Nodes in Mitcham Quarries

The black slab ribbed with horizontals.

The prominent widening crack in the centre of the wall.

Start at the R end of the face and follow the diagonal ledge up L to the horizontal and a bolt.Up past a second bolt to chains.

Sit start just L of small undercut section near R end of bouldering wall. Up thin crack then L to finishing jug.

Prominent crack at far R end of bouldering wall.

Start R of bouldering wall at lowest point of cliff (just R of the undercut base). Up past two ring bolts then take the diagonal to another bolt and on to chains. THIS IS A OPEN PROJECT HAVE FUN

Start at the crack just R of the overhung section. Up to the horizontal, tackle the bulge, then on to chains.

Approach via Beagle Terrace, through the SES depot and up the Lynton to Belair bike track. Cut left half way up the Council dump along the dirt track and follow the fence turn tree line. Take a left where the end of the Down hill bike tracks start and follow the path past an old quarry evident the right. Head down the hill for 20m and then right through the gap in the trees. Follow your nose past the plastic bottles and cut garden hose, opening through to the foot of the crag.

Alternate approach via Seaview Road (if you can get parking).

The thin seam in the centre of the wall (3 bolts to chains)

Hanging belay 5m L of CSFH. Up past 4 bolts to chains

Stick-clip the first bolt and use a long and short draw on the second bolt so the hard move at the top of the layback crash is protected. Head up the thuggy right leaning layback crack. Then head left and up at the second bolt and stay left of the block with the X on it near the top. Once the final draw is clipped, traverse left and mantle onto the Cycle Sluts ledge.

An access route to get to the belay anchor of CSfH. Bouldery start, then go up the sharp flake on the right to clip the 3rd draw and move left to a tricky mantle. The rock quality from this point on is not the best, so be careful of your belayer.

Sector to the right of the Cycle Sluts wall.

Up the slab the third bolt. Use the finger crack in the dihedral where needed before moving right under the hollow boulder under the roof. Traverse left on the hollow rock and move up to the chains.

Start 2m right of Hollow and Bring your biggest and best stick clip, or trust the quarry and climb up to the first U-bolt to secure some form of safety. Up the slab and follow the fingery sequence to the double bolt anchor at the top.

Don't let a chossy start and end section detract from an intricate and engaging route! Bouldery moves up to the second bolt lead to a thought-provoking thin layback seam. Watch the rope up to the 4th bolt (it has a penchant for ankles). After a well deserved rest at the 5th bolt enjoy choss slab glory up to anchor.

Start up the hill, 2 metres to the left of the Koogacharma. Easy climbing to the first bolt then follow the line of the original.

Climb up the crack to gain the first ledge. The 3rd and 4th bolt are interchangeable and open to climb past one of them. Climb up the face and step out onto the northern facing slab. Up the slab and climb Over to the north western facing slab using the awkward flake before reaching the ring anchor.