Routes in Australia for selected grade

The overhanging corner, right of Poached. Some spaced gear below & above the FH.

Overhanging crack Corner opposite Egg Rock. Scramble down the gully behind Egg Rock. A fierce problem, 80° overhanging corner. Top roped by Rick, as a joke. Back then, grade 19 didn't exist.

Goes through the cave, then out Right.

The first crack at the left end of the cliff. Up crack, then up the face on the right, past the bulge to tree belay.

Thin crack, 2m r. of Skylark. Very thin crack, easier than it looks.

The first arete encountered, about 2m R. of High Strake.

Up White Heat for about 20m, then head out left.

Hand-crack & face climbing, about 2.5m R. of White Heat. Poor rock in the lower half, easier but run-out in the top half.

The arete right of Tomboy. Up the crack & arete, passing a lonely BR at 12m. Some thin gear in top half where the climbing eases.

Up blank face between On Safari & Valkerie. Was bolted - these have been chopped.

One of the best routes at Viewpoint. The thin crack just L of Sticks & Stones.

Nice moves up the thinning crack on good gear. Chains on S&S.

Up the blunt arete on sharp crimpers, to first carrot 4-5m up (gear possible in large overlapping flake), then up to FH, then past another 3 carrots, then small gear to top-out.

Thin crack 2m R of Slush Puppy. Up the crack/weakness on thin gear. Belay from cable on tree above Slush Puppy. A single 50m rope will get you back to the ground.

The crack just left of the arete & r. of the dead gumtree. Up the crack to the first small cave, then up to the 2nd cave. Head out right at the overlap, around the face & join Fidelio at it's 4th bolt. Small gear & easier climbing to top & chains. Bold climbing: requires a cool head.

Up C&A Half to 2nd small cave, continue straight up the thin crack, passing a bolt on the left, & into cave. Clip the FH, out onto face & up the open book corner, passing a 3rd b.r. to chains out right.

The face just left of Thunderflash. Bold up to the first carrot at 6-6.5m (hard to spot from ground), small gear to 2nd bolt at 12-13m, past 2 more bolts, then easier climbing & small gear to chains on C&H.

First crack of 4 on this face. Classic thin finger crack & face climbing. 2m r. of Fidelio.

3rd of the cracks on this face, 2m r. of Ready. Up crack on good gear & holds, to tree, then FH.

Nice face climbing to the left of the large chimney. Descend via chains at top of this route. One 60m rope will just get you to a safe ledge with rope stretch.

The thin crack, a couple of metres right & downhill from Thins. Small, but sufficient gear, then tricky mantle at ledge, then up slabby crack to alcove/cave and start of Ghostly Hand. The easiest exit from here is to down-climb to tree & chains above FF&CP.

The arete just right of Alzheimer's Flash. Up AF (gear), then out right to 1st bolt, balancy moves up to 2nd bolt, then bold moves to top (or stop & place gear).

Climb Marshmallow till you can clip the BR out L. Up on thin sequency holds to 2nd BR, then easier climbing, but run-out, to chains on FF&CP.

The shallow corner, just R of Marshmallow. Bold climbing up to first bolt at 10m, over large flake & some friable rock, to 2nd bolt, continue up easier face/shallow corner, to 3rd bolt & top. Rap off cable around tree above Bailliere.

Shallow groove & left facing corner just R of TGR. Face climb the shallow alcove with just enough gear where you need it. TB on Bailliere.

The shallow groove 1.5m R of Going Up. Climbing is better than it looks from the ground. Belay from cable above Bailliere.

A spearing handcrack on the face of the pillar Left of BOTE.

Layaway over to crack, on thin holds. Once established, follow this superb line up to the top of roofs, then move left around to tree.

At the top of the gully: A little wall with a good fist corner in the middle.

1. 20m Up blocks for 20m to ledge & belay.

2. 20m Up steep RH crack from the ledge.

Can be done in one pitch.

First 20m or pitch; as for Minute Man, then the second half up the perfect fist crack corner to top.

A three star route!

Initialed: "V"

Up the Left facing corner. Hard technical laybacking.

History: first spotted & named by Ted Cais in '72.

Start: On the pillar below Wounded Bird, split by a hand crack.

Take the Left crack of the hand cracks. A hard start leads to a scrubby top-out.

"To the left of Tough Mamma is Dragon Woman 20, by Kevin Pearl & Fred From, which goes through a small roof." (Thrutch mag #72 Sept/Oct 1977)

The thin crack immediately Left of Little Queen. Up this, through the small rooflet.

The fantastic crack line in the middle of the crag (see topo).

1. 20m 21 - Up the Left crack to a ledge at 20m & belay.

2. 40m - continue to top & TB.

Tough Mamma Wall - John Hattink on FA 1974

A more complete finish of the crack Right of Tough Mamma.

Up this till it blanks out, then left into Tough Mamma & up to top.

Start in the alcove at the initialed "M", up the slope, Right of the free standing pillar.

1. 45m 20 - Up the line to log tree at 45m.

2. 20m 20 - Up to top.

Sustained crack climbing, exceptionally hard in places. Ground up first ascent, no rests, no inspection, no cleaning.

Start: At the flakes 6-8m R of Magician behind small tree.

1. Grovel up the flaring vegetated off-width (nasty start), and into chimney, then more grovelling up this. Step back L into the crack proper and follow to small niche above. Climb thru this & follow steep cracks to below loose flakes, up these & belay on loose pillar.

2. Climb corner & down L to TB and rap.

To avoid the tough direct start, take the overhanging flake/crack & step R into chimney and grovel up this.

Rest as per Enduro.

The cliff band to the right of WKDNC. Sit start with high LH crimp and obvious Rail Rh. Excellent moves on incut crimps slightly moving right and then up to a athletic mantle above on the ledge. Traverse far left to get down

In an obvious clear patch. Straight up, then trends diagonally left easily to the first bolt, continue trending left through pumpy section, then begin trending diagonally right through the bulge (crux), and up to easy finish.

First climb established at KOAS. Starts 2m left of BVK; A beautiful pitch, following the obvious line of weakness.

Starts right of the ominous face, following a chimney, traversing to the arête, up to anchors, double fixed hanger anchor

A nice warm up, with a pumpy headwall, on pockets, crimps and pinches

Start up the offwidth to the right of Hunter Gatherer. Bring big cams up to arm you for the mini-wrestling match that you're about to endure. Strenuous smooth off-widthing climbing the outside of Narrow is the Way.

The name of the route must always be said in a loud raspy southern American accent. Sit start in small cave; right-hand crimp and left-hand gaston start. Go directly up and end on the obvious jug, L of flake. Optional heel hook to get out of the cave

Start 1m L of Poseidon, on the obvious 'shield'. Compression start, (crux) then straight up and top out.

Start 2m L of The Jackdaw. Sit start in obvious crack feature on good holds. Follow crack line up and R to top out

Start 1m L of Gone Fishing . Sit start on big undercling and R sidepull move up and R to a gaston, then up and L to jug, then up to top out.

Start 1.5m R of Shipwrecked. Sit start on low jug, move up trending slightly L, then back R and up. top out.

On the RHS of obvious smooth red and orange panel. sit start low on underclings, move R out to rail, up to jugs and mantle. Highball top out open project.

Start 3m R of Red Emperor. Sit start low on jug to the R, up to tricky rail, move left, then straight up and out on jugs. Highball top out open project.

left heel hook start on awesome jugs, heel hook all the way. follow the line. Top out at the very end of the flake.

Furtherest left route before choss. Sit start in a cross on good holds and move up positive holds above to a high top. Get down moving left.

2nd last line. To the right of BYUOYA- starting on a grey bulge in a pocket.

Start at Bobs your Uncle, head up to the chalky ledge then traverse right across to the other chalky ledge. Start to descend before Maimi Slicer and use the "finger killer" undercling crimp to descend into the start of sandy toes under the roof. Finish in the sit start position.

Sit start from undercling then follow the three big holds up. SHARP jug up top.

Start cross handed, move right, up, then diagonally left to sloper edge.

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

So called because Mike told us this was Kadosh. It wasn't. Sit start hands matched on big jug. Bust straight out to mantle. There is also potentially good novelty value if you start reversed with hands on the same jug and feet out near the lip. Get the feet to the lip then turn and mantle. Much harder this way though.

Sit start low (requires erosion, refer to topo). Right hand sidepull/ pinch. Left hand on good crimp. Follow the bulge up and top out slightly right.

Start on the under-cling and shoot for the lip, mental in to it.

start on huge 2 hand jug, make your way along the outside of boulder. only using hold on the outside. make your way around the outside of the boulder staying low and top out on the high point.(don't use the hold on top until top out.same finish as Torah.

Sit start on the far left of the boulder. RH small undercling, LH on slopper jug or undercling right next to slopper jug. Figure out a way to blast out. Top out on the highest point.

Start both hands on side pull then move up to crimps and mantle. Don't use arete.

Hybrid climbing, sport climbing leading into a solid crack feature. Has enough sting.

Traverse left from the belay (runout to start) past 3 bolts to where the wall goes vertical. La Nina goes straight up. This steps further left. Follow the left most line of bolts up the vertical to slightly overhung wall. Steep, pumpy climbing on big holds and great rock.

Starts at WIO belay. Up and right passing FH to stance then up the orange wall to a lower off where the wall steepens. The extension past two bolts is 23 and is juggy - go for it!

Page's first bolted route. Start as for previous in the corner. Up the black R-leaning corner then push through bulge on headwall to a large set of chains. The upper wall has some superb rock and should be experienced.

If TOS didn't warm you up, keep going through the bulge past 4 more bolts to high anchor.

About 5m R. Technical climbing on some unusual angles. Climbs away from the bolt line at one point.

U-bolts. Up the slab and trend right until it steepens. Shares high anchor with previous route.

Direct finish - Straight up from the 9th UB avoiding the leftward traverse.

Black streak at belayers 11 o’clock with chain anchors above the roof crack’s left corner. Shares the first three bolts with previous routes then split right for the 4th.

A mix of slab, cave, vert and crimp. The only Rona Wall route to have it’s own first bolt, up and right from the belay station. Shares the anchors with ‘Maggie’s on the Bogroll’.

A bit of a runout at the top. Starts 1m right of FC&W. Shares chains with FC&W and YT.

Climb the steep start (Stick Clip recommended) and into the scoop.

The 2nd Last route at the cliff, 2m left of the small alcove. 8 Ubolts to chain anchor, consistent and not obvious climbing.

Climbs the shallow corner, providing a nice puzzle and solid slab finish. Shares the last bolt and anchor with Quick Draw McGraw.

Climbs nice rock to the right of the corner up the steepest part of the wall. Long classy pumper with no hard moves.

Start in the juggy lava tubes veering right to high first bolt. Stickclip recommended.

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