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Bolted arete + pinnacle. Stick clip the first bolt, or take some medium/large cams for the off-width at the start. Originally done completely independent of the R corner crack. DBB

On lower pinnacle. RH line of bolts. Start out right. DBB

unbolted face with DBB

Right side of arete to DBB

Face 5m to the right of NRT

The arete right of 'It’s in the Veins.' DBB.

Climbs the arete + face around the corner of Fighting The Authorities without using any of the face holds of FTA

Steep far left climb slightly up the hill

The largest roof in the south esk hosts a brutal move turning the lip on jugs, DBB set well back at the top

The thin crack with face holds left of the overhanging offwidth. Nice moves on good holds (about 22) lead to a ridiculously thin boulder problem finish and DBB.

A striking line, and a contender for the best route in the gorge. Originally done with 3 bolts (as it stands now it is equiped in the same style as the first ascent), it was the hardest climb in Tasmania at the time of the first ascent.

Start by climbing Long Knife and at ~5m place a runner (slinging the massive chockstone with a 240 runner seems to work a treat) start traversing left until the small seam is reached, place small RPs in the thin seam and then climb past a few FHs and good RPs at the lip to double chains at the top. A small cam - red or green C3 - can be nice for the very top.

Corner on L with single bolt

Stand start with your left hand in the flaring crack as close to the lip as possible and right hand on a good sloper low on the arete on the right. Make some hard moves and mantle straight over the lip. Goes without saying but the block on the right is out.

A classic ledge mantle, although somewhat height dependent. Start on some small crimps at head height, make a move up to the slanted rail and mantle up to a good hold and top out. The crack to the right is off. It may look scary, but the fall and landing are actually quite good.

Sit tart as for A2 and traverse rightwards to finish up 4's a Crowd.

Crouch start as for “Five for Five” using left side pull and right hand undercling / side pull. Trend right to link into “Toe for Tufa”. Jaime Williams (FA)

If standing in front of Condensed Ham, this boulder is about 7 meters back and to the right. Start matched on a low right facing sidepull and trend slightly leftwards over the buldge to a tricky top out. Although not technically high, the landing slopes severely only to be mitigated by the fact that if you fall from the crux (which is near the top) you'd likely land in a bush that may or may not keep you from rolling down the hill. The first ascentionist threw a pad over the bush to make himself feel better, which may work for you too. See no evil...

Sit start. Start on good holds at waist height just left of the arête. Move right around the point then up to the thin seam and up again to a good crimp rail just above. Either drop from here (easiest option),or continue right and finish as per LP9 traverse which adds a few moves but doesn't really change the grade.

Climb the first 2 or so bolts of Fox Trot 28 to the good holds on the angled rail up and right.

Cleaned and ready to go. Untried, so not sure of grade. Up for grabs if you want it! At a guess, maybe v4+

Sit start matched on large jug. Move right to crimp and make a big move up to slopes. Top out. Spotter recommended for top.

Sit start matched on sloper then climb into El Dorito and top out.

Squat start under the block on the RH side of boulder, LH on good undercling and RH on lip of the boulder, pull into toe hooks and you are away. Compress up and turn the corner to exit up and right. Would have a decent line starting on the lip where you toe hook and straight up. ~BLOCK ON THE LEFT IS OUT~

Low start to Stopped by the Fire, start with your left hand on the good edge sidepull and right hand all the way down underclinging the boulder.

Climb the flaring arete right of Bananagrams, okay holds, bad feet

Pretty low-ball, and a bit of an eliminate, but not bad climbing. Sit start on the crimp flake as for #1 but move out left and continue to do so without using the top ledge until you come to the corner, then top out.

Hang/sit start extension

Stand start project on the right of the boulder finishing as for Car Parks. Right hand on good hold, left hand on nothing good

Sit start from crack then climb up and top out. Block to your right is out.

Stand start the arete and climb to the top. A good alternative if you find you can't do the opening move to the previous problem.

Sit start on good RH crimp and good LH edge and head up into juggy rail. From here, turn the arete and dance your way up to committing mantle.

Sit start from water-polished slopers then climb Cheers.

Bolted face left of Meet Me By The Pylons

The central seam line. 7FH's + 2FH DBB

Shares start with Symptom of the universe then moves right at 5m follows the thin seam

The arete with many, many bolts immediately right of Who Among Them.

Start as for Powerline but head right up the arete, classic.

Sit start to the Ledge Line. Left hand in small pocket, right hand in other small pocket

Sit start with left hand on good sidepull and right hand around the arete on other opposing sidepul, make some big moves to gain horizontal break and top out left of arete.

Sit start with left hand in low crack feature and right hand in larger crack feature, head up via good edges and sidepul to undercling, top out arete from here

Stand start in the hueco pocket, head left via good incut edges all the way to left hand in pockets, head up from here and mantle over the top

Sit start with left hand on the good vertical edge and right hand on the large juggy feature same as Boston Cream. Head up straight and mantle

Stand start with right hand on good edge, left hand on good slopey edge, head up via edges and pinches through pockets to mantle top

Start way down on the lowest flake. Climb out of hole to slopers, then continue to the lip.

Start left hand on undercling, right hand on thin sloper, up left to gaston and good flat edge, then back right to undercling and upwards into the swoop. From here, stay on the swoop and head straight up for a hard and committing finish.

Sit start at the arete, up to the right.

Start low and left with right hand on a bad sloper in the roof. Move up and right, avoiding the jugs on the centre of the face, finish up the right side of the face.

Just west of the Emergency Medicine area there are two quality problems together in a small depression created by the jumbled boulders:

Start on the furthest left jug. Traverse the face avoiding reaching over the lip for jugs. Top-out up the headwall. Quite pumpy. With the tide coming in the water will slowly creep up the landing and this can create some added time pressure.

SDS Start with the lip and the odd jug under the roof at the RH end and traverse the lip of the roof the whole way round.

Start sitting under the middle of the face, right hand on an under cling and left on a crimp in the start of the crack. Straight up with some hard crimping. Stand start is also good and goes about V4. There is also plenty of fun easier stuff all around this area.

A boulder problem on a rope, but if you're into that or want to crank hard it's pretty fun. Start 1m right of Lazy Lob and instead of trending left and then back right head straight up to join the original just below the arete. It's a bit contrived but to get full value don't use any of the original holds on Lazy Lob. Grade needs to be confirmed.

Up the steep face just to the right of the arete.

Currently closed pending Aboriginal Heritage assessment.

Amazing line up the middle of the steep face.

Currently closed pending Aboriginal Heritage assessment.

Steep and powerful moves following obvious groove to the top.

Weird technical right facing corner and arete, with excellent protection. One crack left of Astroboy.

1. 40m (26) Unrelenting crimps and side-pulls. 15 bolts

2. 45m (24) Sustained and tenuous climbing on small holds past 2 bulges. 15 bolts.

3. 40m (22) Slabby finale, run out in places. 10 bolts.

Access is via the Main Face rappels. Alternatively you can rap the route, but you’ll need to bring plenty of spare biners, as the belays are all double FH.

Note that you can’t French free a lot of the hard pitches, and the escape from the base is not pleasant.

1. 50m (27) 'The Drowning Pitch'

2. 20m (21)

3. 45m (24) 'Crazy Sex Pitch'

4. 45m (26) 'Balls in a Juicer Pitch'

5. 35m (23)

6. 15m (24)

7. 50m (25) 'The Golden Corner'

8. 30m (20)

9. 20m (20)

Mostly bolted but trad gear needed on some pitches.

1. 25m (17) Fully bolted

2. 35m (22)

3. 30m (18)

4. 30m (26) Fully bolted. Can pull on the crux bolt and do this pitch at 23 A0.

5. 15m (13)

Climb past two small bulges through bouldery moves to a thin vertical seam and a brief respite at a side-pull jug before a final few strenuous moves back left to gain the anchors. Climbing straight up from the jug via the dirty crack knocks off a grade and the star.

Best route at the crag, the left hand line of bolts on Tomahawk Buttress. Crank up the overhang to a crux about 1/3 height, then all way to anchors via a technical face below the victory jugs. Awesome route

A link up that climbs first 3 bolts of Unrequited going right into Tomahawk

On the east facing wall, 50 metres down the gully that leads to Henry Barber Buttress, about 150m east of the lookout, GDA 0443747 5386913, is a blank arête with five glued carrots leading to a dead white tree. Make some very entertaining moves to a respite at half height, then some radical barn door laybacking to the top.

Start low on the arete and head up laybacking the arete and avoiding rocking over onto the easy slab.

This is the obvious line through the highest section of the roof with the best looking rock. It shows the potential of the cave once it's seen some traffic! Start sitting on the small boulder the main one sits on top of. Use the two large pebbles for your hands and head straight out past the great pockets, then turn the lip with 2 pebbles and a crimp. Not as pumpy as FAFDM but a couple of moves might be slightly harder.

A fantastic problem. Start right back under the roof sitting on the waist high boulder. Follow the line of least resistance out the roof for 5m then punch through the crux moves on pockets turning the lip.

Start in the same spot as Kids These Days Don't Like Westerns and head for the highest point on the boulder. Thin tricky looking section about half way.

Start as for Reverse Mortgage but head right to finish on the bulgy arete, could be a scary finish above the slope.

The King line of the area, up the center of the main overhanging face. SDS on the dirt blank on the conglomerate tufa. Big moves through obvious pockets, to finish dropping from the lip.

Stand start, move up through some nice small holds to a jog side pull out right and top out. Ignore the chalk going left for this grade or follow it for a hard but contrived finish.

To the left is a steeper harder feeling project. Getting off the ground might be the crux.

A great problem going straight up the highest part of the boulder. The crux is potentially the last move before topping out. All cleaned ready to go.

On the back side of the boulder in the little cave. SDS on the obvious large rail. Punchy.

sit down and slightly right of the stand on some pretty decent holds.

Sit start at the left of the low face and finish at the top of arete.

Should be a king line.

Some tough moves between the breaks lead to a congealed conglomerate jug and from here it will scary to the top.

"The best line of the cliff and one of the best adventure climbs in Australia"

1. 50m (22)

2. 30m (15)

3. 35m (25)

4. 15m (21)

5. 45m (25) As for De Gaulle's Nose Direct

6. 30m (26)

7. 18m (23)

8. 50m (20)

9. 35m (18) As for De Gaulle's Nose

10. 45m (19) As for De Gaulle's Nose

11. 45m (17) As for De Gaulle's Nose

Same start as Sub Zero, up to pocket, finish on the next pocket straight up. no more holds to go further

Start as for Soft but go up and head left.

Metolius hangers up the centre of the wall. Just left of Temper.

Up the centre of wall to chains.

Start on extreme left. Cross through roof perpendicular to other routes to finish up Redback Fever.

Roof climbing in a similar vein to its companions to the left and right.

An amazing climb. Follow the pockets through the biggest part of the roof.

Climb past three bolt runners to the break, then finish up Snake Charmer.

10 M left of BOOB is a broken slanting wide crack that leads to a short overhang. Turn this with difficulty to a vague rest on R and then climb the crystally seam that takes stonker gear. Step left at the top and grab the jug rail at the top of the cliff (crux). The big cracks take plenty of gear up to 4 and 5 camalots but surprisingly require no OW technique. The higher seam takes small cams and medium to small wires. DBB.

Bolted line up the middle of the face