Ascensiones en Glasshouse Mountains teniendo Beta

Start was a fuckin circus act.

Another approach at this one. No one on the mountain.

After a bit of experimenting around the mountain, I spotted this line and thought it climbable. The route itself was a bit tricky with loose rock here and there.

Crimp ,pinch,deadpoint. I have no skin left.Ouch.

before I knewm what a rope was!! with M Lohery

First recorded ascent

Judged the line and then free climbed.

lead p 1& 2, watch the loose rock!

Onsighed pitches 1,2,4. Clean second on pitch 3. One fall above second FH on headwall of pitch 6. Pitch 4 is inspiring.This why people climb.

with D.Rush. Led 2nd& 4th.

Great Climb, Run out between FH. Mis read desc for start of last pitch, made life difficult and added 4m fall, from landing spot found proper start of pitch and cursed myself, finished easily.

Onsighted first, thrid (crux) and fifth pitches, seconded the others. Great adventure route with some loose rock to keep things interesting. Took around 8 hours to climb the route, topping out on dusk.

Lee and I worked hard to put up this route. Way special to tick this as a first ascent.

cool sporting new route...

A pretty major new route. Check out the trip report

only did the first few pitches so cant comment on overall quality..

A fun outing. Mostly good rock, with a few exciting runouts. Went to the top of the mountain for a lark.

4 More bolts and it would have been a safe 17 instead of a 21.

With Brendan, Nice route. Some runouts, but usually on easy ground. I led p 1,4,6 and half of p 2. Got a bit off route on p2 and ended up breaking the pitch into two to deal with the killer rope drag.

The first pitch isn't inspiring but from half way through the second until the very end it's high quality fun all the way. Scott lead most of it while I lead the crux pitch.

Bailed at the top of the third due to getting late and forgetting to bring torches.

Excellent day out. Made a bit more exciting by being dive bombed by a peregrine falcon on pitch 3. Worth avoiding in breeding season as those birds attack you like they want to kill you - actually they probably do.

Both climbed clean to the top of the 3rd pitch, then bailed in the rain. It would be nice to revisit on a winters morning.

Fantastic day out and agree with Ryan's sentiments that this is a contender for the best multi on the moutain. Consistent quality throughout. The second pitch does wander a little bit to stay protected and is definitely heady but I thoroughly enjoyed the lead and the climb overall. The crux move of the climb is a solid 21 and the crux on the 4th pitch must be one of the best moves on Tibro. A must do for any climber who enjoys a little adventure

Pulled a large microwave plus sized block off the 6th pitch whilst hugging it. Need to invest in brown pants. Happy to be alive.

I didn't log any airtime on this route, but it was nevertheless an exciting outing. Onsighted and led all pitches. Typical Tibro: route finding challenges, solid rock mixed with choss, bolts and a lack thereof. If I were to do the climb again, I might stop after pitch 4 and rap, as this makes for a more sustained and continuous line.

Fantastic! Sustained, with good variety on the pitches. The bush scrambles weren’t the most fun, and the recent storm has made the going rough to scramble up to the summit after pitch 6.

Great climb, really technical and varied the whole way. Every pitch had something to offer. Apart from P5, there's nothing easy - the 19s didn't feel any easier than the 21 for me. Used cams metolius 00 to friend #1 (though I did ignore some bigger cracks), and also used a few small/medium wires. Need to be mindful of rope drag, particularly pitches 1-3. Led 1, 2, 3, 4 & 6.

Chill day of seconding. Onsighted all pitches but doesn’t count bc seconding obviously. Highlight was that epic jam section at the end of pitch 4.

This is a chossy maze! The 21 is a one move wonder and the highlight for me was the hand jams crossing the chimney before topping out.

Fantastic

First 4 pitches to approach overexposed

A great adventure for a summer afternoon. Definitely a classic tibroesk type of climb. Wicked

Pitch one is average due to rock quality, but WOW the rest is epic!!

Up there with the best tibro has to offer! Halfnuts were great on the trad pitches. Pitch 6 was definitely the psychological crux on the way to the chains!

Solid climb, even though we had to dodge some questionable blocks. Started around noon when the climb was completely in the shade and was very pleasant temps on a 35-degree day. Overshot the first rap on the way down and got some extra climbing in on a chossy wall. lol. Amazing day out, thanks Antoine Chandonnet aka Chanderoo for being awesome.

Great afternoon in excellent company, with some unexpected adventures in the dark to finish the day! The route takes you on a mostly slabby but varied journey up the Gorilla’s shoulder (with a chance to poke at one of its eyeballs). We placed less than 10 pieces of gear on the whole thing – bolts are where you need them and running it out is not too bad if you trust your slab climbing. Kudos to Wendy for a bold trad lead and an unanticipated FA in a chossified gully at sunset!