Routes in Victoria for selected grade

Sit starts just right of 'Sesame Superhighway' and climbs the series of jugs to a high finish. Descend via the righthand side.

Sit start to Gelato!

20 metres north of the main pewter city boulders is a nice looking arete up on the cliffs. This line goes up the seaward face starting with hands on the head high ledge. Downclimb from the top hold, top out if you're brave.

going up the cliff behind and to the right of the main pewter city blocks. start with hands on the lower ledge and move up directly using horizontal cracks and good crimps

Sit start and go straight up. Long moves on jugs.

Go up to the top of Scramble, campus across the connecting ledge and exit as for Crack (V0 without the campus)

A sitstart begining under Rock 2 coming out onto the south face. start with left hand on the good pinch on the roof and right hand out over the edge. Come out from underneath the overhang and go up to the top.

A sitstart on the right face of Bryde's going along the rail of jugs unti reaching the final point of the rail and then topping out. The ledge of rock and wall underneath the overhang are off but the roof of the overhang is on (useful for smearing the right foot)

A slightly easier problem starting to the left of 'surprise surprise' with much more straightforward beta. still pretty cool.

another sit start from the clif side of the boulder. Again it's a difficulty first move or two and then easy. uses the really nice natural jug

a sit start from the main face of the boulder. Begin sitting on the rock infront of the face. The first move is the only difficult one.

Scramble up to start, 2m right of 'No Joy'. Two bolts to chain.

Sit start. Steep prow immediately right of Jetsam on smooth holds directly to the grooves at the lip.

SDS traverse the face on mostly smooth holds to top out at the grooves just R of Jetsam.

SDS short arete.

SDS right side of the arete and over the capstone

SDS face right of the crack

SDS Leaning arete eliminating the bottom left protruding block.

SDS right side of nice pocketed face. If only it was taller!

SDS right side of the face. Not quite wide enough for two completely independent lines so shares a few holds with DAB Traditional.

BL. SDS crack

SDS undercling and pocket to start. Long reaches between smooth breaks up the slightly overhung face.

Sharp prow 3m right of Thurn and Taxis Roggen. SDS via shelf on the nose and positive breaks.

SDS down left to avoid the block directly below the start of the line. Up and right into the wide right crack. Fist jambs to arm bars. Again scabby rock is cleaning up.

SDS the flared crack.

SDS Arete via hanging blade.

SDS Up left onto the sloping ledge and up the face.

SDS as for Hog Haus Fat Boy Blue continuing up the right face.

Contrived variant start to Hog Haus Fat Boy Blue.

SDS immediately right of Third Stone Brown. Start on a low sidepull and flat shelf immediately right of the TSB crack. Up using only the right edge of the TSB crack as a sidepull to gain the diagonal shelf of HHFBB.

SDS Face via the cross hairs pocket and up the crack.

SDS Hand crack

SDS Undercut arete from the shelf

SDS arete. Eliminate the shelf to the left

SDS under scooped arete. Follow the crack right and up.

Short undercut slab just left of the central descent.

SDS Short left arete starting in the break

SDS Thin crack.

SDS Edges to the horizontal and short crack

SDS Arete starting on the shelf

SDS undercut scoop to shelf and face above.

The microbrewery is located half way down the Southern descent. Hardest part climbing the problems in this mini cave is keeping off the ground. Recommend only using a tarp as it allows additional clearance!

SDS cramped in the back of the cave on double underclings.

Start on the good rail with right hand, left just below the long lichen strip, couple slap moves on the arete and mantel. Mantel left for easier ascent, right is a little trickier

No hands and walk your way up. Fun

Careful. MTB ride down this slab. Dont get run over by a mad Mountain Biker. Stand-start and up by any means.

A highly featured solitary boulder to the left of the Valley View track used to access the Rock Garden and Trig Boulders. It is not around the Trig Boulders.

A sit start left to right traverse block. "Rising Slowly". Mantle over the lip.

SDS right under vertical arete.

Left side of the low scoop and vague arete above. Big foot shelf at the start is out and unnecessary.

Nice sequence via sidepull

Rounded left arete.

Start on the left most juggy rail to the right of "Ghanima". Traverse right, use the sidepull on "I touched his face, I felt the gift", into gaston out right. Pull onto the jugs out right, then kick across to right detached block and finish right of "The face beyond the groping hands".

SDS Positive edge in the diagonal line and just above. Pull on and up to jugs.

The tall face just left of the arete.

Standing start in the pit. Takes the mostly juggy left edge of the arete, till it is possible to make a long move right into the cleft.

SDS. Up veering slightly left.

SDS right side of the concave face with crimps above to hidden incut in the slab above.

SDS Diagonally up left

Stand start on the somewhat loose-ish block. Head straight up. Very easy moves between jugs. If the block/fridge comes free and you are under it you will be removed with a spatula and a bucket! Can be climbed from ground level at V2/3 (start holds in topo).

Best easy on the mount? SDS on positive holds on the left side of the arete. Follow more good holds along the rising undercut face to top out once on the jug at the end of the face,

Below the top of the vague diagonal dyke are inverted comma depressions at around 4m. From these move up slightly right to reach the left end of the horizontal.

South side of the hill down towards the Tramway Boulders.

SDS right leaning arete.

Approach from either direction. Up via the large side pull pinch.

Traverse along the bottom just above the waterline. There are several pockets under the overhang at the start. Traverse along to the undercling before taking the crack up to the top out. Water is about 1.5m deep

Starting at the chalked up large hold a few metres from the left end, traverse right to the corner. Take the path of least resistance and stay low where possible. Good warm up for the other traverses.

Up central finger crack to top. Avoid RHS crack.

Balancy arete. Has been done from an awkward SDS, but better as a stand.

Up central slab following thin vertical seam.

SDS as per SW13 continuing straight up the arete.

SDS as per Under The Nose. Out through the roof.

SDS Face immediately left of Getting Laid. Crux is avoiding the face immediately behind.

Start matched on the good hold on the arete. Swing feet onto the block or campus to the jug above then cruise to the top. Ledge the block is sitting on is off route.

SDS sharp prow. Over the top block immediately right of and eliminating the crack.

Start below headwall on right and traverse left to triangular chockstone. Up right finger crack to top.

Obvious SDS start to Laid Low With Ipi

Start at upper left pocket in upper curving crack. Traverse right until upper crack turns vertical, then drop to traverse large horizontal to the head wall. Up steep arete to top. Beware perched block sitting above the starting hold.

Short up problem on the left end. Sit start to the left of the eliminated corner blocks. Hands on top to finish.

This is a very short route on the shorter portion of the wall. This route only uses the plug and feather masonry drill holes for the hands. Standing start with both hands on the undercling drill holds that are 75cm up from the ground, there are two more hand holds 90cm directly up from the start holds. This boulder is just an awkward start. Good introductory climb for these sorts of routes on this wall (Many of which have bird names, hence the name of this route)

This route uses only the plug and feathers masonry drill holes for the hands and surface features for the feet. Good introductory climb for these sorts of routes on this wall (Many of which have bird names, hence the name of this route)

Scary slabbing. Starts behind the cypress pines in the small ‘cove’ on river left. Straight up the clean black streak.

Mantle the central part of the bloc from the ledge opposite.

Strictly no dabbing or stacking.

Start on the low ridge left of Seamed Arete and low traverse right into and up Flakeridge Slab. The traverse on its own to the base of Flakeridge Slab is V0 2*.

Left of Flakeridge Slab from the good lowish diagonal footer up direct via smallish holds.

Right of Low Angle Slabs via the obvious step.

Metre right of Bulge via crimps up direct.

NE aspect via good sidepulls.

Bulgy slab road side of bloc right of the tree trunks via the positive vertical rail.

Stand start with left hand in slot on bulgy slab left of Stirrups, up direct.

Hanging crack/slab between medium and large scoop of Tweble Cone Southern aspect.

Up between medium and small scoops of Tweble Cone Southern aspect to gain the small scoop then up and over scoops to top of large scoop.

Start between medium and small scoops of Tweble Cone Western aspect to gain the small scoop then up and over scoops to the top of large scoop.

Four point controlled start below lip to Humerus feet on flake ramp hands on slab.

Stand start on knobby block and traverse left. Top is flat jug with nice landing to jump off.

Beautiful climbing on good holds

Climb the high crack on the trackside of the Pinch Arete boulder.

On the trackside of the Pinch Arete boulder. Climb the face just left of the easy crack. Contrived but somewhat fun.