Vías en Coral Sea

Starts about 4m R of SAALB (about 5m up and R of the toe of the buttress) at the foot of the slab. Climb this past 8FHs tending a little R at the top to a DBB lower off at the guano stained block of MMH

Start at the L side of foot of the first buttress at a short crack – a few down and L on the side. Take a few cams for the first and last pitch if you don’t like run outs.

1. 25m 14 Up this and onto the slabby arete past 5 FHs to a DBB at the base of the steep orange wall.

2. 25m 16 Step up L and onto the steeper part of the main Stairway Wall. 9 bolts to a DBB

3. 25m 8 Up the rib to the top of the pinnacle and a DBB. Climb off the back of the pinnacle to The Balcony ledge.

The R hand line of bolts about 20m up the rungs/gully

Great tricky thin face climbing on very small holds. Climb BI for 5 bolts and step R up the grey wall past 8 RBs.

Has a bit of everything, slab, face and jugs. The black line of jugs 20 L of STH, further up the rungs that goes up the centre of the wall working slightly L into the back juggy groove to the top.

10m L of BI. Step up and R onto the lower slab and across to the wall. Direct up the wall past the R end of the small roof/overlap.

This is the far R route on this wall. Climb the short wall and then the technical sloping arete to a final tricky move to the anchors. 5FHs, DRBB

Closed Project. 2m L of S climb the wall through the break to the top. 6FHs, DRBB.

2m L of MP1 climb the wall through the break to the thin wall at the top. 5FHs, DRBB.

Technical. 2m L of Martins Project 2 at the R side of the big circle/shield feature climb the wall through the break to the thin wall at the top. 7FHs, DRBB

2m L of MP at the L side of the big circle/shield feature Test yourself on this thin beast.

A fantastic power endurance piece that keeps you on your toes from the moment you leave the ground till a metre before the anchor. Good rock and moves. Start on the ledge 5m L of the OP at a low belay bolt

Far L route, The L arete of this wall. Start 2m L of SNA, awkward start and follow the L side of the arete to step R onto the face at the roof

Fun, short and gymnastic. The arete and roof L of the top pitch of the THASSC. Accessed from the Balcony via a hole below Tahitian Thrust. Go R and down after the 3RB and then up the centre of the prow.

1. 30m Start as for the ASSC. Follow this for the 1st 3 FH before stepping L and following the easier line to the L to the ledge below the roof. Pull over the roof then follow the lip L a few metres before pulling over it and up around the arete to a DBB belay.

2. 10m Short traverse off L to a DBB on the ledge.

3. 15m Up the short steep wall to the DBB below Quaceros on the main wall

The L most route on this wall, 2 pitches of great climbing, finishing with a very atmospheric lip traverse that certainly out there.

1. 30m 24 (the Fixed Hangers) A somewhat uninspiring looking black ramp, arete and slab leads up to a small ledge and roof. Over this and up the fantastic steep wall to some very thin moves L under the roof. Go around the arete in a corner and mantle up onto the ledge with a DRBB. 12 FHS

2. 10m 23 Traverse R to the arete then spectacularly follow the lip of the roof L over the void. 6 RBs to DFH anchor.

A long and varied excursion. Start 2m R of TASSC. Some trick slab climbing leads to the sloping ledge. A steep pull through the roof brings you into the corner. Up this step R around the corner making a tricky move onto the wall. Follow the line of big holds up diagonally L on the wall that is steeper than it looks.

Start as for LIC. Follow this past 2FH before stepping R and up the slab to the ledge below the roof. Out the roof and up the headwall L of the wide crack to the DBB lower off. 11 FHs CB

The tagged route immediately L of the Fool.

Fun juggy climbing with some interesting angles. Start about 4m R of the rope that is used to drop down to the L end of the social wall. Up the jugs to get your hands on the ramp, up this then through a steeping to a belay. Belay here on keep going up the steep wall before moving L across the final ramp to the belay/lower off

The furthest L route on the main wall, past the boulder where Quaceros starts. Squueze through behind the boulder - fun crux moves over the mini roof to the arete. Start as for DGITWH. Follow this for a few bolt then straight up the wall and over the roof to DBB lower off.

At the far L end of the Balcony main wall is a crack behind a boulder (that Quacaeros starts off). Squeeze behing this and walk L about 10m to the base of the arete. Up the face onto the arete and up to the R end of the roofs. Through this and up the face

This means “Artefact Thief”, equipped by one person, climbed by another, ha ha. Start on the far L end of the main wall at a belay bolt off the top of the boulder on the ledge above the void. Be careful here as it’s a 60m plus drop. Use the belay bolt. Up the technical face onto the ramp. Up L a little then up the face to the top. 7RBs and DRBB.

2m R of H. Up the tricky face start onto the ledge. Straight up the sandy white streak above. 6FHs, DRBB.

The Balcony version of Kachoong, far better than it looks, with a rather committing climax. A fun route with a bit of face, jugs and a roof with a tricky lip move. Awesome jugs to finish. 12RBs, DRBB.

The easier variant of the Unstolen, you get the roof without the hard start. 5m R of U below the large under cling flakes. Up to these, then diagonally L and up the L edge of this wall. Up the ramp R to join U after the steep initial wall. Over the roof and up the steep jugs. 12RBs, DRBB.

3m R of VF under the steep initial wall. Up this past the crux, over the roof and up the final steep juggy wall to finish. 11RBs, DRBB.

As for U past the first few RBs and then R up the featured wall past FHs to the roof. Over this and up the headwall and final slopey corner to the top. 12 RBs, DRBB.

A bit of old school and new, watch for loose rock on this one. Start below the large hanging flake. Up to and behind this and up the steep slopey ramp to the R corner of the roof. Through this and up the steep head wall on the massive jugs.

Classic, Mega steep face climbing, maybe harder. Named after a funky sexual dance move and the hip thrust needed at the crux. 3m R of IB. Up the orange wall past the break and onto the beautiful orange headwall past some powerful boulder moves. 10 bolts, DRBB.

Stolen from Patto by some marauding cross border folks in mistake for an ascent of The Nosebleed section. To be honest it had gone untouched for 5 years. 2m R of Tahitian Thrust, up the initial wall and slightly diagonal R to the break below the grey streak. Up this past the cool tufa like feature to the 2nd break, slightly up L and up the feature grey/black wall. 8RBs, DRBB

Doesn’t look much but it adds up. Fun traversing that has a lot more up than is expected. The obvious large diagonal starting from 8m R of ACP. Up the diagonal staying with your hands in the higher diagonal to join IB through the roof and to the top. 14bolts, DRBB

Fantastic, pumpy face climbing. Named after the 2nd ascensionist bled all over the climb. Start as for RBM follow this to the 1st bolt above the diagonal (ACP) Up ACP/grey streak for 3 bolts to the top break before stepping R up the pumpy headwall all the way to the top. 13RBs, DRBB.

Kent said “26”, but he thinks everything is 26 lol. 1m R of RBM below the undercling flake. Up to this then pull over L onto the ramp, up the super thin wall and slightly L to join TNBS to the top. 12 bolts, DRBB.

Read the description carefully for this link up. Start as for Tamad Shud. Follow TS onto the flake to its 5th bolt (2nd glue in) Make a move up diagonally R to the arete and into TNM. Follow this up the ramp to the base of the green steek. Up the green streak past 4RBs to a DRBB loweroff.

Amazing. Consistently steep and pump climbing all the way. Superb last wall. Start as for TS, up to the flake then pull up and R onto the ramp of NM. Cross NM and up the beautiful steep wall (U bolts) above on incuts and pockets. 10 bolts, DRBB.

Classic and continually engaging all the way to the top. Follow the hangers – not ringbolts. The 1st route on the wall. 3m R of TM below a thin crack and the r bottom end of a ramp/flake. Up to the flake, L up the ramp, step L and up the steeper ramp. At the top of this step out L onto the face and direct up this to the top on some great hidden holds. Beware the top wall has spat a few off that hung around a little too long looking for a better hold. Follow the 11FHs, DRBB.

Stumping hard crux, may be harder, Ben crushed it in before the baby came. 2m R of TN. Straight up the face to the break. Boulder the hard crux here through to the next thin break. Head slight L along this to the flake/corner almost in TM. Pull the overlap and move slightly R and then directly up the wall to finish at the anchors for TM. 9FHs, DRBB.

Super thin, bring your crimp strength for this one, fantastic climbing. 3m R of TP. Up the initial wall to the break. Boulder onto and up the extremely thin grey wall, into a very fine seam and eventually joining up with TA at its 2nd last bolt where the jugs are.

A direct to Monster Among Men adding some more thin moves and a hard boulder start. Starts 2m L of The Allfather, and boulder the hard overlap into the face and join Monster Among Men at the base of the fine seam/crack

The Link but great climbing - the Direct is still a closed project. Climb The Allfather for 4 bolts then traverse the pockets low L into the flake and the 5th bolt of the project line.

Superb, sustained. No super hard cruxes but it doesn’t relent either. Start down in the top end of the canyon at the R end of The Balcony. Up into the flake crack, over the small overhang bulge and step L onto the face and pockets at the 4th bolt (do not higher this is the 19). Up the grey face to the base of the diagonal overlap/seam. Follow this L to the crux and then another as you step L at the 10th bolt to the jugs out L on the face. Finish up the steep jugs to the anchors. 11FHs, DRBB.

Steep short thugging. Start as for TA, up over the bulge past 4FHs and straight up the face and mantle the top to the lower off. 7 bolts, DRBB.

Fun flake on jugs. Start as for TA for 3 FHs but keep moving R on the large under cling flake (3RBs). 6 bolts, DRBB

Short and punchy. A hard boulder crux. Start about 5m R further down the grotto from BH off a boulder in the canyon with a belay bolt. Up the little flake to the under cling. A thin boulder move R and into the line of pockets will see you to the top. 5RBs, DRBB.

Fun, Long, steep and juggy – it’s easier to 2nd this to clean it. Start about 20m down the gully R of ST. Bridge up to the jugs and up the steep flake to about 2m below the top and a RB on the L. Step Land diagonally up the wall to the lower offs of ST. 11RBs, DRBB.

Start 2m R of Gully Gremlins and L of the next giant fern. Bridge of the back wall for a few moves to reach the jug where you pull onto the wall. Straight up the cool featured rock to the mantle out R at the top. 6RBs DRBB

Another 20m down the gully R of JP, Bridge of the back wall for a few moves to reach the bottom of the feature where you pull onto the wall. Straight up the cool featured rock to the mantle out R at the top. 5RBs DRBB

A great juggy steep warm up. Start 2m R of The Cripple Nipple Project. Bridge up the walls to the large boulder chockstone. Climb onto this and then follow the diagonal line up and L before a steep little section at the last bolt. Mantle up over the top to the lower off. 6RBs, DRBB TM

Another fun great juggy steep warm up. Start about 10m down and R of TWSS. Bridge up the walls past the first 2 bolts. Above these climb onto the wall and follow the line up to a steep little finish at the last bolt. 7RBs, DRBB

The left hand line, starts off the block near small tree and has DBB up and out of sight.

The right hand route, starting off the pedestal.

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First line on the cliff starting just right of the tree. Stick clip first ring as the start is pretty spicy. FA by the former pro ML! Probably a sandbag...

The next line to the right, all FH's. Stick clip first bolt and pull on to crimps from the block. Traverse through cool undercling feature to sustained and exciting climbing all the way to the top. Really good.

Line up face in the nook 8m to the right of TF. Technical first half with an exciting couple of moves through the bulge. There are some hollow sounding blocks at the halfway ledge, but a half hour session with a 1m crowbar couldn’t get them off so they shouldn’t go anywhere. Still wise to treat with caution.

Ring bolted line starting below the giant Indiana Jones boulder in the top of the nook.

Cheeky little technical line on the shady side of the gully opposite LR. A nice place to while away for a spell if the sun is too intense.

The furthest route to the left (RB's) on the upper tier, Keep your feet on through the bulge or the grade significantly increases! Nice exposure. Be careful not to fall off the edge when at the base of the route..

Has comfortable belay stance for bringing up your second if heading over to Top Deck.

Nice face climbing (stay out of choss to the left) that unfortunately eases off after 10m

Starts just left of the tree next to coffin shaped block. Again great thin face that eases off higher up.

Ring bolted route that starts just right of the tree. Great rock, great climbing with an exciting crux at the slabby section up high. Be careful while faffing around at the base.

Quality link up that allows the easiest path up the cliff on some beautiful stone, Take the first four bolts of Inuit then clip the LH RB and head into the top of Psychophagus. Retro’d with permission as was the original line climbed on this section of wall, done ground up on gear.

The other obvious link up option - Up Psychophagus til the fifth bolt then transition right into the top of intuit.

Route equipped with fixed hangers sprouting a cool looking tooth feature. The extension above the anchor is an open project.

Trad line starting bottom of the gully (don't tumble down) 8m left of Slalom. Straight up then follow the prominent diagonal crack all the way to Healesville Special's anchors.

Trad line starting 2m left of Healesville Special. Place bomber wire from the ground then head straight up to DBB out of sight on top of rib.

Line of hangers that trends diagonally right to DBB on face. Wise to stick clip first bolt.

Bolted line next to the access point. Technical and on great rock with a pumpy traversing finish.

8m left of Powerball. Wrestle up the column to start then head straight up via jugs.

Shares the first 3 Bolts with Two Hundred Mill then splits off diagonally left up the huge juggy feature to a steep finish. Great fun.

Line of ring bolts 8m left of Two Hundred Mill. Please stay off for now

2m left of ML's project. Into the scoop at the bottom of the ramp then up through the bulge direct to the diagonal crack. Follow this then up into the dished wall to jugs above.

Bear hug up the ring bolted pillar then swing round onto the face then straight up on pumpy holds via ring bolts. Luxurious clip and lower anchor.

Start as for Quiet Luxury then veer off left after the fourth ring bolt following the line of hangers to the moon.

The RH line. Follow the RBs up the featured face.

Great climbing at the grade. The line of fixed hangers, with the crux straight off the ground.