Routes in Snowy Mountains for selected grade

Start at the arete left of 'Pete's Corner' and follow the arete. May be a Chris Baxter route called Tynee Tips.

This climb has almost certainly been done in the past, but no ascent information could be found. Hence it was scrubbed, climbed and 'named'. It is very contrived as the start mostly repeats MDS, and the entire crack is extensively used by RH and RF on DC. Start at the right diagonal crack/seam just left of mindbender - not a great place for a fall for the leader or second (unless you find the gear). Follow this towards dihedral corner then straight up, right next to dihedral but on the crack on the main face. An alternate finish can be climbed by stepping 2m right about 3m before the top.

An excellent middle grade classic. Strong line and good pro. Start at the left-slanting crack, ~20m right of Dihedral Corner. Up the slab for a few metres to join the crack then follow it to the top.

Another good mid-grade route. Start 5m right of Reprieve at the obvious corner. Up the corner to a good ledge then follow the left-slanting crack through the two overhangs. Can be split into two pitches.

sit-start on the horizontal rail. follow the large zigzag crack. top out carefully on boulder jugs

follow brown streak up the wall just right of crack feature mainly pinch holds, no gear

Sit start in the middle of the face on a crimp rail. Nice as an eliminate avoiding arete until the tip top.

Sit start under the arete. Up on delicate flakes.

Classic grovel. Awkward sit start low under the roof, mantle to glory.

On the far side of the boulder from the road, climb the path of least resistance starting from the head height horizontal slot jug. Up and slightly right to topout. This is also the easiest decent from the boulder so it's worthwhile climbing it before other routes.

Suspect undercling. Tread lightly.

Sit start straight up between crack and arete

Sit start straight up crack

Sit start and traverse crack.

Layback the crack then move to gutter cleaner and up.

Ummm?? That's it

Climb the easy crack from a sit start.

Sit start traverse right along the top of the flake

Climb the edge of the flake

The offwidth... sit start

nice easy lowball boulder, starting on side crimps to an easy mantle.

Sit start pull on and mantle

traverse then mantle

up the crack on crumbling rock

Traverse from left to right along the obvious seam keeping the feet in the seam before going up the vertical crack

Starting from the juggy rail go straight up.

Start far left around from the vertical crack with hands on a near horizontal ledge and traverse around the boulder to the right. Up the snaking crack to the top out

Up and to the left, top out

Stand start- two hands in the shallow crack, up and out.

Sit start fridge hug with hands in the cracks, climb up and top out.

Low start in crack, follow up crack and mantle out.

An apt name. Start about 800m downstream from the gauging station at the exit of Lake Albina. Follow a devious line up the centre of the middle buttress.

1. Diagonally right into a corner, up to overhang then up and around nose to belay in corner.

2. Right onto slab then follow a crack left to a grassy niche. Follow cracks and ramps to the top.

FA: A. Wood, T. Vollbon. 1967

A good problem to start on for some fun and a bit of warming up. Start 1 metre to the left of SOMCS.

Big dyno from Juggy flake to the top of the boulder. V0 if you're tall, V1 if you're short