Vías en Gold Coast para grado seleccionado

Slightly contrived, but great fun up the arete between COTW and Amazon, always staying clear of the two cracks. A couple of thin, cruxy moves to jug. Continue up arete to ledge on a variety of interesting holds. Scramble up to top.

Sit start lay back and follow the obvious crack all the way up to the rail.

Start 2m L of Walk the plank. Sit start with a good L hand jamb/side pull. Up and R, then straight up on jugs. Top out.

Crouch start low and do a long move up into a small jug then straight up.

Crouch start the obvious jugs and traverse left. Climb the blunt arete.

left heel hook start,look at photo and follow the line!

Traverse from Left side to highest point on the Right. Start sit started on a shelf. Probably the best problem here.

Second line from the left. Sit start on very cool telephone jug. Long move RH to side pull (in the crack) and straight up for jugs. Brush the top on inspection first. Walk off descent.

Middle problem - Left of PAQ. This one has a little more thinking involved. Start sit-started and power up. The crack on the Left is out.

Tallest line on the boulder, 2nd from the right. Start at the bottom of a little pit at the base of a left trending crack. Start as low as possible on jugs and figure out a way to drop knee and not wreck your knee caps on a long move to a good edge in the midway break. Keep focused for the mantle.

The lonely Big rock on the beach 5 meters from the little cave. Heel hook all the way mental finish.

Previously established classic long traverse going left from the side pull left of Miami Slicer around bulge (Crux) and along easy jug line staying low for full value to corner - V2 for the round trip. Underclings only version an open project.

Sit start straight up. Very sharp rock.

Sit start follow the crack, keep moving left, top out at the end of the crack.

The bloc to the right of Ish. Start in a sit with high LH and low RH crimp. Straight up

Sit start on two small jugs, then move up and slightly left through the roof to mount.

Starts low on obvious jugs at the base of the break. Pretty nice.

Starts as for MB, but heads out right along shelf-like feature, before rocking up to huge jug and rejoining MB at it's top.

Same boulder as Miami break on the left, Sit start heel hook,

Come to the markets, have a bit of fun. Starts opposite MB on the obvious holds and heel hook. Up the feature to slab finish.

Sit start on small crimps then move straight up and over the lip.

Starts where the track narrows between a tree and the cliff. Starts up a corner then continues up the face.

Climb to the base of the steepness and lower-off autolocker and long permadraw.

Bolted with FH's and finishing at DUBB. Can be used to access The Sun Bowl sector.

Some people find it that way! 3m R. FH's.

Black streak at belayers 12 o’clock trending the roof cracks right side corner. (for added adventure: clip & punch past the anchors, clip another lone UB then step left into Ruby Princess for it’s ridge top finale. 30m rap... Stopper.Knot.Your.Rope!)

Just to the right of Tomahawk. Easier than it looks, the good holds keep coming. A good warm up.

Starting up the hill and around the bulge. Traverse left from last bolt to the anchor which is shared with 'Pro Skub'.

Start in Aslan

Three nuts for aid at 12m.

1. 19 39m Faaawk (sic). (bolt runner)

2. 12 13m Right and up into the easy chimney.

[Historical Note: Fred From died on Everest in the mid 90s looking for his friend who had just fallen to his death. Fred would have climbed at the Wafers in bare feet, his way of climbing!]

Surprisingly spicy (feels like 20), a great test piece for a solid head game. From the midway ledge at the small roof there is no pro for 5m as the chimney narrows to offwidth, then get two pieces in before running out the last several metres of slightly overhung offwidth to a hanging tree belay, or use the fixed anchors of Temporal Displacement 2.5m to the left of the tree. A little chossy and adventurous but this is the Wild Side!

This is a variant start to Pop Rocket and shares the same anchor. Balancey moves with slopey crimps most of the way. Interesting clip at second so be careful. Recommend stick clip the first bolt.

Starts on the upper level left and behind the main pillar. Climb the thin vertical crack in the dihedral and follow the crack as it starts to tend right at the tuft of grass passing large pockets to a slabby break. Continue up the small slab where the crack once again becomes a dihedral this time slightly overhanging (unseen from the ground). Take a deep breath and punch through the crux to a hanging tree belay.