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Mantle up into scoop on the lowest and easiest looking part of this boulder.

Up featured arete, found on the boulder directly behind “The Brain” stand starting on other small boulder. Watch the fall into the chasm

Up the high slab on positive edges. Arete is in.

Jump to jug or scramble up tree to get up onto the wall. Head up the extremely high and easy slab on very solid rock. Maybe dirty when out of season. More like soloing a grade 12 climb.

Up slab in middle of boulder. Quite nice and short. Arrrd with a tricky sit slap move.

Stand start with nice crimp LH and either pop RH to high sidepull jug or be tall, easy climbing up the middle of this wall, traversing the flake feature left and up.

Opposite 'Spiral of Silence'. Stand start with easy flake feature - which takes you up the wall to a vegetated top out.

Stick to the left side of the boulder towards the arete.

Up the featured wall on jugs and edges.

Climb the left arete on good holds, Only the mental game can stop you here.

Walk into the chimney behind Tufarete, starting 2m deep, grovel your way up and out and into the hole. Walk out from here.

Engaging moves up the slightly friable slab using the big undercling, while it's still there.

Nice slabbing. Start at the good footer with RH in vertical seam.

10m right of Scimitar.

1. Step off block to high FH, up water runnel/shallow pockets to second and third FH. Trad belay.

2. Continue up crack and flakes. Walk off.

Nice.

Start: Start on the right wall.

Starts at the third orange streak around from Dribbly Drop. Pull onto a bolt on the block on the left. Up past this to a second bolt in a slight bulge before heading left a bit into the scoop. Step back right to a third bolt and continue to the top passing a fourth bolt along the way.

Two metres left of Mozartiana up flake to bolt. Move right then diagonally left to the top. Take the RP’s.

Don’t bother with the rack and don’t fall off now, ya hear? Boulder the start two metres right of Charapace and head straight up.

Short route up L of New Paths. On the left hand wall opposite the layback corner, two metres right of old gum. Up and right to bolt, then steeply to a second. Up and left, then back right to finish at tree belay. Dick Henderson and Scott Camps April 1986

This is the offwidth crack in the southern section of Turtle rock. The cliff face is facing north. It is detached from all other climbing sections. The crack starts at flaring hand jams , passes through a small lip, and opens into an off width. Crux is getting through the lip. Top out and easily walk up a Three bits of vegetation remains in the crack. Belay from an excellent gum tree.

First ascents unknown. Reestablished by Dave Os and Jacinda

40 metres down the gully from Grena to the end of the wall on the right. There is a long ripple in the middle of the wall.

Deep breath and up to bolt at seven metres in bulge. Up and left to top. Bolt belay well back in left hand corner.

Shares the same 2 first bolts with #6. Start 2m Right of arete, up to flake, passing 2 BRs on face, follow this flake/weakness out Right & up to Chain Belay.

Start 2m Right of arete, up the face passing 2 BRs to horizontal crack (cam), continue up arete passing 2 more BRs to chains. (Shares CB with #5 & 7.)

Start: a few meters Right of #12 chockstone - on the right arete in front of the chimney on the Eastern side. Scramble through the chimney in front of The Shark's Fin & #1 route, under the chock stone, scramble up onto the boulder. (NB: uncertain that this is an actual route. No bolts spotted by this author in October 2020.)

Great face climbing up the LH side of the chimney separating block 3 & block 4.

Without bridging, up the face past 3 BRs, then right across chockstone to shared CB. (2023 update: the chain belay/rap has reportedly been chopped.)

Start: As for #33, below & Right of the prominent dish on Block #2. Step off the boulder & up to 1st bolt (shares first 2 bolts with #33), then trends slightly Left, up the slab to 3rd bolt (a bit run-out), continue up to CB passing 2 more bolts.

Sit start beneath the Flake's ledge. One slightly harder move to gain the ledge then finish direct.

3d in guide. Layback up the beautiful thin crack on the face. Marvellous

3h in guide. Hug the rounded block to get on top

7e in guide. Step up through a few footholds and no handholds

The next couple of boulders are about 80m further along the lake shore. Up the short coarse slab.

Start standing with lip and cool welded crimp. Mantle out carefully

1e in guide

2d in guide

2h in guide

3a in guide

4e in guide

5a in guide

5b in guide

6a in guide

6h in guide

7c in guide

1a in guide

1e in guide

1i in guide

Stand start left side pull right two pad sloper to crimpy jug then slab to glory. FFA Issy Jukes.

Avoids the hard start of “Slab Life Project”- by starting on the right leaning feature - climbing the arete. Once the arete finishes moves left and finish straight up.

The arcing offwidth to the left of Magic Mike. Say hello to funkiness when it starts arching.

The obvious crack

Inside the cave. Make your way up the left side of the slab Slightly harder if you avoid the giant boulder to the left.

Stand start the LH sharp arete. Big move to a good hold and straight up to a positive finish

Sit start. Match on jug. Up and slightly left via good hold. Also doubles as a decent downclimb off this boulder.

Start as for 'Hellbows' but head up with some sneaky beta and then left across some chossy crimps before getting reach solid rock again. Easy top out from there.

Peter Crane's boulder that starts at the jug for "Ride the Saddle, Extended" but goes to the right, along the seam.

To NE of Hidden In Plain View, between slopey rocks and face with cracks. Up obvious crack and up lodged, juggy rock slices.

Ascend the obvious open book corner and crack. Careful with the fern growing out of the crack up high

In the “alley” directly behind “Burn Out” Boulder. Stand start at the start of the crack, and up and over the bulge.

Stand start next to the small boulder with crimps. Traverse right across good holds to finish up “6 Dogs” arete.

Stand start the arete with high RH in large pocket and LH face height on arete pinch. The large flake footer is out

Sit start and the climb the slab.

Stand start the vertical runnel feature, moving right after the crack (with potential fist jams). *You may need a ladder to get down and be cool

Up the sandy corner to the left of "Gravity Project"

Stand start to the left of 'Orbiting the Sun' on obvious holds and climbs straight up face.

Start as for BAB but when going left keep moving across sandy footers into HTF. Finish as this

Stand start LH crimp RH pinch on arete.

Stand start with good holds on the lip. Mantle

Stand start with ripply crimps at head height and a decent foot.

Stand start with high jugs big move followed by easy slab.

Delicate slab climbing. Stand start.

Arete from a sit. Start with LH low undercling and RH on arete. Exit jug is flexing, take care

Start in the hole and mantle out

The bloc in front of Wild Honey to the left. Start with pocket and low LH crimp. Pull on static and move up the slab to a dirty mantle.

some what contrived you really have to force your self to stay left and out of Onion Soup.

Sit start moving up to obvious pocket and straight up the crack and face. Most definitely a highball. Stack pads to lookers right to get down

Stand start at left end of boulder and mantle out.

Sit start on obvious rail and climb straight up semi-highball face. Watch pad placement

Stand start on high decent holds.

Stand start

Sit start the chocked boulder on undercling, move up to the lip and traverse right moving under the prowl, mantling on the other side of the small bloc.

Hang start on juggy dish in the hole. Thuggery to mantle.