Routes as boulder in The You Yangs

Starting on the right side of the blunt arête, climb up on small incut holds.

A novelty. Run up the wide water-washed groove, and mantel before you slide back down.

Easy low angle slab.

Left end of the main face. Up to a side pull and slap for the top. Can sit start for extra value.

Up flakes at right end of main face.

Starts off at a sidepull and traverse left, and layback to a crimp

2m right of Sizzling Sausages. Start at horizontal edge at bottom of vertical flake. Up to left end of scoop and up right side of arete.

Traverse left around the boulder from Easy Peasy. Nasty landing

As for Sketchy Traverse, but continue left and top out above bush. Don't Fall.

Arete and face left of Seam from Afar. Standing start L hand crystals on the arete, R on the crimp both around head height. No jumping from the ground. Pull on and up to the dyke at the lip following this above.

On the R side (facing uphill) of the boulder 8m right of Seam of the Crime. Sit start on undercling pinch & left side pull, up toward summit jug. Exit R.

A few metres right of Seam From Afar at the steepest part of the boulder. Stand start at crimp above the lip of overhang and mantle up.

Sit start with left hand undercling pinch and climb face using double aretes.

Obvious direct finish to Seam of the Crime. SDS as for that problem to the right end of the horizontal. Turn it into an undercling for the left, paste the feet up high and slap up with the right.

Sit start with RH on sloper and LH on crimp rail, slap RH to arete and gain giant seam to slightly desperate top out.

Same start as Seam of the Crime. Once you have gained the seam, traverse to the left to easy top out with jugs

Horrendous fist jam start to nice lay backing. Barely worth the effort really.

Traverse between Seamed Alright and Inseam Pocket with a step-through crux. Stand start near Seamed Alright: R foot on ledge just to the left of the crack, R hand on the crack where it starts to change angle from vertical. Left hand above R, left foot smear.

Use the crack and then seams for your hands, and little chips for your feet. Climb goes left until you hit the small pocket half way up the boulder, then go straight up to the left of the 2nd seam (just left of the line marked for the Inseam Pocket route).

It's a low boulder, so the top is out until you've reached the final pocket and are going up!

(Changed registered grade. It might be harder than other V2s in the area, but calling it a V3 is an injustice to V3s).

Sit start matched on pocket. Pull right to undercling, then up.

Nice easy line on left of boulder 15m left from Seamed Alright. Sit start, up to flakes.

Few desperate moves, just left of the middle seam.

Hard crimping up RHS of boulder to horizontal seam, then up.

Sit start down in void with Wattle tree growing out of it. Nice, steep arete climbing with cracks

Climb crack to rear of Wattle they Climb Next

Steep boulder to the left of the group. Not sure if it goes, get on it!

Up the path from the rest of the described boulders a cluster of rocks is notable for the polished dihedral facing south. Climb it.

Start in scoop directly below horizontal seam. Use small foot chips and smearing to gain seam and then LH & RH crimps.

Begin with both feat on obvious good rail within different coloured strip. High RF to start then find feat and crimps to top out slightly left of start.

Start as for Nacho Cheese, traverse right to start of Cheese Supreme, use high RF and juggy side pull on different coloured strip to top out.

Straight up the middle of the eastern face of the Dorito Boulder. Slab to glory!

On eastern face of boulder. Up ramp to left arete, follow the arete all the way to the top. Slab it up!

Stand start on a pocket and crimp, up to a crimp, jug and then top out.

Stand start between Sendero and Hacer up on flakes and crimps to an awkward top out

Stand start with an easy foothold, up along the crack to an easy pinch for the top out.

Crack around the back of the boulder, perfect width for finger jamming. Stand start under the overhang, then up the crack and over the top, careful with the rocks underneath, makes a precarious landing.

Start as for Track Crack, but after getting established on face, go straight up and mantle to top.

This route climbs the pinnacle mentioned in the access description that is used to locate Rockwell Road Pinnacles from the track. Climb the south-east arete facing the western walking track. Be careful down climbing.

Nice climbing on great rock, very easy access. Bit tall, might want to rope up

Nice climbing on great rock, very easy access. Bit tall, might want to rope up

Nice climbing on great rock, very easy access. Bit tall, might want to rope up

25m to right of SplitRock.Slab on small features

Walk back from the road past the start of Dodgy Curry / Suspect Sushi to the substantially shorter boulder immediately behind.

Sit start just to the left of the crack which goes up off to the right. Straight up.

A forced eliminate.

Start as per Much Less Suspect Sushi, keeping your feet on the right hand side of the crack which heads up off to the right.

Up the left of the slab on flake and thin seam. Carefully top out between slightly chossy bulges.

Up Right side of slab on unlikely holds. Delicately up to jug, then suck it up to top, or escape to left. Sit start might also go

Sit. Crimp, jug, mantle.

Easily up on rough rock

-No longer available due to rockfall.

Low traverse. Rough.

-No longer available due to rockfall.

Easy scramble up obvious weakness

-No longer available due to rockfall.

Bit of an eliminate, and all the better for it. Straight up, using face holds only. No arete. Gain ledge, balancy mantle, then carefully to summit. Not too hard, but gets a point for severity at the top

-No longer available due to rockfall.

As for Tourbus, but finish after mantling

-No longer available due to rockfall.

clamber around on Tourbus face using whichever holds

-No longer available due to rockfall.

Rubbish at the right of the boulder

Sit start with your feet in the crack, do not use the small detached rock on the right for foot holds. Follow the crack direct to top out. V1 if you use the jug on the left of the crack.

Same start as directionless except follow the crack to the left and use the jug to top out.

Small boulder next to road, easy stand-start

Direct Sit-start to the arete. You can do it both ways (L or R); both are worth doing if you like this kind of thing.

Start standing with matched hands on the right side of the arete. Move up the triangular arete, then mantel around the left.

FA details can be updated if known.

20m Uphill from the Font boulder is small arete.

Start 1 m left of Slab One. Left foot on start of diagonal seam close to the ground, avoid the pebbly left side of the boulder by all means and remain on the less featured part straight up. Only 4-5 foot moves but quite technical.

Just uphill (On Contour) from the Font boulder is a short slab with a couple of good ones... This is straight up the middle; trickier than it looks.

Lower angled slab a couple of metres R.

The obvious hanging arete; standing start (careful rock is loose).

Sit start the arete. Hard.

Been a while; but traverse the lip to join the hanging arete. Slightly contrived.

Hard slab; increasing with difficulty towards the top.

Far easier; but tall slab L of Frenchy; Start just R of tree up against cliff; but beware, as you finish straight up above it.

Best problem here; although sit start is a bit bunched for some.

Start on Double Gaston Classic and reach right across into the first rail for High step to Glory and finish up that

Sit start just R of DG Classic. Up to rail; then up to 2nd rail to top out.

Ok; we're really stretching the route naming now. Please feel free to change! Stand start at 'jug' on the R; then straight up.

On the downhill side of the boulder; stand start to rail; then L up arete.

So-so slab on the L of the back of the 'Font' boulder. Trickier than it looks.

Stand start; mantle over the top.

Crimp to slanting juggy rail; then R to hidden letterbox.

Stand start; slap over the top and mantle out.

Groove on boulder directly uphill of the Font Boulder

Obvious flakes in the middle; should be ok; climb lightly.

AKA Razor's edge. Edges L of the nose; a couple of lines possible.

Seam on the nose of boulder. A good move or 3, it seamed ok.

LH of the slab (Frontside) of the Project Boulder; starting about where the horizontal dyke meets the ground.

Classic diagonal seam. Highball. Pebbles are solid; but does not get easier towards the top.

Enough said. You know what to do.

Hard start from edge on undercut nose. Make a few moves L; then straight up.

Sit start on L (as for Campus Dangle). Move up L via diagonal seam, finishing on L Arete. The (possible?) direct up the middle arete remains unclimbed.

R Leading Juggy rail on the far left of boulders.

An attractive dyno problem; but far easier than it appears. On the far left.

A few metres left of Tips Layback is a petite layback from a low sit. Straight up this to seam / slab.

Obviously named. A hard few moves actually.

A few m R of Tips Layback is a good line. Can be sit started (same grade).

On the boulder in front of Tips Layback; Sit start on the rail at the lowest point. Move up to R before you can mantle over. Better (and harder) than it looks.

Very hard; but goes.

R arete of boulder, with nice knob handhold. There used to be a small boulder in front of this, which has disappeared.

The Arete between the 'Mossy Face' and the 'Scoop'. Straight up the tall arete.

Starting immediately to the L of HPS; straight up via a few hard / awkward moves.

Another attractive line; and good climbing. Sit Start.

On the arete R of the scoop (left of the offwidth).