Routes in World for selected grade

Delightful. Start just right of a detached little pinnacle and just left of Edgell Gerber at a shallow corner.

The deep crack.

Start 20m right of Melville's Cave.

A quirky ramble that is very enjoyable. There was a serious accident on this climb a couple of years back, showing that a lapse of concentration can get you hurt anywhere. Start at the foot of the chimney-gully.

1. 32m (4) Climb diagonally rightwards up the easy wall to large ledge.

2. 13m (6) Scramble 5 metres to next ledge and take vague corner-weakness 4 metres right of arete to summit. This summit has also been reached by the wall on the opposite side of the block, from within the chimney; much harder and not recommended.

3. 15m (6) Downclimb from summit, step across chimney then up wall to main summit.

Up the crack.

Start: Start under the L crack on the main face.

Start on the slab 5m L of 'Arete'.

Follow the line of 8 RBs to the DBB. An excellent beginner sport lead with easy but fun climbing and plenty of bolts to get those clips dialled.

Discontinuous cracks.

Start: Start just L of 'Revolver Crack'.

The easiest climb on the cliff. Wander up the line of least resistance to the right of RAA. It's also a good way to get to Plume Ledge quickly.

The steep orange corner facing L.

Start 0.5m R of OC.

Crack to horizontal break, then go 2m right and up crack.

Start: 1m left of small cave on the grey wall just left of the descent gully.

The crack with a hard start.

Start at the right side of the grey wall.

The chimney.

Start: Just R of 'Cartridge Arete'.

A nice little line. Start up the left edge of the orange wall, then step right and proceed up the weakness on good holds.

Layback for 5m then step right into crack.

Start: Start 5m right of 'Cobb & Co'.

Not as good as first thought but not bad and shady for most of the day. Usually done in one pitch.

Start below the right of two obvious weaknesses right of Acapulco Gold.

1. 12m (7) Follow line to good ledge on right.

2. 18m (7) Step left then up line. When gully is reached, either climb easy wall on right or traverse easily right on narrow ledge to rap anchor of Serpent.

Move left to the sparsely protected smooth wall facing the road.

Start: As for 'Deck Gully' but move left and up, finishing past the small overhang.

Pitch lengths are definitely inflated

Start: Up chimney just right of 'Sox Glo' and 'Poxbow'

1. 33m (6) The chimney is climbed all the way to the ledge.

2. 25m (6) The steep little 6m wall on the L to a large ledge. Move L and continue up the clean arete/rib to a small airy belay stance.

3. 32m (6) Traverse L (tending slightly down) past the chimney and around the exposed arete. Step across the chimney and continue to a roomy ledge and cave.

4. 20m (6) Crux pitch! Wander up through the easy cave/chimney to exit conveniently in the descent gully behind the Omega Block. Note the original 30m last pitch, reversed the last 4m of the traverse and climbed up the juggy groove to the top. This is very mossy and doesnt add much to the route.

A good climb for beginners to follow as protection is limited. Start 2 metres left of V-corner of Pete Made Us Do It.

Up the wide crack to halfway then up the juggy R arete to the top.

Start: Start at the wide crack just R of 666.

Worth the effort to see the view. Start on the left side of the easy-angle slab. Take the short slab and crack to the right arete, then up this to the top. There is now a triple bolt belay/rap station.

Not a bad lead with enough gear in horizontal breaks (take cams) and interesting moves in between.

"The climbers were so thick they were like ordinary trees". Good to do if the other routes are busy though there could be a bottleneck on the last pitches of 'Tiptoe Ridge'.

Start: Start below big right-facing corner system.

1. 30m (5) Up easy slab to rock rib just right of corner. Belay in gap between main face and small pinnacle.

2. 10m (1) Wander across left to a stance closer to the corner where the 'Tiptoe Ridge' buttress meets the main face.

3. 50m (6) 'Excellent' climbing up the corner to the notch behind the 'Tiptoe Ridge' pinnacle.

4. 50m (4) Finish up the last 2 pitches of 'Tiptoe Ridge'.

The traverse has commitment , exposure and dramatic views. It takes a full day. In full summer conditions, the route is a mostly long rock scramble with steep sections, however snow and ice increase the difficulty. For pitching, bring a 60m rope with a small rack and plenty of long slings. An ice axe is necessary in winter conditions. Take plenty of water, there is none en route.

Long and sustained at the grade. Amazingly neglected considering the hordes which swamp the much smaller 'Back Wall' only 20m away.

Start: Start 3-4m L of SiS beneath the deep black corner/crack up high.

Start: Ledge to the right of the descent ladder remnants.

Pleasant access route to the big terrace.

Blunt, slabby arete starting 10 metres right of Beau Geste.

The access pitch for the next 5 climbs. Start from bunch of small trees. The obvious low angle slab leading left across the middle of the wall to a rap chain.

Fun but short.

Start: About 15m west of "Mookie" is a 15m high pillar that's hard to miss. This route climbs the south (easiest) side. Appears to be a direct version of 'Moomba'.

Stand start below the so-called crack-like thingy.

Etwas rechts der Südkante hoch und über Band Traverse nach rechts zur Verschneidung. Über Verschneidung zu großer Höhle (Ring) und in ihr über Kamin zum Gipfel (linke Seite). In der Höhle nachholen.

Stand start with good edges, climb the face.

Double ring top rope anchors installed. Access cautiously from top. Tim Booth V-groove left of 'Crawdad'

Around the right side of the boulder facing uphill.

Easy stand start. SDS goes at about V3.

6m right of G. Up easy slab. 2BRs to double BB.

The major corner-chimney bounding the left side of the black slab, mainly climbed on the slab.

The wall between 'Cartridge Arete' and 'Cartridge Chimney'.

Beautiful, easy face.

Stand start with good holds, climb the wide arete.

Stand start pulling up on horizontal fault and follow the line to the top out.

Sit start and climb the arete on its right side.

Start 6m to the right of "Crack and Jugs", at the base of a column-like ridge. Climb up the right side of the ridge in a wide dihedral to a small maple tree (8m). Face climb straight up to anchor.

Stand start and climb the short face into the runnel.

Middle of wall, topout on jug to the right.

Climb the easy-angled jug-haul up the face to the right of the chimney that "Shealyn's Way" climbs.

Rarely done but looks ok.

Start: Start 5m L of WR.

Sit start. Easy climbing straight up the arete to a top out.

Up the open corner crack at the left hand end of the wall.

Marked 'CGA'. Pretty standard juggy climbing up to ledge, through mini rooflet, then up face crack above.

Start at the far left side, use the good holds and ledges to top out through the corner.

Popular for beginners. Very easy, and a good first lead on natural protection. It is the widest crackline which is located 1.5m L of the arête. Belay from "SIASSB" anchor.

Up left on rounded rail

As you walk into the Courtyard, there is a slab on the right which leads to a narrow chimney. Inside the chimney there is an obvious curving flake. Up this to the top.

2m right of PLE. Sit start. More easy climbing up another prominent arete.

The corner R of 'Shedidit'

Von Südosten Kamin in Winkel zu Absatz. Anfangs spreizend schräge Wand und Kamin zG.

The chimney to the R of SAS. Completely disgusting, but good if you're into that kind of sick perverted thing.

Starts same crack as for Selwyn Slag Heap but vere right at long diagonal crack and continue to top

Up the crack on the arete.

Start: Start at the arete R of GitP.

Some fun slab surfing. Not the best landing so bring a spotter.

Über AW auf Block, diagonal linkshaltend über Wand zum Absatz, an der dortigen Kante Wand zum 2. Absatz und AW zum Gipfel.

Climbs an obvious wide chimney to a bit of a roof, exit on the left.

An easy 5m crack for quick free solo (or trad, if falling in the water isn't your thing) access to Shit Line, Prairie Dog & Hung Like A Sewer Rat.

Easier than scrambling back up, around, and down the cliff.

A variation to "An Easy Stroll". Climb up the dihedral on the left side of the column-like ridge. Exit as for "An Easy Stroll". Top anchor.

Von Süden oder Norden zum höchsten Punkt der Einschartung zwischen südöstlich vorgelagertem Block und Turm. Riss, Wand rechtshaltend und Rinne zG.

On the back of the Kite Runner boulder, 5m south of Flat Crack, climb the short, uphill face. Sit start.

Stand-start. Move up on jugs.

Stand on rock. Climb straight up though great holds.

Climb up L of the staghorn on the downhill side of the boulder. A nice little slab to get your confidence up if you're new to the game!

The obvious large diagonal crack on the western side of 'T-shirt Gully'

Start: From the large ledge at the base of the crack.

Stand-start.

Sit start using right side of crack only

Start 1 m right. Wandering line of least resistance to the corner and finish up this to top out. Anchor from baluster 6 and 7.

anstatt abzuseilen kann auf der Ostseite über ein kurzes überhängendes Wandl abgeklettert werden, die Schwierigkeit erhöht sich somit auf 3.

Chimney up between the isolated rock and cliff face.

Stand start at near the decent tree, and traverse the entire boulder. About the same grade regardless of height above the ground.

Even further up and right, there is another crack angling slightly right as it goes up past a tree. Not often climbed.

Start as for FO but trend diagonally left on juggy holds to finish on CP.

4m right of Boots And All. There may be two ferns in a crack here. Up to small roof and over this.

Rechts in der Nordwestseite bei Rissspur zu Band. Geneigte Wand zG.