Routes as trad in East

Left trending diagonal crack. Gets wide about half way up.

Classic, sustained layback corner, one of the best lines at Freycinet.

Varied crack climbing up the right hand side of the buttress

Follow the dyke system up the wall.

Start: Tucked around the corner at the very left end of the wall.

A wonderful introduction to hand jams.

Start: At the left end of the wall there are two distinctive cracks. Start below the left-most one.

Climb up to the roof/cave and surmount this (crux). Follow the line to the top.

Start: At the left end of the wall there are two distinctive cracks. Start below the right-most one.

Up the chimney until it ends. Trend left slightly until the wall steepens and blanks out. Now mount the ledge on the right like a beached whale with as much dignity as you can muster.

Start: At the centre of the wall is a prominent chimney.

A fine crack face line on the blank looking wall above the ramp leading down to Lassie's Wall. Traverse right from the ramp near sea level (with low swell/low tide) or abseil from above. Start off sloping ledge a few meters right of Gubernaculum. Despite appearing thin the gear is, for the most part, good.

Short crack and arete climb and a high quality deep water solo for the bold.

Take the rightwards leaning chimney to a tricky exit, then finish up the Muldoon-esque headwall to belay beside the mini pinnacle.

Start: Abseil into the zwan, opposite to 'The Block', and belay on the small ledge at the base (not really pleasant in very rough seas).

Rap down to sea level off blocks. Climb up, trending right, over the edge of the sea cave entrance. Even with good gear, some of the moves feel beautifully exposed.

Up the bulging crack to easier, dirtier and more vegetated ground.

Start: A few metres left of 'Crayfish Crack' there are two lines. Start below the left one.

Start: At the bottom left end of the approach ramp is an obvious, unattractive corner.

Start up 'Sweet Revenge' but traverse right to base of hanging flake and up this.

Thin face climbing past a bolt leads to the superb hanging flake.

Up corner crack to delicate slab above. Finish at double chains.

Right of Harlequin. Awesomely steep crack to technical groove above.

A popular climb, and the easiest in the area. Can be easily linked in one single pitch. Finish as for Harlequin

Start: On top of the large boulder at the base of the cliff at the far right of the crag.

Jump for the jug a few metres to the right of the start of 'Ice Nine'. Mantle, and continue to the top with minimal pro in spots.

Starts up the large offwidth corner crack. The second pitch takes the crack up the right hand side of the large roof at the wall's extreme left. Belay on ledge above the level of the roof. Follow the vertical crack into the corner and up.