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From the finishing hold of Pork Platter make two nice moves out the roof to the feature, then two tough moves up and to the right, then finish on the obvious jug in the break.

Line up right side of slab. Start over ankle breaking rock up faint groove to join edges that increase in size with height.

Technical smearing, padding and slabbing at its best. Very sequency with every move harder than previous.

This is the route that starts at V0 "What am I doing here?" - 4 U-Bolts + Anchors.

Start low on the right-facing layback flake and move left and up. A long move with an interesting landing gains the lip and, with a shift in style and a cool mantle, the summit.

Start as for Bing, then move right and up on slopey and not thoroughly clean holds, in the process avoiding Elvis' jugs.

Quite probably a re-clean and mistaken re-claim of Thing (V3). Start from the slopey ledge, move right to the long rail, boost to the the dish then make for the mantle.

From the two perfect slots in the middle of the roof, come out and match on the broken slopers.

Start on some crozzly edges beneath the overlap/seam/crack. Go up to some more suspect edges and then go left to the obvious holds. Be very careful.

Climb Falling Leaves to the big hold under the rooflet. Match hands, undercling the rooflet and go to the top. Way more fun and scary if you are short.

Climb the short blunt arete. It is good and much harder than it looks.

Start in the low break and blast out the roof, finishing in the higher break.

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Sit start in the scoop. Move up to the flake then trend left to top out.

Sit start the same as Mega Mantle but only with the small black sloper.

Climb the face to the left of The Breach. Techy moves up horizontal cracks and pockets to a sloper finish. Arete is out.

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The undercut corner on chipped holds.

7m right of Megatron. From good low holds, use a right facing feature and a big move to get the top. Mauricio Chino

Boulder up the wall past a manky BR. Good DBB on top for toproping.

Same as HLMM Move up, but instead of mantling the lip, move right till established in two obvious pockets. Then go for the top and over.

Start in the gully (kind of weird start). Climb the shallow corner on good holds.

Start low in the break, go to the slot/edge and up over the bulge to the top. A very good boulder. Tyrone Clements Will Schubert

Use the low break to gain the big hole in the middle of the wall. us this to get to some quite slopey holds and rock on. There is a diagonal incut to help you at the end. Feels hard but once you work it out it's pretty good fun.

Just to the right of a big block is a seam/overlap. Climb this. Technical and balance reliant. Powerful. Be careful of the block and pointy tree. This is an excellent problem.

At the end of the high break are some black streaks and left of these are some small slopey edges. Use these and some good looking but hard to use foot holds to get to the pocket at the left side of the break. Go straight up not using the rest of the break. Easier for the tall.

Climb the black layaways up the orange scoop. Undercling the top of the scoop and go right to big holds. Trend right keeping it together at the top. A good overhang.

Up the slab then dyno to the higher hidden sidepull

A one move wonder, that's even harder no the hold has broken. From the undercling and the side pull jump your feet on and fire away.

Unique and fun feature climbing. Start matched on good rail under layback crack. Move up the layback then transition to the other size, via some tricky moves. walk off to right side.

Stand start on the lowest jug on the lip of the roof. Head up from here.

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Start on big hole and straight up.

The original line starts standing with left hand at elbow height and right hand on the right arete. Head straight up the centre to top out slightly left of the tip.

A sit-start was added in 2022 which starts two hands low on the left arete and heads out to the right arete before continuing as the stand start. Adds some difficulty, so probably V5/6.

Sit start at BRAD MAM, go out to jug on BRAD BRAD and traverse back to the BRAD BRAD start hold then up BRAD.

Sit start on the prow and work your way up and top out. The separate block on the right is off.

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Kneel start using sloper rail holds above the lip only. Feet anywhere. (Sitstart using all holds is v4).

Sit start just left of the small boulder, at the trapped block underneath the route (trapped block is out). Left hand in pocket, right hand on shallow crescent with the 3 dimples left of it. Up and trending left to top out as for SC.

Sit start as for GTG. Go very slightly right and top out.

From the jug in the eye of the wormhole, straight up to the sloper ridge with plants. Topout option might be possible when dry

Open project. Easy start through sandy jugs to gain flake. Crux section through next 2 bolts to anchors. Grade 18 down low if all the holds don't get ripped off. Belayers stay sharp and beware of sandstone meteors

Up to BR just above lip, traverse left then follow 3 BRs to the top. All of the bolts are very badly weathered.

Start: At far left hand end of main wall.

Blunt arete with ring bolts.

Start: 7m left of Mail Sorter.

1. Step off small boulder, right to small cave, over roof on bad flake, right along lip to corner, up wall and roof to crappy BB.

2. Delicately up left.

Huge initial move than traverse to the left and exit as for GJ.

Start on the sandy jug, head left via athletic moves on nice holds. Exit as for Crodyno.

Start on the right side of the scoop, follow the obvious ramp and exit as LF. V3 if using exit of NN.

Start as for VDV but continue straight up in the roof and exit as for LF.

As for B but continues without the boards (no mid height ledge).

Big jump from two crimps. Very nice.

Sit start with two good crimps. From the jug move a bit to the left with pinches.

Sit start just left of the main headwall, under the small corner system. A couple of small crimps with a big first move. Often wet and impossible unless dry. One of the best problems in the entire crag, maybe even sydney

The name says everything about the history of this climb! Start on the last conceivable piece of rock on the right side before it undercuts and turns to choss. Was originally led in two pitches?! Rebolted 2008.

Start: Up and left past RB then jugs to big ledge. Over rooflet, a bit right then back left to gain left facing small corner. At the top of this blast straight up the face above to lower-off. Original route headed left from the small corner and up past some 'interesting' fixed pegs that are still visible.

Start on the sloper marked Owen Gibson, move right and up.

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Hard death route unless it gets rebolted. 1m right of SS. Head up and slightly right past break and corroded BRs. Continue to roof and finish up cracks.

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2m right of PtC.

Heads up the right hand edge of the black streak. Traverse right to line (BR) then blast straight up the wall passing BRs.

Multipitch climb with ancient protection and even less natural protection. Start about 25 m R of Acute What on white choss wall. Below and just left of the corner in the middle of the east facing wall.

1. 6m Up to ledge (manky BB).

2. 19m (25) Head up to corner, passing loose block (manky BR and cams). Head up the wall just right of the corner, tending right over the void (rusty BRs; take a wire to protect the second). Manky BB for the belay.

6m left of Wag's Effort, below jug on lip.

A major thrash through 4 roofs and a mid-life crisis. Muscle up and leftward past bird crap, glued on holds and 9 RBs.

2m right of Wag's Effort.

Swarm up arete, balancy over roof with unique suction move, then up wall past a thin crux. 6 RBs to double RB lower off.

Big, feels like El Cap after the other sports climbs in the area. Climb up with increasing difficulty to a bridging session then a pair of rooflets and finish at the 8th ring, a 50m rope just reaches.

A short double roof crux. Start 10 L of Hot Axis up high, head up leftwards, thru roofs and up, 6 rings.

Maximum pump for the grade.Also sandy and scary at times. Start at the R end of the wall, up wall past 3 rings to ledge, up past another and into cave. Clip ring on lip and move R 1m and up overhung line to top.

Eventual exhaustion, Start, 1m L of R, cave to start.

Big corner about 60m north of The Last Wave. corroded gear and rotting flakes

4m left of S. Up the blank corner.

Just left of the arete, about 8m right of FF. ABout 30m R of the abseil.

1. 20m (23) Up and right (BR) then up and left (BR) to flake. Continue up to rounded hold (BR) then head diagonally right (BRs) to crack. Up to ledge.

2. 20m (25) Right out roof then left over bulge and continue left (stance). Blast over roof and up wall above to belay in V corner (BBs and cams).

3. 20m (21) Head diagonally right to slabby corner (as for FF).

great climbing, needs a rebolt and the horizontal shattered pillar reinforced or removed. Start at the ledge at the bottom of the abseil a few meters R of Duelling Biceps. Up to BR, then move right and crank straight up wall (BRs).

From the top of the corner on P2, move R 2m and through roof

Sit start.

The original line sit starts on left jug sidepull and right ergonomic sloper (about half way up boulder). Up to lip and mantle.

A lower start was completed at the end of 2022 which adds 3 harder moves (shown by dotted line in topo). Start left hand in undercling hueco and right hand on far right sloping side pull. Make difficult moves to reach the right-hand good sloper before continuing as the original line. Probably V5/6.

Sit start and up the steep leaning prow edge. Stop before broken out hole. Top out possible but not recommended (loose rock).

Start below 'The Extractor' and move right and up. Avoid using holds on the edge of cave or break from '2/3' to stay on route. Punchy.

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Harder variant: Climb with no heels or feet in the left scoops.

Start as '6' but dyno straight up to the lip and top out.

Just right of "Walk in the Park", up the good holds to the obvious crux and committing top out.

Big holds and bigger moves to the left of "The Piesker/Child Overhang".

The same as No.6 - from the match holds head right and dyno to the lip.

8 to 10 metre traverse. Stand start left to right. done right to left makes it a tad easier but not as good. Also a sit start below the stand start from a right three finger pocket and left under cling pinch.

Crimpy eliminate. Beautiful prob requires a touch of finesse. All the big holds are out for hands and feet. Accept the hold at the top of the wall. Total classic

From the big jug 3rd of the way along the wall traverse right through the blank arch and the pounce to the lip

Compression start in south side of cave, follow west upper edge across and over north pillar.

Start East side of northan pillar under cave. Follow up left through the crimps, top out finish.

Start with both hands on the spotty sidepull. Work your way up to the big pinch in the middle. Mantle up on to the ledge and work your way up to the final rail.

Find the rusty crack. Sit start on the good juggy rail to the right of the rusty crack. Work your way towards and up the rusty crack. Finish on the rail at the top of the rusty crack. Rusty crack

Note: the rusty crack is quite flaky. Stay off the parts that are likely to break.

Start with one hand in each of the vertical drill holes. Work your way up and to the left to the two high pinches. Finish on the big sloper.

Found to the right of Torque About it.

Start on the two good slanted jugs. Work your way left and up. Finish on the crimp above the big vertical drill hole.

Start on the same holds as Drill Sergeant. Work your way right and up. Finish on the crimpy rail.

Up the drillhole jugs to a committing finish

Dyno 1.4m from one drill hole to the next. That's it. Dyno grade's a guess, static at V2-3.

Same as for Perfect Fit but when you get to the start of the flake reach out left and grab a small hold and then pop up to the big hole matching hands and continue on to the left possibly topping out through the crack (This needs cleaning).

Start with both hands on the ledge/rail. Move diagonally left to reach the top there. Much harder if you are short.

This bit of rock is really solid and free from choss. It also has a 20 degree overhang.

Start as for Nervous, traverse right on the blank wall. 3 m past the arête, move up with a big reach to the chipped square that once held a timber beam. Top out onto the ledge above the chipped-out rectangle and downclimb.

Starts to the right of "Slippery When Wet" on two small bad crimps, cross left to a two finger pocket then a mono and you're at the first bolt. Continue on up from here.

Starts out with a one finger pocket