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Same start as Zenith but finishing directly above by jumping to the rail and topping out using the three slopey bumps over the lip.

Start on the big pocket, then up to the crimps and over through the seam. A fall from the crimps would be nasty causing observers to yell ….'Innncoming'!

Cruxy start straight up to the anchors. Sharp pockets may extract their pound. Originally known as Rewind. First ascent was direct to the first bolt but I believe earlier attempts started further right. The grade is up for review.

Up the green streak cracks via tips layaways

Nice long pumper out the far right end of the belay ledge. Shares lower-off with Hysteresis. Rebolted 2018.

Crimpy stand start, up on crimps and sharp undercut to top at flake and dirty edge (no match).

Arete past dubious carrots and 'fixed' wire! Take Care!

Start: 5m right again.

Stand start above a covered hole at the right end of the face. Climb the short face above.

Bolted face, visible when crossing small bridge along the track. Quite a gap between 2nd and 3rd bolt so consider taking a small cam or extend the 3rd draw if you’re unsure.

Sit start left of splitter crack, steep crimping to the top.

A couple of metres right of the unclimbed corner, hardish start under a small roof then awesome head wall up top. Stick clip the first bolt.

Start as for Theory on Negativity. At 2nd bolt veer right and up steep wall.

The original way it was done

Sit start with the left side of the obvious scoop in the middle of the cave's lip, then blast up the the wall to a pleasant mantle out.

Short overhanging boulder 5m past Cookie Monster. Start low on jugs and follow obvious line left and up.

Start at '1', walk the ledge and then scramble down from the ledge and traverse the wall at low height. Move around the Orange Arete to a short wall.

Another loose hold has been found on this popular problem. Please refrain from working it until the second hold has been repaired.

A super fun sustained roof lined with good holds

Sit start at the same common area at the left of the overhang. Pull on and follow the line of holds out to the right most part. At the solid letter box stay right to top out on the right most part of the arete

Hold towards end of the climb is flexing a lot without much pressure. Welcome to work the first half of the climb or try skip the hold but please avoid till potentially fixed. A reminder to let rock dry for around 2-3 days as moisture can retain in the rock.

A good pump with a rewarding finish

Start up 'Out for a Duck' until the roof section then finish up 'Duck Tits' after traversing readily left. A link up but worthwhile and avoiding the crux finish.

Start: 6m left of S. Left of the arete to arete. Up.

Very contrived, but has some great moves. Stick clip recommended. Climb the arete and thin face to the left of Lingham, avoiding the temptation to escape into the crack. Finish up the finger crack (good gear).

Up the face to the left of 'One Way Street' using the edges. Optional sit start

Start as for 'Crossed With No Name V'.

As for 'Crossed With No Name V' but climb directly through the overhang (currently very vegetated).

Technical and sustained face climb on the right

Tradtastic. The L-facing flake that is a major feature of this wall about 25m right of Melting Moments.

Start up Scipio Africanus, clip first hanger,then first ring of that route, then continue up right hand side of the arete, via technical arete funkyness to mantle onto ledge and onto double ring lower off.

Start 2m L of 'Gynaecology'.

Solo up wall to ridiculously high BR. Continue straight up past 2nd BR to ledge. Finish up hard steep wall past BR & FH and top out.

A couple of metres left. This climb has a very obvious face up the top covered in hundreds of pockets. Tricky overhung start past an RB onto deceptive slab with smallish SLCD. #4 SLCD in wide break, then up and clip SOT's RB out L with long sling. Now that excellent pocketed wall with 2 more RBs to the top.

Wall just left of The Shield, up slab and through 2 cool roofs.

A great climb up a series of bulges and seams on the left end of the wall. This route was originally chipped in two places, the lower one has been filled so grade has been bumped up. Rebolted 8/2009.

Start: A meter left of the chipped "PT"

Great climbing on very unique, sharp mountains sandstone. A carrot or two and then fixed hangers all the way to the anchors. Has gone from under- to over-bolted thanks to the retrobolts added circa 2012. Currently 23 in the 2010 Blue Mountains Guide

Contrived, but the moves up high are quite ok.

Start 3m R of 'Snatch and Grab'.

The flakey line to the arete. Climb L side of the arete. Resist the urge to stem L or R. Up to double ring lower off. Rebolted May 2023 - Safer Cliffs Victoria.

'The Low Side' variant where the cluster of big jugs to the left are in. Start in the back of the cave on the obvious chalked holds just like the other climbs.

Up the crescent shaped cut-out on the right then traverse left into the top of 'Blood Moon Rising'

Most certainly Glenn just got the grade mixed up in the first 2 routes. This is V3 and generous at that!

Mystery shrouds this line, who busted the flake then cleaned it up? Just how chipped is it? What's that smell? Like I said, mysterious.

Sit start. Continue right below the lip including a great pinch to top out on the nose. Cool.

5m left of "Thing 2". Thin, fingery wall to vague flakeline, then left and up through interesting holds and feature.

Start at the ladder at the South/East end of the South boulder. Go up to the break traverse along the break to the North East Corner. Go round the corner into the overhang traverse. It's probably been done before, but I've listed it as it's a good link up.

The 1st route you come to. On the outside of the cave. Scramble up EZ ground, to a nice flake - punchy to anchors

There are two obvious lines up the front of the main buttress. This is the one on the right. Classy, technical climbing to the large ledge on the right, then step back into the line and finish up the stylish finger crack. The crux is protected by a very small wire, which will be very difficult for the vertically challenged to place. Abseil inspection is recommended if you value the integrity of your ankle bones.

Reachy through roof to good edges. Best to use double ropes to avoid groundfall. 2RB

S0. Traverse in or straight out of the water. Follow the jugs straight up to the slopey ledges, involves 2 precarious mantles...

Up arete and out through overhanging prow on jugs.

Nicer and easier start to BE

A great route. Another pumpy face climb with incut holds when you need them. DBB.

Big left facing flake feature with a hard last move. Rock quality isn't great.

Easiest if circuitous route to the top of the right side of the cave. SDS follow Pale to the shelf. Cross over right to a positive side pull, then continue via the large edge to finish up the right arete.

Start at the fin, boulder to the ledge and then head straight up the face. A slung cam might help protect the runout bit off the first ledge. Finish at lower off for Red Sorghum. Optional #1 friend.

The arete right of 'Elm Street'

Matti Puckridge

Up wall to belay stance below roof.

Start: Start 5m right of 'PM'

Excellent. A nice climb up grey and stunning orange rock. Start: At Angophora tree, up fused/thin corner to wall, RB. Up wall [4 RB’s] and orange steep slab to DFHLO below jutting roof.

Start 5m right of Serendipitous Cracks at small cairn (cairn has now collapsed , build another if you are short) , fantastic climbing on soft features , through small overlap. A rope stretcher but a 60m will just get you to the ground.

Starts in a shallow groove about 5m R of the previous route. Some thought provoking and very nice climbing up the groove and face leads to a cruxy section going through the overlaps about a third of the way up, to gain a small ledge. There is a double bolt belay here for The Ruin Of The Cluan, but unnecessary for this route.

Bouldery start up to the labial feature,then straight up to the same anchors as BP

Found to the left of the big tree.

Sit start on the low rail. Work your way up to the big sandy pinch and finish on the obvious jug.

Finish straight up.

Start: Sit

Up steep scoop past 3 bolts, then use a long sling on 4th bolt before traversing left to clip the last bolt of 'Subterfuge' and finish as for that route.

The guidebook states "despite appearances the rock is very solid", but the rock scars suggest otherwise.

Downgraded to 21 by Simey, so you can probably expect it to be reachy.

Start: Start 5m R of SB.

R-leaning crackline and arete. Some tricky moments passing the first bolt.

a highly unusual problem - it's actually easier if you face away from the rock! Park your bum on the left side of the slopey ledge and reach up for the break. Very Cool, though I'm not sure if the Fonz would agree.

From a stand start, head leftwards and up past a glory incut at head height to the hueco then up.

Up the beautiful arete opposite The Descendants. Can be done from both sides. A sit start is also available.

Start as for previous climbs, Clip FH then directly up following the line of RB's. Save some gas for the last move !

Start as for 'Dolerite Dreaming'.

Essentially a rebolt of 'Dolerite Dreaming', maybe with a more direct finish. Up past two RBs and sling the drill hole. Continue straight up past two more RBs, traverse L under the roof and run it out to the anchor.

Up using little slimper on the left and long move to hold on the right. Mantle out sandy slopers.

Straight up on rings to the right of Kooks. Has lost a few holds over the years.

Start 2m L of 'No Biggie'.

Follow the line of 4 FHs to the anchors shared with 'No Biggie'.

Follow the natural line of holds from the middle of the main face to the arrete on the right. Good rest at half way and then move left to a large side pull and up on large holds to the top. 2 bolts on top, best clipped with extended draws. First ascended as a free solo.

Great climb fun all the way

An access route to the Fuse Box that can be climbed in 1, 2 or 3 pitches.

1. 15m (18) Corner moving left, eventually up on to ledge. DBB.

2. 10m (22) Long move off the belay, then L. Up to ledge and DBB.

3. 10m (21) Arete then jugs. Finishes on the Fuse Box ledge. There is a belay on the ledge, but no suitable lower-off.

Direct SDS to Sanguine. Start under roof, moving through slopers on the face. The finish is the same as Sanguine

Sustained and excellent.

Start: Starts just right of Tumi

The obvious overhead mantel and high slab above. One move and then slab.

Climb corner to high first bolt (optional #1 cam) then up red face. Lost a crimp and gained a grade.

Fantastic climbing up an intimidating line. Start 20m right of DWMC at base of a steep hand crack. Follow hand crack up into roof. Jamb through the roof and follow the splitter crack into large pod. Climb up pod into second roof. Swing out of the roof into the tight hand crack to top. Tree belay. Old School 20 or new school 22

A bit contrived - try not to use any holds of Absolute Honey. Direct to first ring shared with AH then pass a bolt, traverse left to flake under a ring bolt and up pass another bolt. Shared anchors with 'Sniffing Dogs'

Start right hand on undercling crimp, left low on the arete. Up to vertical edges then top. Avoid jugging up the arete.

Highball on jugs.

Throw for it

Up the right side of slab, avoid using right hand lay-aways.

Sit start near large starting jugs, near crack. Throw to ledge to the R. Set up for layback up high to the small L hold. Moving up slightly to the R for top out.

Up slab then step onto ferny ledge on right. Crank up sweet (or desperate) diagonal finger crack leading rightwards.

Excellent steep face climbing on great rock. Well bolted. The crux may still be a little sharp so take care.

Start: as for 'Doctor Manhattan' at the carrot bolts.

Start on the rock platform, up jutting features to the 1st ledge. Bridge corners to get to 2nd ledge. Now it gets harder - grasp for pockets and thin footholds to reach the diagonal ridge. Slap direct to the anchors with a huge lunge off the ridge gaston, or pike right and use the arete if you are not tall enough.

5m left of the three cracks, there is a line of 3 FH to a DBB. Start below ledge so you can protect the ledge and desperately levitate up blank face.

Sit start 1m left of Crimp and Stem. Tough start on underclings under the roof before reaching blind up and over. From there a few more tricky moves to the top out.

Tends to seep.

Pocketed orange wall to steeper ground and flake on right. Take care to avoid touching the humongous flake on the left when lowering off.

Desperate and grunty finger locking up a glass smooth corner then continue up to anchor of Fat Mattress. It can be made considerably easier by use of the "secret" foot jamming technique. Buy Rob a beer at the pub for all the info!

Climbs the face just right of the steep wall. Up slab trending right at halfway then delicatly up the steepening wall to top.