Routes in Wilson's Promontory for selected grade

Climbs to the top of bulge on 'Mutant Ninja'. Nice moves!

Trad version of "Stranger Danger". After first overhung vertical crack, follow small line up diagonally right on small gear. Micro cams and small wires are particularly useful!

'Middle thin crack on main wall starting as for Hammerhead.'

'Right line on smooth face on left side of cliff. Short corner, then crack. Right across face to another crack'

An aesthetically pleasing overhung arete with superb moves on jugs and crimps. Sit-start and climb the beautiful overhang before heading rightward onto the exceptional jug flake. Step up into positive crimps, make a long move upward and top out over the lip.

Sit-start as per 'A Penchant for Dreaming (V5)'. Head leftward on smooth jugs toward the water-filled bowl. Make difficult moves onto the lip then use volcanic protusions to get over.

Sit-start good left crimp and poor right crimp. Pull into gaston, then up jug arete as per Route 1.

stand start with the large-ish pocket for your left hand, deadpoint out right and follow the crack to top out

Sit Start matched in the leftward-facing juggy hole in the middle of the overhang. Punch up to the lip and mantle.

Start on the decent juggy crimp on the lip and move up and right along the lip, topping out on the Apex of the boulder.

Sit start matched on large pebble at bottom of the crack. Follow line of crack up to top out. V4 or V5. Jamming not recommended!

A leftward technical traverse on great holds. SDS with one hand on jug of "Old Fashioned" and the other hand on the 3-finger low pocket. Finish up on the far left of the boulder.

The full problem (open project) starts low in the overhang on two 3-finger pockets and busts out to the lip before continuing the traverse. Would likely go.

Open Project. Sit start. Up overhung black streak on small holds.

The arete right of Squeaky Crack. Originally top-roped.

Up pillar to roof of detached boulder. Out roof to surmount headwall on thin flake.

'Right crack with technical finish up incipient seams.'

'Directly up series of leaning, wide cracks'