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The all too obvious seam up the west face.

Start just right of Tweedle Dum, head left and up to the high rails and top out.

From a stand start just left of the tree in the middle of the face, climb the vertical seams on side pulls.

Stand start on large jugs on face and move up through side pulls and crimps to a committing crux high off the ground. Rent a spotter or 3.

Just another high quality, high and mighty, terrifying highball. 3m above the main track is a high purple jug. From this climb the slab and seam above.

Sit start on low flakey rail, pull up onto large flat rail and make tricky move left to sloper and top out.

Sit start around R of SL on an obvious positive edge. Up L on the slopes and side pulls.

Balance up the slab.

The walking track hits the cliff at about the LH end of the main East face. Follow the track to a steep wall about 20m before the cliff ends. There is an overhanging scoopy line with bolts heading to a rap station (Rebolted by Safer Cliffs Victoria)

The awe inspiring crack thru' the orange roof with the big guano streaks beneathe it clearly visible from Halls Gap. Originally a fierce and intimidating aid climb on rotten rock, even more terrifying now it is free. Can be done as a mixed route at about 18 M4 for those who like exposed aid climbing.

Start: 3m R of 'Mocha'

1. 35m (25) Thin crack to rotten ramp. From a small alcove above a bolt climb steep and strenuous crack past scary block to another bolt. Travers 10m R on poor rock to large ledge.

2. 30m (26) L then up corner to roof [hanging belay taken here on first ascent]. Traverse L along break 2m below roof and around nose to hard mantle. Back R to rest below roof. Climb roof and up.

Sit start low on the Magic Pumpkin, move powerfully up and right through the awesomely featured face to gain the top.

Make the first few moves of Rapunzel, but before the topout traverse powerfully rightward a few meters and gain the top to the right side of the over-hanging prow.

Link Cocaine into Overdose. Long, pumpy, powerful, technical, awesome!

The moderate variant to TFOTL, still very worthwhile. Step off the boulder on the right pulling onto the first major sloper of TFOTL and continue up.

Climb the best part of Fat Mans Land through the two perfect slopers, then shamefully escape right to the ledge because you hate highballs and you climb in a gym too much. Could also be started as for The Fat Of The Land, but if you're that strong and you escape right then you deserve a paddling.

On the north facing wall, downhill end. Sit start on good holds, move up and left over bulge through slopers, crimps and pinches. Top out and scramble to the summit of the boulder.

The moves at the first bolt are much harder since some holds have been shed. This is followed by some excellent pocket pulling, however it's hard not to escape some of the hard moves up higher. Some wires protect the climbing after the 4th bolt.

The hidden gem of Bellfield peak. A crazy roof climb on near perfect rock. Climb easily up to the ringbolt (or stick clip) and make a tricky dynamic move to the orange jug rail. Double up first cams in the break for the small runout. Grade 23 trad climbing will get you to the hands free slab. Find some good gear and make your way to the bolted roof. Powerful moves guard the top. Have fun. Double rack of cams will be plenty. Be smart to manage rope drag (extend almost everything). Lower off at the top.

Probably the best line at the Alcove. Sit-start left hand on jug, right hand on choice of low crimps. Get the bomber pinch, stay low, and slap rightward to double slopers before mantelling the face.

Fridge hug up the buttress.

Richard

Is this the Weill's favourite time of the year? Looks unlikely for the grade (and, obviously, could be spoogey). Sit start off LH undercling and RH side-pull then go up the blunt arete.

The right arete is a classic that has a sting in the tail. Sit start on the underclings and climb up left past a pocket and into slopey finish.

Sit start. Make a big move over the lip.

Naomi

Start on the slopey jug and move right before tricky face climb.

Power and finesse.

Start: 3m left of 'All Out'

Starts 2m right of Irate Depositors. Well worth doing. Climb the wall past a bolt, through an overhang and up the corner past a fixed wire. Continue up the flake and wall above past another bolt.

The line from the right side of a flake at the left end of the cliff and leads up right.

Melon’s finest hour. The roof crack at the left end of the upper face.

Beautiful line taking the centre of the perfect orange wall. Delicate, slippery face climbing. Much harder if you’re short. Probably classic

Seam through bulge past FH to stance. Straight up flake feature to anchor.

Excellent endurance link up of the crux start of purple haze and the pink rabbits head wall. Head right at obvious horizontal and up to hand traverse pillar into PR at second ring on head wall. Requires a bit of trad (.5-2 camelots) but a couple of bolts will make it more popular.

Pimply bulging wall 6m L of the Flying Buttress detached pillar.

Two Hand sit-start up to thin edges and eventual jugs to the top.