Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | Crag | |
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27 | ★★ The Crystal Maze
| 25m | Freycinet National Park | ||
27 | Body Attack
Climbs the left of two cracks splitting the central prow. Approach via 'Against The Tide' continuing rightwards down the sloping terrace to a two bolt belay. Bring a full set of wires, a double set of cams to 0.75 Camalot, and long runners. Double ropes recommended (two ropes required for rap from chains). FA: Ingvar Lidman, 2010 | 30m | Victoria Range | ||
27 | ★ A Bolt From The Blue
| 15m | Freycinet National Park | ||
28 | ★ IP Extension
At the lip of IP, head right and run it out to the chains of Eddie, finishing up that routes extension. Surprisingly good, rope drag isnt too bad considering.. FA: Thomas Boehm, Jan 2020 | 25m | Norton Summit | ||
27 | ★★★ The Big Lebowski
Vertical seam into roof. FA: Nick Hancock, 2004 | 30m | Victoria Range | ||
27 | ★★★ Forgotten Playground
An outstanding, sustained and varied free climb that challenges the full gamut of granite styles. This is a distinctly more approachable prospect than the other free routes on this end of the wall consisting of generally easier cruxes, fewer run-outs and less small gear. The route follows a logical line of features incorporating sections of the aid routes Knocking on Heavens Door, She, Clouded Queen, Ozymandias and Strange Ritual. Most pitches include a mix of natural gear and bolts. Take a standard rack up to a 3 Camalot including some micro cams, small and medium wires.
FFA: lee cossey & Andrea Hah, 15 Jan 2017 | 220m, 5 | Mount Buffalo | ||
27 | ★ Oppenheimer's Monster
A rough/crystalline, flaring, diagonal crack... hmmm! Starts at the double rap ring at the end of p1 of Manhattan Project.
FA: Malcolm Matheson & Ian Anger, 1994 | 45m | Mount Buffalo | ||
27 | ★★ Flair
| 50m | Mount Buffalo | ||
28/29 | ★★★ Peasants Direct
Abseil down to double bolt belay. Pre or stick clip 1st bolt. Follow the arete the whole way up FA: Tim Booth, 1 Jan 2021 | 25m, 12 | Point Perpendicular | ||
27 | Ninja Blow-out | 10m | Motuoapa | ||
28 | ★★★ Maximum Pseudo Likelihood
| 20m | Lovers Leap | ||
28 | ★★★ Rough Justice
| 170m | Mount Buffalo | ||
27 | ★★ Orange Peel
| 25m | Lovers Leap | ||
27 | ★★ Project ,ross.
| 10m | Mt Beerwah | ||
28 | ★ Evil Rabbit
Bouldery prow following seam, pockets and interesting slots. Same start as afterlife. | 20m | Victoria Range | ||
27 | ★★★ Demilitarised Zone
| 23m | Lovers Leap | ||
28 | Short Sharp Shocked
| 9m | Mount Buffalo | ||
28 | ★★★ Pistol Whipped
As for blind man with a pistol until headwall. Follow crazy dihedral left to a classic power endurance crux. | 35m | Victoria Range | ||
27 | ★★★ Le Sud de Vic | 10m | Nowa Nowa | ||
27 | Violet
| 18m | Smiths Rock | ||
27 | ★ Media Control
Starts a few meters right of Poison Bait. Great athletic roof climbing. | 15m | Victoria Range | ||
28 | ★★ Rednecks | 10m | Nowa Nowa | ||
27 | Beavis and Butthead Do Adamsfield
| 12m | Adamsfield | ||
27 | ★★ Nosebleed Section
Hard start (dyno from cairn) into more dynamic climbing. 25M1 if clipping and pulling to first bolt. FA: Josh Mackenzie & Emma Horan, 2020 | 20m | Blue Mountains | ||
V7 | ★★ Language of the Dead
Location TBC... Stand start on the obvious jug loaf layaway. Long moves between good edges to gain the big horizontal holds at 4m. Part 2 will continue to the top at V8/9, while a Vheavy sit start waits for they who can campus 1-6 | Black Hill | |||
V7 | ★ Victims of Crime
A traverse starting at Stugang and then linking into Clutch-Boing Link. FA: Andy Beckworth, 1997 | Norton Summit | |||
28 | ★ Pain and Frequency
FA: Mike Law | 18m | The You Yangs | ||
28 | ★★ (Codpiece Project)
| 17m | Joe Pike's 40 Acres | ||
27 | ★★ Chaos Theory
| 20m | Freycinet National Park | ||
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27 | ★★★ One Bed to the Left
Outstanding arete with some very technical moves. Rebolted 2011 (thank goodness). Start: 10m L of 'Clicke Crack' is the scarily exposed traverse which leads left to the main section 'Clicke Wall'. Start just L of the scary bit, under the L side of the obvious short arete. FA: Dave Jones. Bolted & attempted by Scott Camps., 1997 | 18m, 4 | Hollow Mountain (N & NE side of Mt. Stapylton) | ||
28 | ★★★ Brown Corduroy Trousers
This imposing line is on the wish list for many budding Frog-climbing gods! The stunning shallow corner swallows up RPs and micro cams. The upper section has two extremely thin and technical cruxes. Rap off the bolts. FA: Kim Carrigan., 1982 | 25m | Frog Buttress | ||
28 | ★★★ Cobwebs
Follow the overhung seam up the middle of the wall with a piton, from the diagonal follow up final crack then finish as for 'Astral Plane'. Start: On middle of right hand wall looking in. FA: Mark Moorhead, 1981 | 20m | Arapiles | ||
27 | ★★ Just Barely Breathing
FA: Ian B Anderson, 2009 | 60m, 3, 11 | Blue Mountains | ||
28 | Lord Gumtree (free version)
FFA: Steve Monks 2000-2004 | 280m, 8 | Mount Buffalo | ||
27 | ★★★ Litany of the Long Sun
A proper long and overhanging monster. The money pitch is 65m long, and overhangs more than 20m!!! Surely there isn't much like that in the Blueys at the grade? Suffice to say, you will get pumped. Rock quality is Bell-esque, so adjust stars accordingly.
FA: Paul Frothy Thomson, Simmo, Match & Rick Webb | 75m, 20 | Blue Mountains | ||
28 R | Cirque de Soleil
Headpointing comes to the mountains. First ascent was done using toprope rehearsal in order to clean and find the line. A ground-up ascent is possible just committing. Start on arete at base off steep gully and at the beginning of the left leading diagonal break. FA: Lee Cossey, 2004 | 30m | Blue Mountains | ||
28 | ★★ Locust Abortion Technician
Start as for Barad Dur. Once on the ledge step left so that you are below and 1m left of Barad Dur's crackline and climb directly up, staying within a metre of the crack. If you're on route the first bolt of Pizazz can be clipped prior to heading up but then you are relying on side runners in Barad Dur. FA: Simon Wilson, 1998 | 20m, 1 | Morialta | ||
27 | ★ Framed
Start up 'The Honeymoon is Over' then clip a bolt way out R. Swing R to the nose and up the wall past a PR. FA: Dave Jones & Richard Heap | 17m | Victoria Range | ||
28 | ★★ Use No Chooks
Stick-clip bolt, climb tricky start and straight up past several more FHs. Start about 12 metres right of Yesterday FA: Kim Carrigan, 1984 | 20m, 4 | Arapiles | ||
27 | ★★ Below The Belt
Stick clip high first bolt. A few thugy moves brings you to a sloppey ledge. Mantel then head left & up on good gear. FA: Mark mcgivern & Dylan Tubaro, Mar 2024 | 20m, 1 | Killiecrankie | ||
28 | ★★ Old Masters
This searing cracked arete is the best line at Asses Ear. Unfortunately hard trad routes are remarkably unfashionable and this has had minimal if any repeats. Start as for Triptych but instead of bailing off right at 15m keep climbing the crack direct. The crack fades and difficulty escalates at the top. FA: Steve Monks & Louise Shepherd, 1989 | 27m | Asses Ears Area | ||
28/29 | ★ The Thin Red Line
Excellent orange face with lots of tiny crimpers and several FHs. Bring wallnuts to size 7 to supplement the existing FHs. More bolts may be added later. FFA: Ingvar Lidman FA: Equipped by Steve Chapman, 2005 | 20m | Victoria Range | ||
28 | Superman
Previously a long standing open project that was speculated for years prior to its first ascent. Literally a 5m (hard) boulder problem. Start: Start between KK and AF. FA: Stuart Wyithe & Dave Jones, 1995 | 15m | Arapiles | ||
27 | Chill Pill
Face R of Handshake. At the second bolt (hard to clip) move L and into Handshake. The direct finish is an open project - maybe 30ish? FA: Gordon Poultney, 2011 | 15m, 4 | Arapiles | ||
27 | ★★★ Mirage
Variety! The famous HB dyno route as immortalized by Simon Carter's photos in the early 1990s. Take a full rack up to #2.5Fr, including Aliens, RPs, and sling runners (and/or double ropes) to minimise drag. Start as for Sirocco.
FA: Malcolm Matheson (pitch 1), 1990 FA: Quentin Chastagnier, 2013 | 35m, 2, 15 | Mt Stapylton Amphitheatre | ||
27 R | ★ Out of Pocket
Up Credit Crunch, then join MSTK for a few meters, then into cheque your pockets. FFA: Christopher Glastonbury, 17 Jun 2023 | 15m, 3 | Arapiles | ||
27 | ★ Genug
A few desperate bouldery moves. Face 10 metres right of Use No Chooks. FA: Kim Carrigan, 1984 | 15m, 2 | Arapiles | ||
27 | ★★ Quibble
FA: S. Bishoff | 20m | Killiecrankie | ||
27 | ★★ Gay Blade
All bolts were replaced a few years ago. Theres also 2 ring bolts at top of first pitch so you can low off also Set: M .Law & R. Tyson, 1988 | 50m, 2 | West Cape Howe | ||
27 | Giddy-Up Cowgirl
FFA: Julian Saunders, 2009 | 53m, 2 | Blue Mountains | ||
27 | ★ Detestes
Start between 'Orestes' & 'Plimsoll Line'. FA: Kim Carrigan, 1986 | 15m, 6 | Arapiles | ||
28 | ★★★ Ozymandias Direct (free version)
Wow.
FFA: Steve Monks, Jane Wilkinson & pitches 1-5, 1988 FFA: Steve Monks, Jane Wilkinson & pitches 4-9, 1995 NA: Lee Cossey & first continuous ascent, 2005 | 280m, 9 | Mount Buffalo | ||
28 R | ★★★ Fodiator
Continue up the steep arête of Exocet until it reaches the roof. Instead of traversing right, place some bomber gear and blast straight up just right of the arête. After some tricky moves, the difficulty eases and is protected by good RPs and wires. Move left and up the arête. FA: Jul 2017 | 47m, 2 | Freycinet National Park | ||
27 | ★ Security Jerks
As steep as they come. Start below the "Beware of this Block" message. Tricky slabbing just to the left of the original start via sidepull edges and slot avoids the use of the suspicious block. FA: Geoff Weigand, 1984 | 20m | Arapiles | ||
27 | ★★★ Passport to Insanity
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20
50m
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27
20m
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18
40m
"The best line in Australia...". Also notable for the fact that Nyrie Dodd's free ascent was the first Aussie female ascent of a grade 27. The second pitch roof-crack could hardly be in a better position. This is also a superb mixed climb at 20, M2 if the roof is aided. Sadly it is often under-estimated and the detritus of retreat is often evident. It is not a practice route. The start is rather obvious.
FA: K. Lockwood & J Friend, 1974 FFA: Nyrie Dodd, 1986 | 110m, 3 | Victoria Range | ||
27 | ★★★ Citizen Arcane
Obvious leaning crack line. One of the best traditional routes around. Take cams up to #3 C4. FFA: Chris Glastonbury, 2012 | 24m | Frederick Peak | ||
28 | Height of Fashion
Start just R of M. Up the thin crack to PR, with difficulty to good flake, then another hard move up L. Move R to easier climbing. FA: Kim Carrigan, 1982 | 20m | Arapiles | ||
28 | ★★★ Ozymandias (free version)
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23
25m
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28
52m
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25
30m
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24
35m
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22
30m
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22
35m
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19
15m
8
14
20m
9
10
25m
If you start at Big Grassy, pitches 4-9 make a great outing at 24 (and after the first 5m it's 22). You can abseil to Big Grassy direct with a single 150m rope (or via multiple abseils with 2 50m ropes if you know what you're doing). Start beneath the obvious clean shallow corner blasting up the highest part wall.
FFA: Steve Monks & Jane Wilkinson, 1989 | 270m, 9 | Mount Buffalo | ||
27 | ★ The Spooney Choss Monster
Spoonman across to Iron Man's anchor, continue up past 3 FH and start slinging like a cowboy to arrive at camp 3's belay. 5 slings and a small cam will suffice. FA: & Anthony Lidbetter, 13 Dec 2021 | 35m, 14 | Mt Coolum | ||
28 | ★★ Road to War
Start as for Long Knife, clipping the first bolt on the arete out right, and continuing up the offwidth/chimney until at the same height as the 2nd bolt. Traverse boldly right onto the arete to gain the 2nd bolt, then traverse boldly further right to gain the line of glue-in rings heading directly up the aesthetic arete. Large Wires and large cams #3, #4/#5 to protect the initial crack. Consider climbing on 2-ropes and dropping the first once you gain the 2nd bolt on the arete to avoid hideous drag from the trad-section. FA: Mark Polinski | 28m, 8 | Launceston (Cataract) Gorge | ||
27 | ★ The Fortress RHV
Start up Fortress to 2nd bolt, then right and up trying very hard to avoid going back L into the original (and better) version. FA: George Fieg (?), 1995 | 12m, 2 | Arapiles | ||
27 | ★★★ Repulsion
The face right of El Topo FA: Roland Foster, 1984 | 25m, 3 | Whanganui Bay | ||
28 R | Nightmare Merchant
Ben says it is hyperclassic. One look will make you think otherwise. The worst route in the area? The rock in the top half is terrible. Start about 60m right of the 'Junket Pumper' terrace. Walk along the path - not through the bush. FA: B.Cossey, 2002 | 7m | Blue Mountains | ||
28 | ★★ Lats Have Feelings Too
It's hard to say which is less repeated - 'Tjuringa', 'Akakage', or this. Once you see the line, you'll know why. A massive traversing affair that starts as for 'Common Knowledge' 2nd pitch, but then keeps heading left (under Akakage) to a (hard) crux lip encounter (very old bolt) and an outrageous headwall finish. Start: Start at the first belay of 'Common Knowledge'. FA: Kim Carrigan, 1984 | 25m | Arapiles | ||
27 | ★ Here Comes the Storm
A frustrating crux. The prominent middle crack-line on the orange wall. Stepped corner-crack to ledge. Step right and up line to a slippery crack (awkward to clip FH on left). After difficulties step left and up steep wall. FA: Glenn Tempest, 1990 | 22m, 1 | Victoria Range | ||
27 | ★★★ The Sorcerer
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22
10m
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25
15m
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27
40m
A mind-blowing line. The 3rd pitch climbs the arete left of the Free Route. The climbing is sustained and technically demanding.
Gear List: • Double set of cams from .2 to .5 camolots • 2x 30cm quick draws • 1x 60cm quick draw • 14x quick draws • single 60m rope and 1 x 120cm sling • A ton of Psyche! FA: Garry Phillips & Chris Coppard, 2015 | 65m, 3, 9 | Fortescue Bay | ||
28/29 | ★★ Hypochondria
start 7m right of Cadence. Up to the carrot, then trend right to join Stigmatised. FFA: Christopher Glastonbury, 4 Jul 2021 | 15m, 1 | Arapiles | ||
27 | ★ Compressor Route
Rarely repeated. A long route with a sting in the tail. Climb past BR and broken rock into scoop, then very bouldery move left across cave. At sixth ring bolt go right and direct up face past limestone like large pocket and micro edges through bulge. 9 RBs and chain lower off. FA: Nick McKinnon, 2002 | 20m, 9 | Briggs Bluff Area | ||
27 | Love That Pain
Start around R from T. Rightwards crack to rest, L into hanging groove (BR), orange wall then L arete. FA: Kim Carrigan & Steve Monks, 1985 | 40m, 1 | Arapiles | ||
28 | Is Your Kitchen Cooking Communists
Same desperate start as for The 'Bolshevik' connection but at second FH go straight up past a third FH to thin crack. FA: Nathan Hoette, 2003 | 12m, 3 | Arapiles | ||
27 | ★ Naja pitch 1
| 25m | Mt Stapylton Amphitheatre | ||
28 | ★★★ Dream Catcher
The outrageous roof crack so steep you climb downwards. Start: Traverse in from the left or climb 'Foreplay' then reset anchor at the back of the roof. Through offwidth crack which slowly tapers all the way down to nothing before opening up again and then up the headwall. FA: Ben Vincent, 15 Feb 2021 | 10m | Upper Gara Gorge | ||
27 | ★★ Akakage
Like its neighbours, a very rarely repeated route that drives straight through the belay of 'Common Knowledge'. 'Fantastic' position and great rock, but a ridiculously hard fingery crux that has baffled quite a few aspiring suitors. Two bolts protect the business. FA: Masanon Hoshina, 1988 | 30m, 3 | Arapiles | ||
27 | Boys That Grow Plump In The Night
Powerful climbing with a truly evil start, up thin flake to overlap. Looks good, bolts may need replacing. The second pitch could be an anti-climax though. Start: Start on wall left of prominent orange off-width corner at left end of crag.
FA: Glen Tempest, 1993 | 50m, 2, 5 | Victoria Range | ||
28 | ★★★ Red LIne
Steep hanging corner in prow on flawless red stone. Drop the clutch! 3 bolts then trad. FA: Malcolm Matheson, 2000 | 30m, 3 | Victoria Range | ||
27 | ★★★ ORANGE JAM
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27
20m
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19
37m
Orsum Rock And Nice Gear Everywhere - Just Ask Mikl (O.R.A.N.G.E. J.A.M.) The awesome crack 5m R of the start of Slipstream. Can be done in one pitch but be careful with rope length. This nook is surprisingly hot on sunny mornings; e.g. if the Boyce maximum is 7C with 30-50km/h W-SW wind, you will be too hot here in the sun. The route goes into shade about 1pm.
Walk 20m L and finish up pitches 3-5 of Slipstream. | 57m, 2 | Blue Mountains | ||
28 | Peaches (Free) | Wilyabrup | |||
28 | Mr Lifto
| NE Mt Zero Range | |||
27 | ★ Down To Zero
Short flake, then up wall past 2 RB and small gear to DRB. Start: Start on ledge 5m around R of MS. FA: Mark Moorhead & Jon Muir, 1981 | 10m, 2 | Arapiles | ||
28 | The Bolshevik Connection
Desperate start past bolt with insitu krab. After 2nd FH move left past another to finish as for Is Your Washroom Breeding Bolsheviks? The bolts are looking a bit cruddy. FA: Nathan Hoette, 2003 | 12m, 3 | Arapiles | ||
28 | Armageddon
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22
2
28
3
28
4
26
FA: Derek Thatcher, 2007 | 95m, 4, 20 | Homer Hut Area | ||
27 | ★★★ Yanick the Abel
Up chimney to ledge. Pull onto beautiful blank wall & boulder your way up the thin cryptic crack to the top. First ascent was in commemoration to Yanick Jean-legros & Andrew Abel - both loosing there lives in the mountains Set: Ryan Macpherson FA: Ryan Macpherson, 19 Mar 2023 | 20m | Gibraltar and Corin Road | ||
28 | ★★★ Slinkin' Leopard
Surely one of the best route names in the country. Start 3m R of 'The Fortress'. A slopey traverse R is protected by a bolt (stick clip). Up past two more bolts before heading L to the crack. Up more easily with trad gear and one more bolt to anchors. FA: Geoff Weigand, 1984 | 20m, 4 | Arapiles | ||
27 | ★★ String Theory
Start: Start as for AP
Adam Demmert and John Schmit climbed pitch 1 in 2009. The Adam and Malcolm did the second in 2014 FFA: adam demmert, jono schmidt & Malcolm Matherson, 17 Nov 2014 | 80m, 2, 8 | Victoria Range | ||
28 | ★ Mummy's Traditional Traverse
Start up Mummy's Old Carrots, clip the anchor and climb past the fixed nut into the crack below the roof. Follow this all the way until it fizzles out past multiple blobs of old coach screw. Back jump (consider re-aiding if too tired) to clean. Whispers amongst the local trees suggest that back in the day this was in the realm of 28/29 but someone local and wise may have some more solid information on this (as well as the real name and FA). | 30m | Killara | ||
27 | Lyrical Gangster
| NE Mt Zero Range | |||
28 | Cadenza Direct
Start just R of Aardvark original start. The black groove to the ledge, then the short steep thin crack above. FA: Ian Speedie & John McLean, 1966 FA: Alec Campbell, 1966 FFA: Dave Jones & Rich Heap, 1996 | 18m | Arapiles | ||
28 | ★★ Showstopper
One very, very hard move.. hence the name. FA: Paul Hoskins, 1999 | 27m, 3 | Arapiles | ||
27 | ★★★ Proleptic Decrepitude and Despair
Single 40m pitch overhanging ~12m, half on gear and half on bolts, starting from trad belay (BD #1 and #2) 6m left of the start of Two Nobodies. Up flake feature past 5 bolts. Hard moves off #0.75/#1 cams, then 3 more bolts of punchy climbing to #1, #0.4 and #4 cams to major horizontal. 2 more bolts leads to the upper crux, rising traverse left across a weird hanging feature (avoid trending right into death choss). #2/#3 cams in break below the final roof, then punch out the roof and overhanging prow on amazing pocket jugs, protected by #0.3 and #0.5 cams, leading to final mantle and anchor. Can escape the crag from here via P3 (22) of Two Nobodies. Gear: BD #0.3 to #4, with doubles of #0.75, #1 and #2. FA: Paul Frothy Thomson & Stephen Varney, 12 Sep 2021 | 40m, 9 | Blue Mountains | ||
27 | Revelations
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27
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26
3
25
4
20
FA: Derek Thatcher & Jamie Vinton-Boot, 2008 | 140m, 4, 19 | Homer Hut Area | ||
27/28 | ★★ Hot Chilli Beef
Thin and powerful. 6 rings and #3 Friend. Lower off last bolt. Not including unclimbed projects, this is the hardest climb in Nerriga. FA: Tony Barten & Andrew Bull | 20m, 6 | Nerriga | ||
28 | Straight Outta Compton
AKA Straight Outta Wackford. As for Wackford Squeers Direct, then arbitrarily follow the difficult C-shaped sickle to the L in the upper section (rather than the obvious line of least resistance). FA: Geoff Weigand. Carrigan had climbed the lower section on, 1985 | 25m, 3 | Arapiles | ||
28 | ★★★ Rough Trade
Classic test piece. Giles never really believed he could climb so hard. Start about 50m to the right after the waterfall. Still has some fragile rock; best to stick clip 1st bolt. Can be done only on the bolts, but a few cams are prudent (#1, 0.5/0.3, 3), as are rollers and extenders. 60m rope minimum. FA: G.Bradbury, 1987 FFA: lee cossey, 2004 | 30m, 7 | Blue Mountains | ||
28 | Here Comes the Hot Stepper
| NE Mt Zero Range | |||
27 | ★★ Les Memoires d'un Ane
Thin and glassy. Start 2m R of The Philosopher. Climb past 2 bolts, join The Philosopher, then at first horizontal traverse right to flake (FH) then up to anchor. FA: Jean-Marc Troussier, 1984 | 18m, 3 | Arapiles | ||
27 | ★★★ Bada boom
Climb Cut Short for a few metres until you can gain the hanging orange/grey wall to the left. Up this on delightful incuts, slopes, razors, and pockets to gain a series of beautiful pockets above an orange overlap. Make a span leftwards above the lip to pick up a vertical seam through a bulge then stagger over this to join Tapestry at the end of its traverse. Finish up Tapestry. FA: Ingvar Lidman, 2009 | 30m, 5 | Arapiles | ||
27 | ★★★ World Party
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21
20m
2
27
13m
3
24
20m
The stunning final pitch is one of the very best on the wall. Before you get there, there's a hard crux on the 2nd pitch. The hanging 2nd belay is best avoided by linking pitches 2 and 3, while pitch 2 is easily worked from the ground if you have a recalcitrant belayer. Start on the elevated ledge, 7m R of the top of the boulder and just R of the small tree, at a short fat flake on the slab.
FA: Peter Cresswell (1), Andy Pollit (2 & 3), 1990 | 53m, 3, 9 | Mt Stapylton Amphitheatre | ||
26 - 28 | ★★★ Quarryman open open open project
Open open open! Someone come a tick this classic crack! Bring your A game. It's propa hard. The double bolts at the bottom of the line should be chopped as the line goes on gear the whole way. Set: Simmo | 18m | Kiama | ||
27 | ★★ Model Phantom
Thin stuff. Up 'Blue-Eyed and Blond' then veer left into the crack of Mysteries. Undercling the crack to gain gravelly crimps past two bolts, then easier ground above. FA: Geoff Weigand., 1985 | 25m, 2 | Arapiles | ||
27 | Fatted Calf
| 30m, 4 | Arapiles |