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Thu 23rd May 2024 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Amanda Claxton Trad 190m Classic
Anthony Claxton
Absolute classic!

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Anthony Claxton Trad 190m Classic
Amanda Claxton
Wed 22nd May 2024 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Harry Kadi Trad 190m Mega Classic
Will Vidler
Number Two on the birthday link up with Bluff Mountain and Belougery - 15 hours 55 minutes car to car. Soloed to the base of the crux pitch then simuled to the top in one block. Even better than i remembered. This thing is all time! Descending Green Glacier took longer than the route and is kinda shit (but very pretty).

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with oscar
1 6 30 Trad
2 8 30 Trad

First 3 pitches done in 2

3 8 30 Second lead by oscar
4 14 40 Second lead by oscar
5 13 20 Trad
6 12 20 Second lead by oscar
7 11 20 Trad
Trad 190m Very Good
Jasper gippel
Wow what a day to remember for a mix of reasons. Started walking from pinchmans at 6am in the dark and collapsed at the car at 6.30pm also in the dark. Didn't have too much trouble with route finding the whole day. The climbing itself was average quality with some sections having some nice moves. Gear was good in most places other than crux sections. Quite a large amount of loose blocks on every pitch. As for the grade it felt much harder than 14 through the crux sections meaning we both felt very unprepared for the difficulty. BUT I am not experienced in multi pitch climbing and have never climbed in the warumbungles. All in all was an epic day up at big rock, what more could you want!!

 
Sat 27th Apr 2024 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Meredith, Paige, Bonnie, Peter
1 6 50 Trad lead by Sjom

The original first three pitches now done in two, many good places to set up an anchor.

2 8 0 Trad lead by Sjom

(pitch 1 and two combined)

3 8 25 Trad lead by Bonnie

Not all the way to the top of the lower rib, set up anchor just before, from there easy to pitch 4.

4 14 40 Trad lead by Sjom

Really great, did end up following the rib which is all a bit loose at that first section past the little horn. Best traverse left a bit as in the guide.

5 13 20 Trad lead by Sjom

Also a great pitch

6 12 20 Trad lead by Sjom

as before set-up anchor at two vintage but useful pitons.

7 11 20 Trad lead by Sjom

The last pitch ends in a gully with lots of loose rocks move carefully.

Trad 180m Mega Classic
Sjom
Managed to not make it an epic, as a party of 5. We climbed in 2 + 3, worked well, enough room on the belay stances in general. We were overtaken by a party of 2, no issue with a bit of considered rope use. Walked out from Balor hut at 6am, started climbing at 7.30 (in the dark hard to stay on the track up and left after crossing the creek (find the cairns at the crossing), we ended up 30 meters below Cornerstone and had to scramble up, despite a reccie the night before). Topped at 15.30pm had a break and lunch. The descent very doable (it was dry), first a short abseil and a little scramble down the green track. Another short abseil (one bolt with homemade plate). Then a long walk/scramble down more green goodness to last tree (two jerricans of water there, one empty, the other broken but filled with disgusting looking water). From there down climb/walk/all fours to double bolt and chain anchor above waterfall (would hate to that part in the dark when wet). Instructions clear enough to make it with care to the last abseil (double bolt/chain) great views at last of the sun, and down to ledge. Walked off and found the track down just in the last light, walk out to the saddle and balor hut easy to find and fast.

 
Fri 5th Apr 2024 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib
1 6 30m Trad
2 8 30m Trad
3 8 30m Second
4 14 40m Second
5 13 20m Second
6 12 20m Second
7 11 20m Second
Trad 190m
Andrew Wilkinson
Tue 2nd Apr 2024 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
15 Vintage Rib - with Harrie Van de Linde
1 Free solo lead by Khush Dodhia-Shah
2 Free solo lead by Khush Dodhia-Shah
3 Free solo lead by Harrie Van de Linde
4 Free solo lead by Khush Dodhia-Shah
5 Trad lead by Khush Dodhia-Shah
6 Trad lead by Harrie Van de Linde
7 Trad lead by Khush Dodhia-Shah
Trad 200m Classic
Khush Dodhia-Shah
Super sick! was the first climb of Easter Bungles' 24, on the arvo of arrival. Ran up with Haz. Boys back together. Did an extra pitch on the approach pretty much as we were bashing/scrambling up and that was harder than solo'ing the first 3 pitches of the rib. rock broke onto my leg and was a bit scratched up, but the rest of the day was sensational. Beaut climbing and were side by side with the rest of the crew going up cornerstone rib - fun day out for all!

 
Mon 1st Apr 2024 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Marlee, Erika, Jessie, Anna
1 6 30 Second lead by Anna
2 8 30 Second lead by Anna
3 8 30 Second lead by Anna
4 14 40 Trad lead by Aaron Wong
5 13 20 Trad lead by Aaron Wong
6 12 20 Trad lead by Aaron Wong
7 11 20 Second lead by Anna
Trad 190m Mega Classic
Aaron Wong
An interesting day where we started with 5 and ended the day with 3 (no one fell off! 2 members bailed at the top of pitch III). We started at around 8am and returned at 11pm for a 15 hour day.

Initially this was climbed as 2 parties of 2 and 3. Marlee and Erika were the first party. I was with Anna and Jessie. We did not climb the pitches as numbered here. I will number the 'official' pitches in Roman and our pitches in Arabic numerals.

Excellent climbing. Loved the exposure on pitch IV! I would argue the climb is sandbagged because the move on pitch IV is harder than 14. Perhaps a grade 15/16 move? The rock quality on much of the route, especially the final 2 pitches is somewhat dubious, but good quality placements can be found with a little investigating.

Anna led the first 2 pitches (combined pitch I/II/III).

Marlee then made an attempt at pitch IV, but was a little spooked by the moves off a directional nut she placed and retreated. I then had to catch up so the full party was on the belay ledge. I led pitch IV (as pitch 3) while Erika and Jessie elected to bail due to anticipated time constraints. This later proved wise.

Rope drag was substantial on pitch 3 and 4, but otherwise uneventful. Anna led pitch 5 (combined pitches VI/VII) and earned the glory of summitting first.

Descent down the Green Glacier was confusing. Our beta is as follows.

  1. Descend the gully until you find the rap chains.

  2. Abseil off the chains for around 35m until the terrain eases off.

  3. Walk down the Green Glacier for a while, navigating some steep bits.

  4. Once the greenery ends, you should keep walking until you end up on a ledge with rap chains on the left side (facing out). This is beyond the tree with chains and containers of radioactive water attached.

  5. Rap down to another ledge, follow the track into the trees on the right (facing out), initially down then up briefly until you see a cairn on a rocky outcrop. There should be some chains there.

  6. Rap down to the ground ~50m.

 
Sun 31st Mar 2024 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
15 Vintage Rib Trad 200m
Harrie Van de Linde
had a great time on this with Khush, both got a few leads, something different to doing Cornerstone for a 3rd time!! some cool moves, good gear and topped at a similar time to the party on Cornerstone, had chats on the way up. down in the dark but at like 9pm ish.

 
Fri 1st Mar 2024 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Zachary Perry Trad 190m
Sam Tidswell
Mon 1st Jan 2024 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib
1 6 30m Second
2 8 30m Second
3 8 30m Trad
4 14 40m Second
5 13 20m Second
6 12 20m Trad
7 11 20m Trad
Trad 190m
Kirren Thompson
Thu 28th Dec 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Hard Cornerstone Rib - with Simon Bolton Trad 190m Mega Classic
Bill Bolton
Sun 29th Oct 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Hard Cornerstone Rib - with Anthony Larbalestier Trad 190m Mega Classic
Craig George
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Craig George Trad 190m Mega Classic
Anthony Larbalestier
Great climbing, mega classic. Nicer to climb with cool temps

 
Wed 18th Oct 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Rory Hentshel, Jordan Cater
1 6 30m Trad
2 8 30m Trad
3 8 30m Trad
4 14 40m Trad
5 13 20m Trad
6 12 20m Trad
7 11 20m Trad
Trad 190m
Michael 'Monty' Burns
Awesome day out. Well paced and easy enough climbing but committing and adventurous. Lovely day out. Crux pitch is certainly exposed, climbing with a pack is never fun. Good day out! Linked the last two pitches into one. Baby's first trad anchor!

 
Sat 14th Oct 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Jordan Cater, Michael 'Monty' Burns
1 6 30m Trad
2 8 30m Trad
3 8 30m Trad
4 14 40m Trad
5 13 20m Trad
6 12 20m Trad
7 11 20m Trad
Trad 190m
Rory Hentshel
So stoked to tick this climb after first seeing this line on a bushwalking trip almost 3 years ago. We decided to rack up at the hut and departed at 7:15 with 2x sets of wires, cams 0.3-3 with doubles 0.3-2, some hexes and 16 alpine draws. We lost the track a bit when crossing the side creek as we were too far from the confluence but were at the base by 8:15 and climbing as a party of 3 by 8:30. Pitches 1-3 were combined into two pitches with minimal gear placed putting us ahead of schedule. P4 was the one to remember, traversing out onto the face to gain all that exposure, putting in some gear and trying to follow the path of least resistance up was a highlight. Michael bravely look the lead at P6 after lugging the backpack up the 1st 5 pitches for a 2:30pm top out. Leisurely lunch on the summit with the skinks and chatted to a hiker on the return to the hut for a 10.5hr day total. The descent took longer than expected however it was not helped by me tossing 100m of rope off the 1st 10m down climb/rap into a big tangle in the bushes below. The radios were very useful and our 2L of water per person was adequate.

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Michael 'Monty' Burns, Rory Hentshel Trad 190m Mega Classic
Jordan Cater
What an incredible adventure! Excellent leads by Rory Hentshel and Michael 'Monty' Burns, with sherpa Jordy in tow! Crux pitch, slung horn, deep breath, traversing face left for a few m, climbing direct to regain the rib, MAGIC!!!!!!

 
Fri 6th Oct 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Dave Singleton, Richard Gaunt, Sarah Birrell Trad 190m Good
Ben Wright
Tue 5th Sep 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with JP Trad 190m Mega Classic
Jay
Wed 26th Jul 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Jordon
1 6 30 Second lead by Jordon
2 8 30 Trad lead by Riley Bradford
3 8 30 Second lead by Jordon
4 14 40 Trad lead by Riley Bradford
5 13 20 Second lead by Jordon
6 12 20 Trad lead by Riley Bradford
7 11 20 Second lead by Jordon
Trad 190m Mega Classic
Riley Bradford
Honestly this was an amazing adventure, completely lives up to the hype! It’s a great line, awesome position with nice climbing the whole way and solid pro.

Very cool descent through the Canyon too, although worth noting that the last abseil with a 70m rope only gets you to a small ledge approx 3m above the large one, requiring a largely safe but still exposed down climb

From Balor Hut, we had a 1hr approach (including some route finding), 5hr climbing, 45 mins at the summit, 2hr descent and 45 mins return for a 9.5hr day.

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Riley Bradford Trad 190m Mega Classic
Jordon
Sat 22nd Jul 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib
1 6 30m Trad
2 8 30m Second
3 8 30m Second
4 14 40m Second
5 13 20m Second
6 12 20m Second
7 11 20m Second
Trad 190m
Andrew Grech
Sun 9th Jul 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib Trad 190m
Maxwell Cullen
An excellent alpine outing. 10.5 hours car to car from Pincham Camp Carpark.

Probably wouldn't recommend this as anyone's first 14... Also wouldn't recommend doing it in approach shoes. There's fuck-all gear on it either so maybe don't bring the rack at all.

 
Tue 27th Jun 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Keira McLoskey Trad 190m
Stephen Roche
Simul-climbed pitches 1-3, first time climbing with progress captures. Bottom to top in 5 hours. Beautiful seeing the Green Glacier in daylight this time. Took a more left/arete route on the grade 12 pitch this time for better rock quality and easier climbing.

 
Sat 24th Jun 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Bob Trad 190m
Chris Bailie
Lovely day out in a beautiful location. Left Melbourne lunchtime Friday, arriving at Pincham shortly after midnight. Departed from the carpark at 0630 after a few hours sleep and a much-needed coffee. Climbing was straightforward and enjoyable despite questionable rock but we were slowed somewhat by route finding to/from Dagda saddle and a wet descent. Led P1/2, 4, 6/7. Around 11 hours car-to-car then a few hours drive onwards toward Frog before a comfortable roadside bivvy.

 
Sun 18th Jun 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
17 Lieben - with Yim
1 1 25m Free solo lead by Robert Hartley

I soloed up the easy gully, Yim "scrambled" up the actual first pitch.

2 15 30m Second lead by Yim

Quite runout with mostly ornamental gear.

3 16 25m Trad lead by Robert Hartley

Only one or two RPs for the first 10m of the traverse above an anchor which didn't inspire much confidence.

It looked as though someone boldly rapped off the weird headless bolts and the multidirectional piton.

Once you're around the bulge, great gear for the rest of the pitch and much easier climbing.

The corner you're aiming for is left facing. If you reach a right facing corner with a big block, keep traversing, you're nearly there.

Anchor is medium cams & large wires.

4 17 45m Trad lead by Yim

Yim took the amazing juggy bridging line up the corner.

There is actually plenty of gear available via this path, mostly small wires and cams. I think the R grade only applies for the second half of the pitch, after you exit the corner, which is far easier climbing.

5 16 40m Trad lead by Robert Hartley

Great lunch stop on the vegetated ledge!

Plenty of gear up the crack.

60m ropes won't quite get you to a good belay, just some shitty bushes. Belay at the obvious big ledge.

6 10 35m Trad lead by Yim

Yim all but ran up this, placing gear only so he didn't have to carry it afterwards, I'm sure!

Trad 200m Classic
Robert Hartley
Amazing day out with Yim! On the rock with a late start around 9:15am, topped out around 3:15pm.

The climbing is excellent and well worth the trip if you're confident.

The crux corner is perhaps the coolest 17 I've ever done! Every hold is a huge jug!

Traversing over to the descent gully is reasonably serious. I'd recommend roping up.

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Nicole Trad 190m
AfricaDan
Late start as we woke up at 7:30 due to the grueling hike the night before, trad gear is heavy!!! Nicole and I chose cornerstone and Yim and Rob went up Lieben. Talks from Yiom claiming he would climb so fast he would also get up cornerstone in the same day. The day was gorgeous with no clouds and pristine blue skies and thankfully cornerstone is in the full sun to make it warmer with that cold breeze constantly blowing. We scrambled up the first pitch and roped up at the base of the second pitch. There are some scary moves on the second pitch so I was happy to be attached to a rope. Pitch 4, the crux, and quite a few scary moves, thankfully Nicole found great pro and we had made some headway, although it was starting to get later than we had hoped. This being my first big trad multi I was quite scared to lead and so Nicole did most of the leads, I jumped in at the end and linked the last 2 pitches. A solid tree anchor at the top and we toped out with enough sunset to finish the rappels. Yim and Rob toped out at the same time as us, got down the mountain just as the dark was descending and walked back by our led powered suns, portable enough to be carried on our heads. Why did we decide to do phoenix the next day after we got back in the dark for a much shorter multi...

 
Mon 12th Jun 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Dave Cook Trad 190m Classic
Ryan Macpherson
2nd time up Crater Bluff, beautiful feature! 2/3

 
Fri 2nd Jun 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib Trad 190m Very Good
Vanessa Wills
Fond but sad memories from my previous ascent of this with Nick. Did it today from Blackmans camp with Dave and Jonty. The rocks average but the experience is great.

 
Fri 5th May 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with John, Peter Melouney Trad 190m
Christian Pilarcik
14 Cornerstone Rib - with John, Christian Pilarcik
1 6 30 Second lead by John
2 8 30 Second lead by John
3 8 30 Second lead by Christian Pilarcik
4 14 40 Trad lead by Peter Melouney
5 13 20 Second lead by John
6 12 20 Second lead by John
7 11 20 Second lead by Christian Pilarcik
Trad 190m Classic
Peter Melouney
Great day out and awesome climbing line. Descent was pretty fun too. P1+2 and 5+6 linked.

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Christian Pilarcik, Peter Melouney
1 8 55 Trad
2 8 35 Second lead by Christian Pilarcik
3 14 30 Second lead by Peter Melouney
4 13 50 Trad
5 11 20 Second lead by Christian Pilarcik
Trad 190m Mega Classic
John
Spectacular. Just as good the second time.

 
Mon 1st May 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Mark Hoggard
1 6 30 Second
2 8 30 Second
3 8 30 Trad
4 14 40 Second
5 13 20 Trad
6 12 20 Trad
7 11 20 Second
Trad 190m Mega Classic
Keyser
After being munched on by bed bugs, depleted by Frogs, and drenched at Kaputar, finally we made to the 'bungles hoping to not get Bungled. We woke up early at 5am and were rewarded by a solid layer of ice at camp Blackman (must be -4C or so, wtf). Powered by two tea bags each, we made it to the base of CR by 8:15am. Mark combined P1&2 in 12 mins. I led the third and in usual fashion took forever to make an anchor. Unfortunately, it felt like the Antarctic was just a stone throw away, with icy winds on top of P3. Mark lead the spicy 14 and I combined the 5&6, which seemed like a choss factory but was really a lot of fun. We topped out at 1pm and soaked in the sun. The heavy downpour the day before meant the Green Glacier was wet af. We took our time to not lose our limbs in the sea of loose rock and ferns. All in all, a day to cherish!

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Keyser
1 6 30 Trad
2 8 30 Trad
3 8 30 Second lead by Keyser
4 14 40 Trad
5 13 20 Second lead by Keyser
6 12 20 Second lead by Keyser
7 11 20 Trad
Trad 190m
Mark Hoggard
Great excursion! Scraped thick ice off the car at 5 am and made it to the base after 2 hours of hiking. Romped the first three pitches, partly just trying to keep warm. Felt Pitch 4 was slightly old-school 14... The "horn" is much smaller than I expected and really obvious when you see it. It's tempting to keep moving up and left several times after the step round the arete, but it's pretty much straight back up after the initial traverse despite seeming unlikely territory from below. Pitches 5 and 6 looked glorious from my belay vantage - could just have done with a little sun. The decent was ok but a little bit sketchy. "Green Glacier" means scree-filled gully carpeted in ferns and bramble. Everything was still a bit wet and a few large boulders are quite keen on making something more of their lives. Still, it added to the adventure and I've yet to do a mountains multi without opportunities for additional spice on the trip back to camp. Definitely get on it, and don't worry too much about route finding - just stick to the absolute point of the arete pretty much everywhere you sanely can.

 
Thu 13th Apr 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Harrie Van de Linde, Dylan Glavas, Lee Prescott, Jords, Nick Kress, Isaac Buckingham
1 6 30 Free solo
2 8 30 Free solo
3 8 30 Free solo
4 14 40 Second lead by Dylan Glavas
5 13 20 Trad
6 12 20 Second lead by Dylan Glavas
7 11 20 Second lead by Dylan Glavas
Trad 190m Very Good
Khush Dodhia-Shah
Fuck yeah was so sick to be on the exposure of the infamous (actually famous for good reasons) Cornerstone Rib!! YEW. Cold day but did it full expedition style with Haz, Dyl, Lee, Jordy, Nick and Isaac. Squad up on Cornerstone. Returning was a mishy in the dark, limited light and in slippery gullies, but got it done and a classic late return to camp. Good fun and intro to adventure climbing. I'm keeeen to get back to the bluies and send it on more mad missions!! so much to do there

 
Wed 12th Apr 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Nick Kress Trad 190m
Isaac Buckingham
Man what a day, such awesome exposure and climbing, really fun despite the hectic wind we had to deal with on belay ledges. Started on who knows what to the right of the actual start but got back on track after that. Highlight was definitely waiting around for 3hrs for sunset only to realise half your party didn't bring fuckin head torches. Sick

 
Sun 9th Apr 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Dylan Glavas
1 6 30m Free solo
2 8 30m Free solo
3 8 30m Free solo
4 14 40m Trad
5 13 20m Trad
6 12 20m Trad
7 11 20m Trad
Trad 190m Classic
Harrie Van de Linde
great mission with the whole crew up this thing. was going to do an 8 person simul train up, but decided best not to, with some of the guys being their first Bungles climb here. was a full day and got back late, but its only a true trad mission if youre back at camp in darkness, with the moon lighting your way home.

 
17 Lieben - with Dylan Glavas
1 1 25m Free solo
2 15 30m Second lead by Dylan Glavas
3 16 25m Trad lead by Harrie Van de Linde
4 17 45m Second lead by Dylan Glavas
5 16 40m Trad lead by Harrie Van de Linde
6 10 35m Second

easy run to the top, had a body belay to finish off the route.

Trad 200m Classic
Harrie Van de Linde
Finally got the chance to get back on this mega line, as we decided to bail off as a party of 3 last year, due to going the wrong way. this climb is great, has a bit of everything, some scary runouts, fiddly gear, slab and chimney climbing and some big jugs to keep you sane.

 
17 R Hard Lieben - with Harrie Van de Linde Trad 200m Classic
Dylan Glavas
Back for redemption! After having to retreat last year after getting scared and doing a super sketchy traverese we are back and we sent! Absolutely insane for the time that this was put up. Bryden was crazy. Runout with some avg gear on the first pitch, super fiddly avg gear on the second pitch and belayed slight early. Third pitch chimney was insane! Looks like a choss pile but the rock in here is super bomber. Takes bulk small nuts and brassies, was really worried I was going the wrong way until I eyed off a piton thank god! Very engaging within the chimney as its not all jugs, quite techy for the grade and maybe 6m between gear at some points. Stretched the full 60m + more to make it to the belay tree. Last 2 pitches were so deece and christ I was tired after a big trip. Love climbing and this beautiful place they call the bungles

 
Sat 8th Apr 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Isaac Buckingham
3 8 30m Trad
4 14 40m Second
5 13 20m Trad
6 12 20m Second
7 11 20m Second
Trad 130m Mega Classic
Nick Kress
Left Balor hut early at 6am to beat the crowds. Luckily we did, because we managed to get lost on the way there. Started up wrong pitch (stiffer than 8) off to the right of actual. Realised when we got to start of 3rd. High winds in the morning were very chilly, easing up a bit when we went higher and became more protected and the sun came out. Absolute classic, choss and all. Standout pitches for me were pitch 4 and 5. Waited around at the summit until sunset, when the entire party made it up. Descended via Green Glacier as it got darker, totally benighted by the time we got to the second rap. Made it back to camp at 9pm.

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Lee Prescott, Khush Dodhia-Shah, Harrie Van de Linde, Jords
1 6 30 Free solo
2 8 30 Free solo
3 8 30 Free solo
4 14 40 Trad
5 13 20 Second
6 12 20 Trad
7 11 20 Trad
Trad 190m Classic
Dylan Glavas
8 person simul up cornerstone rib baby. Unfortunately it was not. But a KILLER day! Climbed with my man Baron St Battler khsuhdogmillionaire Super flowy climbing and good to repeat with the fellas who hadn't done it before. Beautiful scenery as always and an awesome walk through the green glacier.

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Dylan Glavas, Khush Dodhia-Shah, Harrie Van de Linde Trad 190m Classic
Jords
Woo! First big multi above 40m, and I only cried once! Hectic mish and fun climbing.

 
Fri 7th Apr 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Richard Stubbs Trad 190m Classic
Sean Kelly
Lives up to the hype! Pulling onto the crux in a total whiteout and 50 km winds was pretty damn memorable

 
Thu 6th Apr 2023 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Joshua Malherbe
1 6 30 Free solo
2 8 30 Free solo
3 8 30 Free solo
4 14 40 Trad lead by Nick Gresham
5 13 20 Second lead by Joshua Malherbe
6 12 20 Trad lead by Nick Gresham
7 11 20 Trad lead by Nick Gresham
Trad 190m
Nick Gresham
Weather was great. Relaxed introduction to the bungles.

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Nick Gresham
1 6 30m Free solo
2 8 30m Free solo
3 8 30m Free solo
4 14 40m Second
5 13 20m Trad
6 12 20m Second
7 11 20m Second
Trad 190m
Joshua Malherbe
Noice

 
Fri 18th Nov 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib Trad 190m Classic
Harvey Cutler
Tue 4th Oct 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Natalie Ball Trad 190m
Joe
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Joe, Crystal Pettit Trad 190m Mega Classic
Natalie Ball
Thu 29th Sep 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Alice Wisse Trad 190m
Patrick Everitt
5 pitches. The crux pitch horn felt looser than a few years ago

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Patrick Everitt Trad 190m Classic
Alice Wisse
Mon 26th Sep 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib Trad 190m Mega Classic
William Skea
A nice day out. We started at 6am and reached the base at about 7:30am. The track off the hiking trail is getting overgrown. I'll link the GPX trail we did without getting lost. We simulclimbed the route in 2 pitches with microtraxions every 30 meters, stopping at the end of pitch 4 to belay my seconder up the 14 crux & reset gear. I took a double rack of cams from 0.2 to 3, 18 alpine draws, and 4 microtraxions. Back at the car by 1pm.

GPX Downloads: https://caltopo.com/m/F8F4H

 
Sun 25th Sep 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with William Skea
1 14 130m Second
2 13 60m Second
Trad 190m Mega Classic
John
Been excited about this climb for quite a while! Stunning. Will showed me simul-climbing with micro traxions then simul-rappelling. Finished before midday, 7h7m car to car

 
Thu 21st Jul 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with bumbleboyz will yim, greg Trad 190m Classic
Jack Seawright
Will calling yim out on the uq mountain chat for filming a vlog at the top of p4 instead of putting me on belay and holding the train up was a highlight (or a frustrating light at the time). Another highlight (stupid light) was borrowing yims sunscreen at the top of the route while lying down, then applying and then trying to throw it back and throwing it off the cliff! Landed on a ledge 7m down so yim downclimbed on hip belay to get it. Greg placed 2 boat anchors apparently (tri cams the size of my head attached to the beaner by a yellow seat belt). Would have been a mish to lug them to the crag but the harness aesthetic was beyond incredible.

 
Wed 20th Jul 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Greg Carter, Jack Seawright Trad 190m Mega Classic
Will West
Wish I had more to say about such a mega route, but honestly the day was perfect. Clear sky, supreme conditions, great climbing. Soloed the first few pitches to speed things up, link p5/6 but again mostly soloing on easy ground. The descent was an adventure in itself down the slippery glacier. Mega first day in the bungles.

 
Mon 18th Jul 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib Trad 190m Mega Classic
James Hockey
Awesome day out, getting dive bombed by 3 huge wedge tailed eagles while building an anchor was memorable. No evidence of a nest nearby, they kept gliding around the rest of the day but seemed friendly. The 14 was the money pitch with a sudden helping of exposure and green glacier is a unique descent.

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Will
1 6 30m lead by Greg Carter
2 8 30m lead by Greg Carter
3 8 30m lead by Will
4 14 40m lead by Greg Carter
5 13 20m lead by Will
6 12 20m lead by Will
7 11 20m lead by Greg Carter
Trad 190m Classic
Greg Carter
Sat 16th Jul 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with James Hockey Trad 190m Classic
Jarrah Turner
Climbing with eagles. left my shoes at camp so did it in approach shoes. Great climbing on pitch 4.

 
Mon 13th Jun 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Nathan Murdoch Trad 190m Mega Classic
Anthony Larbalestier
Fabulous climbing and awesome day out. Started at 7:30 and got back to balor hut by 3pm, plenty of daylight left. Start of the descent was wet and slippery so we used some of the few questionable rap points. Good placements available including on P4. Used a single 70m rope, bring extra slings to avoid drag if linking multiple pitches. Thanks to Nathan Murdoch for climbing this one again for me

 
Sun 29th May 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
15 14 Cornerstone Rib - with Caroline Turner Trad 190m Very Good
Lewis Dowie
A very bold adventure to lead for the grade. Classic line up Crater Bluff. Good rock for the first 3.5 pitches Lots of sketchy loose blocks half way up the 4th pitch. Climb with care. Pro was questionable in parts. Big day out, with the adventure not over at the top of the climb. Definitely reference the Sydney Climbing Club Guide for the descent beta, it was very helpful when descending in the dark, 70m rope came in very handy. If anyone is climbing something climbers left of the rib, I dropped a set of big nuts off pitch 4. Luckily I only used medium and small nuts after that! 8.5 hrs of climbing to the summit. 2 hrs to descend in the dark, utilising the various Rap Anchors as it was pretty slippery.

 
Tue 24th May 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Sammy
1 8 90m lead by Stephen Roche
4 14 40m lead by Stephen Roche
5 13 20m lead by Sammy
6 12 20m lead by Stephen Roche
7 11 20m lead by Sammy
Trad 190m
Stephen Roche
Sat 21st May 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Matthew Robbins
1 6 30m
2 8 30m
3 8 30m
4 14 40m
5 13 20m lead by Matthew Robbins
6 12 20m
7 11 20m lead by Matthew Robbins
Trad 190m Mega Classic
Nut Busting Unicorn
Wed 18th May 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Nut Busting Unicorn
1 6 30m
2 8 30m
3 8 30m
4 14 40m lead by Nut Busting Unicorn
5 13 20m lead by Matthew Robbins
6 12 20m lead by Nut Busting Unicorn
7 11 20m
Trad 190m Mega Classic
Matthew Robbins
Tue 26th Apr 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with James Hardy, Harrie Van de Linde, Dylan Glavas
1 6 30m
2 8 30m
3 8 30m
4 14 40m
5 13 20m lead by Harrie Van de Linde
6 12 20m lead by Dylan Glavas
7 11 20m
Trad 190m Mega Classic
Jacinda
Solo'ed the first 3 pitches.. Made our part of 3 very quick! Green glacier is worth a visit.

 
Sun 24th Apr 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with beco Trad 190m Classic
Dean
Led all pitches.

Approach: left Balor at 0645. I'm very glad I saved GPS markers for a few key landmarks on the way in (see below); they were invaluable in the dark on the way back. We lost the trail 10m after the last creek crossing but had bush-bashed/scrambled our way "trending high" to the base of the rib by 0750.

I led the first "3 pitches" without linking (and maybe even adding an extra one in) since the pro seemed to wander a bit and I had a very low tolerance for rope drag. I pretty much threw an anchor in whenever I found 3 good pieces of pro together. We lost a bit of time with a stuck cam too.

We had lunch with a lizard on the ledge below the "horn", at 1145. This was when we realized we'd run out of water. While we meant to have 4.5L for the climb, it seems I underestimated a few "sips" from the bladder I took on a previous day in trip.

For me it felt like the challenge of P4 was overcoming the psychological factor of questionable pro (the loose horn, rusted pitons, small gear) rather than the moves themselves. The crux move is rewarded with a hand jam / bomber cam though, and leads directly back to the rib. I found an overlap near the end of the pitch to be a bit cruxy too.

From the next large ledge (start of P5?) I traversed right (over the gully) rather than going up a blankish orange bulge. Did I miss a piton or something around on the N face? Got back onto the rib quickly and with manageable drag.

The last few pitches were easy moves, though the pro is mostly gaps between blocks of choss. By this time I was very thirsty and my muscles were cramping a lot.

We summited at 1545, slid our way down Green Glacier (where I contemplated taking some of the water, but it looked a bit dirty), and switched to head-torches just after finishing the last rap (losing some time due to the ropes getting knotted on the way down). We lost the trail once we stepped down from the terrace, and bush-bashed by compass until we found the Baronne Gully creek and its log crossing (-31.337271, 148.99404) again. From here the trail along the bank was mostly easy to follow to the next creek crossing, (-31.335806, 148.992096), where we lost it again but could navigate by GPS to the old billy camp (-31.3354, 148.991705), and from there straight to Dagda Gap and back to Balor Hut via the Dagda Shortcut. We got back to Balor at 1945.

Gear: double 60m ropes, Walnuts 1–6, cams #.2–3 with doubles #.3–2. There were pitches I used almost everything (bearing in mind that 3-piece anchors eat gear particularly around #.5), and there were generally more opportunities for small gear on every pitch. Almost every piece is worth extending with a single-length sling unless you enjoy rope drag. Shorter ropes would have been better (e.g. double 40m); I burned a lot of bicep energy hauling long ropes up short pitches, and it seems hard to link pitches without either adding run-outs above ledges or more rope drag.

The line feels classic and attracted an audience from the Grand High Tops lookout. The actual climbing wasn't too interesting other than P4, and the crux felt a bit spicy for the grade (on lead at least). A memorable tradventure that got tiring without water!

 
Tue 19th Apr 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
17 17 R Lieben - with Jacinda, Harrie Van de Linde Trad 200m
Dylan Glavas
Started around 230pm after cornerstone, lesson, don't fuck with bungles routes. We scrambled up the gully to the start of pitch 2 which I led. We could never locate this white streak that is mentioned so I ended up trending left far too early with fairly big run outs on easy terrain. I got a nest of gear in and ended up spotting 2 bolts at the start of the base of the wide crack (rap bolts for the mixed route), it seemed to be above a white streak so I traversed that way. Pretty hairy gr 18/19 slabby traverse on small crimps with decent run outs and questionable rock, got the heart going and the fall would've been a proper winger which thankfully didn't happen. Solid effort from the seconders. Jacinda went to lead through the wide crack to get us back on route but with light fading and footholds blowing apart we decided to retreat. Next time!

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Jacinda, Harrie Van de Linde
1 6 30m
2 8 30m
3 8 30m
4 14 40m
5 13 20m
6 12 20m
7 11 20m
Trad 190m Classic
Dylan Glavas
What a stellar route! Soloed the first 90m which saved a bunch of time with 3 people. Followed with some mega climbing after that, absolutely unreal views from the top. Topped out at midday.

 
Mon 18th Apr 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Dylan Glavas, Jacinda Trad 190m Classic
Harrie Van de Linde
first climb of the trip. really cool climbing up the rib, decent rock. cruised up in 4 hours i think, as we soloed the first 90m as its real easy.

 
Tue 22nd Mar 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
17 Lieder (Lieder Linkup Lieben) - with Alex Mantaut
1 30m lead by Alex Mantaut
2 30m lead by Jay
4 40m lead by Alex Mantaut
5 17 50m linkup Lieben , lead by Jay
6 35m lead by Alex Mantaut
Trad 190m Good
Jay
Started pretty well but got a bit lost and ended up on the crux pitch of Lieben which was a bit spicy

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Alex Mantaut
1 6 30m lead by Alex Mantaut
2 8 30m lead by Alex Mantaut
3 8 30m lead by Alex Mantaut
4 14 40m lead by Jay
5 13 20m lead by Alex Mantaut
6 12 20m lead by Jay
7 11 20m lead by Alex Mantaut
Trad 190m Classic
Jay
Early morning trip up before the sun got on the wall. Alex linked the first few pitches

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Jay
1 6 30m lead by Alex Mantaut
2 8 30m lead by Alex Mantaut
3 8 30m lead by Alex Mantaut
4 14 40m lead by Jay
5 13 20m lead by Alex Mantaut
6 12 20m lead by Jay
7 11 20m lead by Alex Mantaut
Trad 190m Classic
Alex Mantaut
Linked the first 2 pitches together, rope drag got really bad on the 3rd one... Nice exposure after the little horn on the 4th pitch, but with some good holds... Ended up abseiling down on 30 m ropes, which took some extra faffing around... Overall an amazing climb

 
Sat 19th Mar 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Adam Cufer Trad 190m Mega Classic
Chris Lam
I seconded this 2 years ago with Mel and Zuni Dierk so this was a bit of a benchmarking moment for me.

While the rest of the gang crusaded up Lieder (eventually getting lost onto Lieben?), I decided to introduce Adam Cufer to Bungles climbing by taking him up the Ultra Classic of the area. When the walk-in wasn't as harrowing as I remembered it being, I was already optimistic about the day.

Pitch 1 was done further to the right so that we were closer to friends in the event of an epic fail so we ended up skipping the real P1 basically. Friends vanished soon enough into their gully.

Pitch 2 was chill enough that I bothered to set up a GoPro time lapse on a random rock somewhere.

Pitch 3 had that exciting little step across. 2 years ago I caved and crawled, but this time I had the cojones to Walk Like a Man. The rest of it was still a bit exciting though. Definitely the spooky one.

Pitch 4 was chill. So chill I can't even remember it.

Pitch 5 was our last because I linked the last 2 since we were LATE and I wanted to catch up to the rest of the party.

The descent was probably as sketchy as the climb since we downclimbed most of the raps for speed. The others spent the day in the shade but Adam and I roasted along the rib. Bring sunscreen and water. Cloud cover is a blessing in March.

All in all, I'm rather pleased by my progress over the last 2 years. Honestly never thought I'd get to the point of leading this. Very encouraging.

 
16 Lieder - with Jay Trad 260m Good
Alex Mantaut
Started lieder ok, until we took the wrong route after pitch 4... Ended accidentally doing the last few pitches of Lieben... Jay led the crux, it was definitely butt clenching

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Chris Lam Trad 190m Classic
Adam Cufer
Mar 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Sophie Lewandowski Trad 190m Mega Classic
Blueoffset4lyf
the descent is nearly as much fun as the climb

 
Sat 19th Feb 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib
1 6 30 Second
2 8 30 Second
3 8 30 Second
4 14 40 Second
5 13 20 Second
6 12 20 Trad
7 11 20 Trad
Trad 190m
Miri Schroeter
Tue 11th Jan 2022 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib Trad 190m Classic
Jack Stratton
Great experience! definitely worth the drive, the approach, and the descent. It’s a massive day so please bring plenty of nutrition and water! My partner and I both had 2L camelbacks, some cliff bars & gels and even that was a bit of a stretch at the end of the day, would recommend using radios as well!

I recommend staying at Barlor Hut instead of Camp Pincham, it’s a massive hike from the car park to Crater Bluff and we where absolutely battered by the time we walked back to the hut, would have sucked to have walked even further! It’s also an awesome camp spot with heaps of cool climbing books and guides of the routes at the bungles.

SOME USEFUL BETA: - Pitch 4 “The Horn” has poor pro and is quite exposed, but it was relatively straight forward climbing so don’t freak out! - Many people struggle finding the final abseil point (including myself) and end up travelling down “The Tourist Route” but this will take up even more time on an already big day, my advice for the descent top to bottom is… 1-Travel down the green gully (you may need to do a number of tree belays if wet or if your unsure) 2-The first set of chains are on top of a waterfall, abseil down these chains and move to a vegetated area 3-Once the vegetation clears you will end up on a block, the chains are hidden 6 metres away from the main wall of the mountain at the point of that block hidden behind a boulder. 4-A good way to know if you have gone too far and missed it is when you come to a section that looks way to sketchy to scramble across, retrace your steps about 10m back. 5-Once you finish that abseil it’s happy days from there on out back to camp!

Happy Sending, Jack

 
Mon 27th Dec 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Dave OS Trad 190m
Angie
Another successful outing to the Bungles to avoid rain in the Blueys. As chossy as expected, and much nicer than expected! Beautiful views as always and comfortable climb (although the grade 14 pitch seems a bit sandbagged, maybe a hold or two broke off??). We used mainly nuts and small cams. The descent via Green Gully is again chossy but very enjoyable.

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Angie
1 6 30m
2 8 30m
3 8 30m
4 14 40m
5 13 20m
6 12 20m
7 11 20m
Trad 190m Classic
Dave OS
Tue 21st Dec 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Brendan Coulter, Rachael Brock Trad 190m Mega Classic
Michael Houghton
Second time up this classic! Brendan lead 2 pitches to the bottom of the crux pitch, and the crux pitch. I lead from there to the top in 3 pitches.

 
Mon 20th Dec 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
17 Lieben - with Brendan Coulter, Rachael Brock
1 12 25m lead by Michael Houghton
2 15 30m lead by Michael Houghton
3 16 25m lead by Michael Houghton
4 17 45m lead by Brendan Coulter
5 16 40m lead by Brendan Coulter
6 10 35m lead by Brendan Coulter
Trad 200m Mega Classic
Michael Houghton
A great climb, I was a bit nervous beforehand due to the reputation, but it went pretty smoothly in the end. The lefthand, 'rambly' first pitch option was fine, maybe 10 or 12. I got a bit 'Warrumbungled' on the second pitch - probably too far left. Protection at the start of the 3rd pitch was not great. 4th pitch up the groove was amazing - Brendan made it look pretty easy. Climbed into the sun at the top this pitch after being in the shade in the morning. Approximately 6.5 hours bottom to top. Great to do this classic piece of Oz climbing history!

 
Sat 6th Nov 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Mungo Skyring Trad 190m Classic
Aristo Risi
A beauty of an adventure up a dinosaur. Didn't sling the horn, as it felt a little loose, leading into the crux pitch and traversed way to low and far left to a .2 horizontal which made for an interesting time getting back up to that first piton! The descent is just as good as the climb. 13hrs car to car from Pincham car park.

 
Wed 1st Sep 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib Trad 190m
Chris Lam
Sat 26th Jun 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib Trad 190m Mega Classic
Gavin
Such a cool route, with tons of exposure and much more interesting moves than you usually find at this grade. Well worth it. Descent down the green gully was extremely wet and unpleasant however, we had to abseil the whole gully and the ropes came back a mess. No rain in the last 4 days, so maybe it stays wet a while, is there an alternative way down?

 
Tue 15th Jun 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Jett Legge Trad 190m
Finn Irving
Mon 7th Jun 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Michael Houghton Trad 190m Classic
Sammy Zammit
Total class from start to finish. The descent is just as exciting as the climb!

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with sensei zin Trad 190m
Tom Walmsley
Sun 23rd May 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with zac Trad 190m
Rachael
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Scott, Rachael Trad 190m Good
zac
Crikey wild and chossy probably more of a grade 12 then 14 but then again your climbing stacked choss. The climbing doesn't deserve star but the adventure as a hole is classic!

 
Sat 22nd May 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with zac, Rachael
1 6 30m lead by Scott
2 8 30m
3 8 30m
4 14 40m
5 13 20m
6 12 20m
7 11 20m
Trad 190m Classic
Scott
No choss here!

 
17 17 R Lieben - with James Bailie Trad 200m
Rat
rapped of the weired headless bolts just up and right of the 2nd belay. feeling pretty under the weather and not keen for a long route... may have to come back

 
Thu 13th May 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
15 Vintage Rib
1 15 200m
2
3
4
5
6
7
Trad 200m Very Good
maaddzzyy
Sun 25th Apr 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib Trad 190m
J-mac
14 Cornerstone Rib Trad 190m Classic
Adam Sanders
This line is all position, position, position. Rambly sort of climbing. Decent gear. 7.5 hours Balor Hut return.

 
Sat 24th Apr 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Rupert Wallman
1 6 60m lead by Rupert Wallman
2 8 30m lead by Rupert Wallman
3 14 40m lead by Rupert Wallman
4 13 20m lead by Rupert Wallman
5 12 20m lead by Rupert Wallman
6 11 20m lead by Rupert Wallman
Trad 190m
Alex
Wed 14th Apr 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib Trad 190m Mega Classic
Bao Duong
Absolutely amazing line. Stomach turning exposure on small belay ledges. Lead the first pitch, built my first Trad anchor. 4th pitch and onwards were phenomenal climbing.

 
Mon 12th Apr 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Nate Taiaroa Trad 190m Classic
Dan Johnson
Epic line. And an awesome start to the week. First three pitches don't really give you much of a warm up for the arms though. Traversed out into the crux pitch and just flashed pumped and really wanting some gear. A quick confidence chalk and commit to moving up and the protection arrives. This pitch has tremendous drag, however I think I ran it a little further just so there would be no drag on the next one. Which was a good call because I found the fifth pitch harder on the head game. A lot more spacing between gear. One pitch has a lot of lose rock but you can manoeuvre around it. Made for a long day leading every pitch. But enjoyed it all and we topped just on sunset. We made good time on the decent. However I'd recommend having a little more time to enjoy the green glacier zone.

 
Sat 10th Apr 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with John McClintock Trad 190m Classic
Pete Hutchinson
Fri 9th Apr 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib Trad 190m Mega Classic
Greg Nagy
Rope soloed the route. It was a scorching day, plus the rope got stuck at one point so i had to climb that pitch 3 times. Spent 7.5 hours on the route

 
Sat 3rd Apr 2021 - Warrumbungles
Crater Bluff
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Matthew Robbins Trad 190m Mega Classic
Liamtemp
Epic intro to trad lad lyf

 
14 Cornerstone Rib - with Liamtemp Trad 190m Mega Classic
Matthew Robbins

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