Vías en Noosa National Park para grado seleccionado

Sit start up the arete. Finish matched on obvious hold below the choss.

Starting just to the right of TCC, this climbs the blocky and steep arete. Climb up to ledge on right, then tackle the hard step accross move. From here to top.

Up the slightly overhanging corner, plug in gear and then go up on jugs to a rest stance, then right and up to nice top out. Watch for loose blocks. May have been climbed before 2019.

Start 2 metres to the left of Grommet on the slighly overhung face, with an attractive crack at the top. Climb the steep jugs until you pull onto a ledge. Put some bomber gear in then blast up the crack.

Straight up the red wall to the right of BD.

Sit start. Match both hands on low ledge. Up to undercling under roof, and then top out over the flake.

Start at corner, then move slightly right and up prominent red streak.

Follow the line of most resistance on the mini arete.

Above the right hand end of the platform is the prominent black bulge just to the left of the arete. Climb up and through the bulge, then keep to the crack and finish at the tree.

As your back is towards the headland, listen for the swells breaking around it and then reaching up the Devils Gullet for your feet. A nice line similar to Eagle Ray Arête.

Fantastic climbing straight up finger, fist, and hand cracks to the top.

It has it all, overhang, jugs, cracks, thin face...Head up the side of the first roof. Head through the overhang using the jugs and cracks, then move onto the face. Mantle onto the ledge with the pigface. Head straight up on thin face moves to top out.

Grade needs to be confirmed Straight up through the roof aka “the shredder”, extremely committing. After the roof the next bit of gear is not until you reach the crack. Once through the roof easily jam the finger/hand crack all the way to the top.

Step right from the platform and follow the intimidating looking arête through the devils teeth to the top. Avoid coming on to the main faces either side. Big winds add another dimension! I cannot stress this enought, go straight up through the overhanging bulges, it is the best and easiest route - refer to photo

Hard, thin start which is (just about) protected by some low gear, leads to much easier moves. Potential for ground falls and top out is loose. Make sure you back up the tree belay with trad gear.