Vías en Flinders Ranges para grado seleccionado

Crack through roof right of Loaded Bowel, with one bolt.

Abseil Chains now in place .

The logical and sustained linkage of Cross Purpose start into Space Madness. A brilliant pitch of varied climbing.

Incredible and sustained climbing in an outrageous position and surely one of the best routes at the grade anywhere! The bolted line to the left of Fingernickin. Up the corner to a bolt then up past another bolt to the cam break, traversing leftwards to a hands free stance. Take a deep breath and quest up the magical arete past 5 bolts to a loweroff. A 70m rope will get you to the ground with stretch but make sure to tie a knot!

Climbs the semi bolted line to the left of the 2nd pitch of hangover layback. Bouldery start past a few bolts and finish at chains left of Hangover Layback's second belay. Originally equipped by Dave Bowen.

The only line of bolts at Crag X. Finishes at chains on ledge.

Starts directly in front of the big block at the base of the wall, 2m R of Armstrong's obvious crackline. Follow the left leaning line, finishing out through the slot at the top.

Start in the obvious corner below the stepped roof, break right and launch through the stepped rooves on the right with long moves up to the ‘morgue’, harder moves lead to easier ground and the final thin corner.

The striking hanging corner to the left of Light Sabre. Small cams and an attentive belay essential for the start. The first moves as per Light Sabre then traverse left on breaks. An audacious move across the void (don’t look down at the rock spike) to the corner brings gear and some relief. The corner and crack through the rooflet above followed by an easy face then jamb through the curving crack in the orange headwall.

A stellar line up the beautiful overhanging face through the horizontal breaks, take RPs, a double set of cams from 0.2/00 to 0.4 and triple up on 0.3. Start up the blunt lay back then wend your way through the breaks following the protection. Over the easy slab then ooze onto the face right of the finishing crack of TotKP. A route you won’t forget.

Low start with left palm and right hand on incut crimp, finishing left of the bulge

Same as FMUWA but finishing over the overhanging bulge

Sit start from obvious good slots and go up via arete

Sit Start 1m right of juggy arete on RH side jug and LH sloper just left. Head up top via 2 slopers to better edges trending slightly L to top out.

Sit Start on large low sloper, climb the horizontals, top put over the bulge.

An area classic and definitely worth the walk. Named for the graffiti adorning the wall at its start. Start matched on good horizontal and slap up the deceivingly slopey arête.

Start about 8m right of Evil Angels at the obvious holds. Move up to stance on top of ledge trend left then back right past the horizontal and up into blank territory, keep going for the desperate finish. 4 bolts + chains. Robert Brooks Closed Project.

Stand start matched on the horizontal. Use the undercling to gain the sloper. Out to an edge then jump to the top. Easy mantle.

Follows prominent right facing corner stepped by roofs to a set of chains.

Originally climbed by Matt Adams on trad gear, now climb the huecoed crack 2m right of G.O.S. stepping left at the 4th bolt to end up face past many horizontal breaks. 6 bolts + chains.

Right of L.W.O. 3 rusted bolts can be seen leading up the blank slab and over a small rooflet. Attempted by Hamish Meffin in the 1980s. CURRENT OPEN PROJECT. Nice set of new chains (2016) at the top to clip when you send it. Replacing the bolts on the climb would be a good idea before you try this, they are old (1980's) and rusty.

Up the crack right of S.F.P. Attempted by Mark Witham & Hamish Meffin in the 1980s before lowering off fixed wire, which still remains. A core intensive layback leads to tough jamming and a rather dynamic crux. Stay off the right hand wall. Great gear at the bottom leads to a fixed wire, followed by 2 bolts in the crux section. Mixed route, 2 bolts + chains.

Starts looking out of the West facing exit deep in the cave. Start on crimpy undercling and traverse right. Finish 5m right on high angled large pocket

Start matched on the large roof jug and move out to a large sharp side pull. Tag a gaston with your left hand and make a big move to a good side pull. From here work through some underlings, up and around the bulge to gain a good edge before gaining the 'glory' jug. Traverse up and left to top out onto the slabby boulder at the caves entrance. An absolute classic of the area!

A tremendous highball on the southwest side of the boulder. Start on the obvious incuts at the centre-right of the overhang face; bust a move to the lip, gain the mantle, and then enjoy the heady slab climbing. Top out with relief.

Sit start on LH 2-finger pocket and RH slopey edge at the bottom of the 45°. Traverse R on small edges to gain the lip, then duck back left to top out. Tough climbing with a flat landing, always pleasurable.

Climb High Voltage then where it breaks left to a mantle top out, continue right along lip to a harder mantle press.

Climb the runnel right of Charisma / Chameleon Project to a nail biting finish. Formerly referred to as Hypothesis which defied attempts to send it in the 70's.