Cabbage Tree Cliff Mostly Sport climbing 10 routes in cliff

Orginally climbed to the very top, but this was no good for top roping, so I lowered the anchor to the bottom of the final ramp. The steep start can be made easier by standing on the blue drum. Bottom stays wet in the winter. The name came about because it took 5 goes at cleaning it. Great for top roping beginners.

A steep start on the left side of a wide chimney. Bridge moves provide welcome rests before you launch up the ramp on the left leading to the final crux face. DBC.

NB: As an alternative finish, you can climb right and go up "Got a Job" At about the same grade.

An alternative start to the "on holiday ledge" Climbs the left side of the steep arete. The largest pocket has a birds nest in it, Bryce wanted it left there!

My holiday project. Climbs the direct line up the arete to the slab to the belay ledge. TBCMr. Commit to the direct second pitch, surstined. Can be done as one long pitch. Extend or back clean the belay ledge runner/s.

From the belay ledge climb left (2m) then up the steep wall, crux is between the 3rd and 4th bolts. Using a right leg knee bar to rest the arms is helpful. Cleaned by Nathan Kelly. Bolted by Stephen Shaw.

An alternative 2nd pitch. From the ledge of "on holiday" clip the first bolt then follow the right hand line of bolts to the top. Uses the same anchor bolts as Om holiday.

It has a thought provoking crux sequence, using a a mixture of holds and careful foot placements. Starting at ground level between the "on holiday" arête and the "marking time" face climb; finishes at the "on holiday" belay ledge.