Noeuds dans Boneyard

A world class wall of long test-piece classics in a very unlikely area. The secret is out so get in to sample the delights of the boneyard. Superb winter climbing with camping at the base of the walk.

These first two routes are on the lower ledge on the walk in.

Starts up Fire in The Sky heads left on rings.

The easiest sport route in the area, technical face climbing.

Jug the 10m fixed rope to access the main ledge of glory.

Stay leashed to the fixed ropes at all times, and wear a helmet..

The line above the jumar approach. Mixed, long, sustained and hard for the grade. There are two way to climb at the crux, out left to the bolts gives the route it's grade. Climbing directly up the crack is considered much closer to 25+ but much better.

Takes the wall between Redneck Love and Heaven Can Wait. The climb shares a few holds with Heaven Can Wait however the upper crux is completely independent. A midway rest (where a delicate no hander can be fashioned) keeps the grade sensible.

A fantastic route. Technical and sustained face climbing that keeps you engaged the whole way.

The direct line of bolts branching to the right off Heaven Can Wait at its 4th bolt.

Thinner, more technical and equally as good as Heaven Can Wait, but compromised by the ability to step into the crack of Latex Evening to gain a no hands rest. Superb climbing.

The supposed polar opposite of a Velvet Morning. The prominent crack bordering the orange.

The line immediately right of the big crack bordering the orange shield.

Several powerful moves low down followed by a sustained section of insecure slab climbing up the orange shield. Then a heartbreaking crux over the final roof.

"A mind-bending excursion up the awesome orange shield"

Follow the orange crack on to the face then out the top roof. World class.

Hard for the grade, but worth the effort. Named for the Subtitle (secondary title) to the Jane Fonda softcore porno: Barbarella.

Links the lower half of Barbarella into the upper part of Velvet Morning via 4 new bolts and 8m of new (and tough) face climbing, eliminating the rests on both routes in the process.

Climb Barbarella to the 7th bolt, and continue through the Shield crux to where it traverses sharply right (just before the 8th bolt). Straight up via new bolt, and continue up passing 3 more bolts to rejoin Velvet Morning at the undercling jug (hold shared with Chainsaws, Guns and Dogs). Step left into Velvet morning passing 3 bolts, and the nails roof-turn to the anchor.

Climbs the R-trending diagonal line on the orange shield. Crosses Chainsaws, Guns and Dogs then finishes at the same anchors.

Climbs the left leaning crack from the big guano patch up onto the orange wall then head back right 5m and out to the barbarella anchor.

Straight up the awesome red wall after the first few bolts of White Powder. Should clock in at around 33.

Climbs White Powder to the bolt before the rest and then step leftwards into Garry's other project and finish up that. Very sustained.

Hard man power endurance up a fantastic line. Stay out of the corner.

Climb White Powder to the 7th bolt. The best warmup for the Boneyard.

Climbs Vapour Trail to the first anchors then left via a V5 boulder.

Climb Vapour Trail for 25m to a DBB. Make sure you go to the anchor on the left and not the one for Give A Dog A Bone. Sustained climbing, big moves on big holds.

Harder than it looks.

Climb Vapour Trail then head far right via a steep boulder problem.

Start up Passchendaele then break left up thin jamb crack to lower off.

One of the best steep cracks anywhere in Australia. The first pitch is Tassie's answer to Trojan and the second is a rarely done but worthwhile 22 bolted face pitch.

1. 30m (25) Up the obvious steep crack in the middle of the cliff. Brilliant gear and moves trend gradually rightwards to finish at a DBB.

2. 20m (22) Up the face on good but slightly dirty rock.

Start up Angel Of Pain (26), then cross over Passchendaele (0.75 and 0.5 cam) and move left to gain the upper section of Legends Never Die. Super sustained with a desperate crux below the anchors on flailing arms.

Climb the thin grey crack right of Passchendaele then join it at its upper crux and anchor

A striking line up the blank, overhanging shield. Easy climbing leads to a powerful crux with multiple options, all of which are hard. Followed by a few pump cruxes high above the hard moves.

Clip the first two bolts then up the steep Trad crack (small/medium wires and cams).

Continue up the fantastic face above. Classic climbing all the way and one of the best routes here.

Another brilliant line of powerful dead points and amazing side pulls, the top section is no cake walk either.

Now open project, Direct start to 2 fast 2 Furious Thin, powerful and sick climbing

Sustained excellent climbing.

Finger crack to lower off.

Powerful boulder climbing.

The last current climb on the wall, technical fingery climbing.