Routes in Snowy Mountains for selected grade

To the right of ATS with a bit of a swing, using the same anchor. Start at the slab with the large lichen polka dots, right side pulls, up to crux traverse to access the seeping crack, following this to ledge then left to join ATS at the last big ledge.

Mike tried unsuccessfully to onsite this line 20 years ago. This time he made an abseil inspection, placed a runner or two and was able to complete the climb.

This route and SAP are located on a small buttress down low in the amphitheatre. The Last Minute is the central, more prominent crack; SAP the right-hand thinner crack.

A vaguely distinct addition. Start up Idle Man's Pleasure to the big ledge on Necromancer at 10m. Step left and up the small arete and face, then up Necromancer to finish.

Climb the crack without utilizing any face holds. can be laybacked but easier to jamB!

Start at the lower left of the main face on the Flagship boulder and go up and left to the lone horizontal rail on the face then continue up and left further to topout as for Chuteing Star.

Sit start on the low jugs. On the boulder left of stone axe. Up through the sidepulls to top out

Start four points on the bar fridge sized block down low on the far right side of the outcrop. From here make your way left past a larger separate boulder and left again onto the main big boulder. Continue to follow the fissure through technical moves to finally finish with both hands on the big juggy horn which is the start holds for The Parafin Alien. All holds are in.

Reach up/ jump start up onto rail, mantle out (probably lose a grade for taller individuals).

Low start with two crack hands, follow crack up and top out. Lose a grade if you use feet on the right (boulder that Ay-ho!? and String start on).

Start as for Bowl Cut, but climb straight up (sticking to more the RHS of boulder) and mantle out.

Low start with a left hand crimp and right hand on the arete. Move up crimps at head height and traverse left, mantling out on the left hand side.

Starting on ledge, lower feet are out. High heel hook to slap up to ledge, straight up to top out

up the arete. hard to keep your back off the adjacent boulder and an awkward landing

Lay on your back and throw your feet up in the crack, pull on, shuffle up get the rail and top out

Climb the two aretes then mantle up. Intimidating top out.

Pull on and dyno for the lip. feels like your going to smash into the corner if you miss... but managed to avoid it everytime (so far)

Stand start and up...careful not to break more holds off

Start on the rail then move left staying below the rail on sharp crimps

Needs some further cleaning. sit start, traverse left to the far corner and top out

Traverse sit start around left side of boulder using crimps, going into mantle when you reach the other rock.

Highball the arete. Although a very nice problem it hosts the worst landing and has a very committing top out. Climb the sharp arete from a standing start, key holds both left and right of the arete. A sit start has also been done (M Feeney) if you can find the holds behind the lomandra

sit start between the large detached flake and crimps to the top... crux is keeping your butt and feet off the floor.

Climb the arete

Sit start, up the face.

Sit start. Between the crack and arête, hug this thing like a fridge and use teeny feet to walrus your way to the top.

Good fun.