Nodos en Northern area

'Toohey Forest' is owned by the Brisbane City Council. It's an important habitat for 400 plants and animals, and is very popular with walkers, joggers and picnicking families. Therefore the usual rules of taking out your rubbish, keeping noise to a minimum, cleaning any chalk marks and so on are particularly important here if climbing is to remain an acceptable activity in the eyes of the community.

'Toohey Forest' is owned by the Brisbane City Council. It's an important habitat for 400 plants and animals, and is very popular with walkers, joggers and picnicking families. Therefore the usual rules of taking out your rubbish, keeping noise to a minimum, cleaning any chalk marks and so on are particularly important here if climbing is to remain an acceptable activity in the eyes of the community.

Start just R of tree. Straight up to mantle.

Start halfway between 'Left' and 'Right'. Straight up to mantle.

Start at arête on R, closest to the bridge. Straight up to mantle.

Start at "Right", with right hand on the mini jug in the small overhang, and left hand on the crimp up and to the left, left leg flagging. Several moves up slopers, then a tricky traverse all the way across to the tree to the left of "Left" and top out. Keep below the top until the finish for legit V3.

'Toohey Forest' is owned by the Brisbane City Council. It's an important habitat for 400 plants and animals, and is very popular with walkers, joggers and picnicking families. Therefore the usual rules of taking out your rubbish, keeping noise to a minimum, cleaning any chalk marks and so on are particularly important here if climbing is to remain an acceptable activity in the eyes of the community.

Start at on large holds just L of overhang and straight up to mantle.

Start at Jacked and move out R along shelf and straight up over the 9 painted onto the rock.

Start in cave below the painted 9 and move up to R without using large boulder to the R. Straight up arête above painted O.

Elimination traverse route. Start low at Jacked and move right to good L undercling at ceiling base. Route trends under ceiling to reach hold directly above painted 9. Finally, stay on overhang to Climb 10 arête top-out. L shelf ledges used in the traverse routes are out to keep low feet/hands as V3; R boulder out like Climb 10.

Start as for Climb 9 but continue traverse around to the right to top out as per Climb 10 on the right arête. The lower right boulder is out.

'Toohey Forest' is owned by the Brisbane City Council. It's an important habitat for 400 plants and animals, and is very popular with walkers, joggers and picnicking families. Therefore the usual rules of taking out your rubbish, keeping noise to a minimum, cleaning any chalk marks and so on are particularly important here if climbing is to remain an acceptable activity in the eyes of the community.

The namesake fern is dead - maybe squashed by boulder mats

Good holds to top. Try not to grab the small tree.

Interesting sit start from 2 small holds and throw to inset jug. Then good holds to top.

Start left hand in 2 finger pocket, right hand on slopes crimp, throw over the lip and mantle

Great climb that uses each of the best segments from this rockface. Start as Fern. Traverse across rock face until left hand in Pocket from Pocket Pullin. Finish with mantle top out.

Can be made more difficult by not using roof for traverse.

'Toohey Forest' is owned by the Brisbane City Council. It's an important habitat for 400 plants and animals, and is very popular with walkers, joggers and picnicking families. Therefore the usual rules of taking out your rubbish, keeping noise to a minimum, cleaning any chalk marks and so on are particularly important here if climbing is to remain an acceptable activity in the eyes of the community.

Easy start and then find holds to L to get over the bulge.

Start standing with hands on sloper and crimp, swing up a heel and mantle

Sit start under roof, with tricky side pull to mantle.

Start with hands in the break. A nice undercling and high feet will allow you to reach past the blank looking rock. Trend left via rail and use the good sidepull to mantle.

See that horizontal human bodywidth sized slot to the right of Smeegle that opens up into the cave? You know what to do. Squeeeeze! Inside to outside is easier.

Starts at the little cave on the undercling, then traverse out left till you run out of holds. Head straight up the slopey top-out.

LH undercling and RH on small hold just below the lip to start. Move up via slopers, mantle over the bulge and top out straight up. The block to the right is out.

'Toohey Forest' is owned by the Brisbane City Council. It's an important habitat for 400 plants and animals, and is very popular with walkers, joggers and picnicking families. Therefore the usual rules of taking out your rubbish, keeping noise to a minimum, cleaning any chalk marks and so on are particularly important here if climbing is to remain an acceptable activity in the eyes of the community.

Short climb straight up small flake to good edges.

Start to R of 'Flake' on large crack and straight up

Start at 'Crack' and traverse diagonally up to the R and out.

Standing start at painted 6 and go straight up.

Start at painted 8 and go straight up or to make it harder, traverse to the L and up (V1). Alternately, move to the far left holds

A large boulder with a long flat wall and a big staghorn fern at one end. Right near the houses on the northern boundary of the forest.

Start at turkey walk in the park and traverse right avoiding the top lip until you reach the top out between cramped and staghorn. There is an interesting thumb press on a pebble to gain better feet. Soft for the grade if you are taller. Anything below the top lip is in.

Sit start just R of tree. Straight up using large ledge.

Sit start R of 'Turkey Walk In The Park'. Straight up without using large ledge.

Standing start R of 'Turkey Slap' and straight up.

Standing start R of 'Consumer Culture'. Straight up using flake.

Sit start off 2 slopey slits under staghorn fern to finger pocket. R hand to sidepull pinch, throw L to big jug and top out to L of fern.

Standing start R of 'Staghorn' and straight up.

'Toohey Forest' is owned by the Brisbane City Council. It's an important habitat for 400 plants and animals, and is very popular with walkers, joggers and picnicking families. Therefore the usual rules of taking out your rubbish, keeping noise to a minimum, cleaning any chalk marks and so on are particularly important here if climbing is to remain an acceptable activity in the eyes of the community.

Follow crack, jamming practise or layback to top

Start in between 'Climb 13' & 'Climb 14', using ledge to balance/throw to the top and mantle out.

Start just L of 'Humped' on wall edges and throw to rail with L hand. Mantle out.

Start on inside holds to prominent R corner ledge without standing on the ledge below! Find other crappy holds and hump your way out without using the boulder to the R.

Start to the right of "Humped" in the corner crack at the back of the roof. Follow this along optional handjams and fingerlocks, using both boulders to topout below tree.

Start to the left of "Mantle" on rail and and a cooool throw out left to corner hold. Top out without using the tree, or the left boulder.

Start on small edge and go straight up to mantle

The low-set boulder opposite Boulder VI.

Start under roof on large block, then up through slopers to mantle-y finish. Short, but interesting.

'Toohey Forest' is owned by the Brisbane City Council. It's an important habitat for 400 plants and animals, and is very popular with walkers, joggers and picnicking families. Therefore the usual rules of taking out your rubbish, keeping noise to a minimum, cleaning any chalk marks and so on are particularly important here if climbing is to remain an acceptable activity in the eyes of the community.

Jug up to the ledge and holds below undercling and mantle out using hold to left.

Same but go right at the mantle

'Toohey Forest' is owned by the Brisbane City Council. It's an important habitat for 400 plants and animals, and is very popular with walkers, joggers and picnicking families. Therefore the usual rules of taking out your rubbish, keeping noise to a minimum, cleaning any chalk marks and so on are particularly important here if climbing is to remain an acceptable activity in the eyes of the community.

Left of 2, really shitty bumstart on L arete, using large jug to lever up to large holds and easy slab. Only 1 hard move

Start at 1 and move R and then straight up to easy slab out

Traverse right from 1 to 4 on low holds and top out

Bumstart up to small hold near thin crack and moving up and to the left

Hand on ledge to large R sloper or sidepull, Straight up flake