Voies bloc dans New South Wales and ACT

Up the face using arete + crimps. Burly. Sit start.

Straight up, match foot/hand in the midway crack while balancing. Don't go too far right.

Line starts at bottom right side of the small cave. Heads up right side to top and then traverses along lip to top out at the left side. Many variations for top out.

Start in bottom right corner of small cave and work the low line along the back of the cave to top out at left.

Tiny boulder downhill from the Maw of Malice. Sit start under boulder on good jugs, various options for topping out...good training, especially for little 'uns.

Long sequence of technical moves to top

Burly start easing to top

Heads right from start hold

Long sequence of technical moves to top (Not!)

SDS from detatched flake and dyno to lip via pinch rail before topping out.

A right hand hold below the pinch rail has broken, leaving the problem a little harder. It still awaits a post break FA.

SDS at pointy jug with detached block for feet, climb right and up on crimps.

SDS

The start flake has recently broken off, leaving the problem much harder. It still awaits a post-break FA.

Up groove from edges to slopers

Dyno to sloping lip from large edges

Up from glued sidepull to long edge then left to hold at lip and mantle.

Obscure and crap, intensely reachy.

SDS. Follows obvious crack to the left and up, either staying underneath on slopey holds or trending high and using underclings.

Defiant Mantle

Technical Trad stuff in groove

Start as for 'L'envers du decors' then up to crimps at break and on to the arete to finish up 'Thumb Power'

Traverse the whole boulder (spraypainted boulder, home to The Dish and #s 14-18). Strenuous crimping/balance section, easy to fall off.

Easiest one on the rock. Ladder-like.

Friction climb. Very slabby.

Sit start up the arete. Burly. Round the corner of the boulder from #12. Top out directly from the undercut side - don't pull around onto the slab.

Sit start, at the end of the boulder sharing #21.

Go from the bottom to the top. Layback, climb the face, do what you will really.

Direct up the arete off the small flake. Balancy and thin with a deadpoint required. Mat and spotter mandatory if you like your back.

On the right side of the sine wave rail. Sit start on the rail and shoot straight to the top...five moves will get you the tick!

Variation of number 6. The arete is the definitive climb in the CCA guide. V7 for the arete, V2 to join up with no. 6.

Straight up using the poor feet and the incut at chest height, incut higher up and the bulge. A few ways to do it but they're all mean.

One chipped hold, strenuous moves on tiny holds. Getting feet onto the rock is the crux - probably a 1-2 move problem, but hard ones nonetheless. Grade to be confirmed.

Straight up the acid traverse boulder on tiny crimps with a slopey as crap dish to help you along. May want to lose 5 kilos before hopping on it! V4 with the gaston, probably closer to V5 if you throw straight from the chipped incut crimps to the hueco.

Slabby and more scary than tough. Don't be fooled by the photos - it's quite tall!

Before the fence, there's a group of boulders to the right. Sit start on the first 'face' climbable boulder, off two sidepulls and up. Strenuous, short, and massively contrived. Getting feet set is very, very tough.

Nice warmup problem upslope and behind Glitz Rock

Sit start problem through obvious basalt or similar intrusion on back of boulder and right of prow.

Good but contrived

Sweet layback problem

Thin and crimpy

Thinner and crimpier

Try it with no hands!

The arete on the right of the crack

Arete to left of crack

Tall mans start up rail, then hard long move left to link into other rail.

Sit down start, sweet moves using only the right side of the crack and stay on the face at the top.

Start far left practically lying on the ground and slap all the way around the the juggy mantle

On the smaller wall left of the orange chossy scoop. Start 1 metre to the right on a good edge at chest height. some crimpy goodness with finesse to finish.

The right hand side of the Orange scoop. Jug your way on those big holds.

Just left of the gully. Find your way via the big pocket with relief towards the top.

Start at the pockety break and the big layaway. Crimpy and sustained.

The bvious flake in the middle of the wall, straight up to find the top. Poor landing but great climbing.

Short and powerful. Dynamic fun with slopers to finish.

Start as fo 'Dry Dock' but trend right via the crimps to the arete moving to the main wall to find the top.

Fun traverse with one long move.

Little sloper traverse that stays dry.

Fun sit start good r/h variant.