Routes in Oceania

To the right of FLAA, none of which's holds are permitted. Straight up the chimney-like orange section of the wall, traversing across for top out on the big ledge common to all climbs to the left

• Historical FA: Unknown
• Documented FA: Alec, 2014

Crimp and step right to mantle slab, watch the landing.

Start a third of the way down the fishers descent at the far right hand end of the ledge, if said ledge is not "washed by the rhythmic tides".

Traverse 12m right above the roof to the arete, if it exists, then follow the twin seams.

Start at the right hand end of the cave. Out to lip then up and slightly left.

The central line on the clean face left of the cave with the basketball sized huecos. Fun and engaging climbing. Don’t forget to fondle the nostrils mid route.

Stand start directly below the tree. To climb, somehow squeeze between the branches and roots to top out amidst the mossiness left of the block. Pulling on the tree will see you sent to the brig. Unlikely to see many repeats by adults over 5ft.

Stand start on obvious leaning edge. Follow it and top out when it ends. A nice little problem by Anglie!

Stand start from base of arete. Climb arete and top out.

It is the right hand steep start to Tuesdays Adventure. Contrived. The more right you go the harder it is. You probably want to brush it first!

Easy slab crack. THIS IS A POPULAR TOURIST DESTINATION, DO NOT USE CHALK

Just right of Fish eye, up via nice pockets. Best traversed into

SDS on undercling and pocket. Style around the boulder with beautiful holds, dynamic spans, and exit up crimps left.

Start: Takes a right-trending line across the wall starting just right of 100 Pound Club's start holds.

Stand start then climb up and top out.

Start at big curving wall down right from 'Passionate Pleasantries'. Up past and left to arete past BR & 3FH.

Mantle. Grade: VM

The short steep v5 on the far right of the amphitheatre.

Stand start with obvious good sloper LH and RH pencil thin crimp. Punchy move up, then long, reachy moves up the high face.

Classic Blackk Wall climbing up crack system to the right of Friendless Variant. At top, move up right ramp, or for harder finish (perhaps above the grade), climb the vertical crack with poor gear and flaky rock.

Sit start on slopey crimp. Move straight up via sharp LH crimp to top on slopers.

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Problem at the far left hand end of the wall. start on the side-pull and up to the sloppy crimps. Start foot will need some glue at some point. Old tick marks suggest it has been tried/done before.

As for Underclings but instead of topping out to the right, do a long move to the left arete and finish up the middle of the boulder.

Sit start below pockets on the left hand side of the wall. Throw to break.

The trad crack left of the bolted slab. Rusty chain anchor on ledge after Pitch 1 or continue to top and rap off tree near the route to the right

Bold climbing up the very thin face to the right of Northern Man. 3 bolts.

The brilliant groove/flake between F10 and NH. Great natural gear with two U's to protect the top crux. Take a rack of cams including 1 or 2 '000' micros and 2x #3 Camelot's, plus longer draws.

P1. 30m, Up into groove, surmount the first crux (protected by '000' cams) at undercling above, hard moves L onto face lead to brilliant rails (#3 cam placements), regain groove line and follow flake to hard finish past 2 U's to lower off or slightly above for DBB. P2. 15m, The bolted arete to the left of the anchors of TNH. From its anchor there is still another 15m to top. About grade 8 through stacked blocks.

Offwidth only block on left is out.

The line of awesome power 5m right of BB, which had repulsed revolted at least two aspirants before finally succumbing. Take a couple of big cams.

Tall vague arête. Pretty good.

Stand Start with two high small slopy crimps on the face and make a couple technical moves before jumping for the top.

Start: Corner/Crack.

A truly low start - in the good pocket barely off the ground. Straight up.

Stand on the block in front of '3' and leap for the rail on '1 - The Undercling'. Make sure you stick the rail.

Crouch starts on the right hand corner where the rock meet the sidewall and moves back left and up the slopey prow.

Right line (trad) up crack weakness. Trend left at the top to loweroff Trench anchor.

up the obvious diagonal crack to top out.

Start: 4m left of the arete, right of tree half way up wall. Up grey wall with great edges to mini corner via breaks.

Short stout sport route up steep corner immediately right of Petrelfied. Initially on flakey rock. Where it veers left into the hanging V corner splitting the prow, the climbing becomes much harder. Developed by Macfarlane/Judge.

Reach/jump to nice ledge then up.

Second exit just left of #1 using obvious flakes.

Straight up with slopey holds and gastons.

The line between Minimus and Camelot.

Can be used as an alternative to the first pitch of 'Mellow Yellow'. Crux after the 3rd bolt.

Starting on the two obvious crimps and using the sidepull to make your way right . Avoid using the obvious juggy ledges. Finishes on the round white marble-y hold.

Seam and left-leading ramp 6 metres left of 'Mountolive'.

Dwarf special?...

Mantle the banned area from a sit start?

Sit start on two opposing sidepulls and climb just left of the corner without using the other boulder to the right.

Avoid the juggy left side of the face and stick to the right. Watch out for the rock feature behind you.

Variation to 'Needle Play'. Start matched on the left hand arete at it's lowest point. Climb it to the top. Mantle.