb out scoop, topping out on right side of boulder. Tricky top.

There is some carrot bolts not in bad condition.

Up corner crack/crack, under roof, finish at anchors for TDCOM. Be wary of loose rock when pulling on rock, belayer should wear a helmet.

Start: As for NWOL

Located approximately 5 mins along the path from Scorpion Rocks towards Dog Rocks. Up face from sitting.

Sitstart in scoop and straight up and over.

Sit start low. Located just below the Black Arete block. A lowball boulder following the sloper edge of a mini roof.

Long, low traverse.

Start at the 'Athletes foot' sit start. Traverse left (underclings, and jugs aplenty). 4ish metres. Throw left to a small rail, then bump to a jug.

Optional extension to some highball and higher grade stuff.

Was V7 until starting hold broke. Start on undercling and broken sloper.

Mildly tricky sit start, but then straight up the face on very good holds.

Stand start with a bit of technical footwork up to the start of "Avian Flew" after which you can enjoy an easy mantle. Requires plenty of brushing, chalk, and patience!

Climb the face and arete on the right side of the detached block, to the left of the main cliff. do it at high tide & don't fall.

Clip the first bolt for LA but keep left and follow the line of bolts trending L and then straight up. Techo

Marked MG 25m R of A'n'K. Carrot and crack.

Climb Chock-Stoned without using the chockstone as a foot. Quite hard

Up the impressive R-facing corner/crack. Excellent trad gear. Ross Weiter, Ruth Murdie, Apr ’11

The final corner provides a technical bridging crux sequence, a long way above the pounding waves. 60m rope required.

Start: 7m left of Mail Sorter.

1. Step off small boulder, right to small cave, over roof on bad flake, right along lip to corner, up wall and roof to crappy BB.

2. Delicately up left.

Up the side of the boulder using layback-type moves. Hard work to get your feet on top.

Starts: Right next to "MMMT"

Pinch arete while climbing chipped slab past two rusty old carrots, if you must.

Sit start with left heel hook on large flake, and right hand on undercling. Hard first move to nasty left hand sloper. Top out as per 'Drop it Like it's Hot'.

5:23 at Robin Y

Jam crack between the sport routes.

Start from big rail, climb between vertical seams to crimpy top left of the tree. More pads will help.

Start as for Running Man and traverse into finish up Pump Action.

Sit start on the right arete. Layback on slopers to jump for last hold on left face.

never been done clean. too sandy

20m Uphill from the Font boulder is small arete.

Lie down start with extremely low edges and right heel.

Left side of The Overhang Boulder

Layback into groove

Up past 1st BR, then directly up face above 2nd BR (not up gully to right). Large nut plus medium to large cams for gear and belay. Descend down mossy gully on the far side of the summit. FA: Jon Gregg, Ross Weiter, Dec 00

Sit start at the back R corner of the low scoop, on a L side pull and R pinch pocket. Pull the good black pockets through the horizontal roof to finish matched on the lip. Used to finish as for "Dribble" in project form, feel free to try but it is much harder.

Phillip Booth

Weird sloper mantle and up. Cool

Start as for Field Rodent continuing right to finish via LP16.