Aldgate Super Crag Guide

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Contributors

Thanks to the following people who have contributed to this crag guide:

Paul Badenoch Brendan Heywood Daniel Toone Cameron Roy Thomas Boehm Laurence Judd Graeme Mike Dixon Lexy Monserrat Kayla Migalka

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1. Aldgate Super Crag 17 in Crag
2. Index by grade

1. Aldgate Super Crag 17 routes in Crag

Summary:

Saison

Bloc, Escalade sportive et autres styles

Lat / Long: -35.033821, 138.749779

description

A tiny roadside cliff that has less than ideal rock for most part, however some solid bands do exist. Only worth visiting if you are in the area and have nothing better to do. Certainly not a destination crag! No loweroffs exist for the routes, and mostly dead trees provide the alternative (quite a way back from the rim). Bolt plates required for the 'I Hate' wall. No fixed gear and loose rock on the other routes. The bouldering wall is unique fun for Adelaide (steep slab), but don't expect much!

	Route	Grade	Style	Selected ascents
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1	★ I Hate Doctors I Hate Sunday BBQ's to 2nd bolt then left to left arete and finish up this. FA: Steve Kelly, 2014	19	Sportive 2
2	★ I Hate Sunday Barbecues Located immediately L of the prominent arete directly above the road. Over ledges to steeper, compact rock then straight up past two bolts. FFA: Grant Tode & Gavin Tamblin, 1991	18	Sportive 10m, 2
3	★ I Hate Sunday Barbecues RHF Step R at the first bolt and climb up just L of the arete passing another bolt. FFA: Grant Tode & Gavin Tamblin, 1991	19	Sportive 10m, 2
4	The Ant's Pants On the wall behind the I Hate Sunday Barbecues wall. The corner at the L end with a tricky start. When it expires, continue up steep rock to belay off the big pine tree. FA: Erik Lock & Nick Neagle, 1991	16	Moulinette 10m
5	Sic 'em Rex Arete 3m R of The Ant's Pants. FA: Erik Lock & Nick Neagle, 1991	14	Moulinette 10m
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	Route	Grade	Style	Selected ascents
6	★ Super Easy Left hand side of bouldering wall, up to big sidepull then jug rail.		Bloc 3m
7	Super Easy RH Utilise smaller LH sidepull (and small edge for left foot) to gain the top.	V0	Bloc 3m
8	★ Supersonic Hardest problem here. A one-mover. RH sidepull, LH small crimp. R foot edge smallest footer in the universe, LH to top.	V3	Bloc
9	★ Not So Super Central line (start of Wish I Was On Acid).		Bloc 3m
10	★ Sidepull This Up wall to big LH sidepull then jug rail.		Bloc 3m
11	★★ The Balance Technical problem using a very small gaston edge and LH thumb press. Up to jug rail.	V2	Bloc
12	Undercling Left Up to small undercling then onwards to jug rail.	V1	Bloc 3m
13	Super Solid	V0	Bloc 3m
14	Super Solid Right Easiest RH line.		Bloc
15	The Super Traverse Right to left traverse of the boulder wall starting right of Super Solid and finishing in the left corner.	V2	Bloc
16	Wish I Was On Acid Boulder the face via sidepulls up to ledge (big lego block that looks loose). Surmount this and punch through the roof on on to the summit. Established as an onsight solo. FA: Steve Kelly, 2014	16	Trad 12m
17	Ant Acid Locate a smooth wall several metres R of Sic 'em Rex. Boulder up the L side of this (2m R of a corner) to a ledge, then through the overhang and up the wall to a gum tree. FA: Erik Lock & Nick Neagle, 1991	21	Moulinette 10m

2. Index by grade

Grade	Stars	Name	Style
14		Sic 'em Rex	Moulinette 10m
V0		Super Easy RH	Bloc 3m
		Super Solid	Bloc 3m
16		The Ant's Pants	Moulinette 10m
		Wish I Was On Acid	Trad 12m
18	★	I Hate Sunday Barbecues	Sportive 10m, 2
19	★	I Hate Doctors	Sportive 2
	★	I Hate Sunday Barbecues RHF	Sportive 10m, 2
V1		Undercling Left	Bloc 3m
V2	★★	The Balance	Bloc
		The Super Traverse	Bloc
21		Ant Acid	Moulinette 10m
V3	★	Supersonic	Bloc
?	★	Not So Super	Bloc 3m
	★	Sidepull This	Bloc 3m
	★	Super Easy	Bloc 3m
		Super Solid Right	Bloc