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Start as for 'Kiosks' but head right. Past single RB and 2 cam breaks up to lower off

Start 1m left of Into The Void at seam.

Desperate slabbing following the left hand line of a smorgasbord of carrots, fixed hangers and rings. Shares first ring with Into the Void.

4m right of Into The Void. Thin. Up to new ring, then finish up Ag Science or Manic.

The roof in the cave to the right of Trickles, then along the lip to the fixed maillon. Back-jump or top out as for Trickles. 4 RB's.

Juggy roof left of Surfboard, start up C then right, or up Fake Nowra, or up Surfboard. Punch out under fin roof to rest, then (ignore the printed guide) and traverse left along lip and up left side of arete above.

Start 2m right of C on scooped arete in cave. Up arete and out past dodgy looking (but very solid) surfboard. Hard move around lip and up.

2 stacked boulder problems about 4m R of Surfboard. Cut loose on black jug on lip then backjump.

Big roof 6m R of Surfboard, crank out to black fin on lip then backjump

Sit start under the arete. Top out high. V3 from head high jug. Great sustained highball.

Double Dyke Dead point. From the slots at the halfway point dead point or dyno to the scoop eliminating the intermediate pocket. Top as per DD.

Step up into side pull, then slopers and crimps over bulge and topout.

Start on the good flat hold and blast up the wall diagonally left on crimps.

Start on the arete with feet off the ground move up and left the back onto the arete and top out through slopers. Needs top of boulder cleaned and some hedging to do at the base and a spotter before it sends.

Start left side of scoop, move up left, nice cross over into juggy crimp, not sure if it will finish straight up and over or following the break to the left.

Start Right Side of Scoop Move up through right crimp and big move to underside of roof, then difficult exit through V/U in roof to the right as exit is slopey!

Start with both hands on the low rail. Smear with your feet and throw high for some decent crimps around a round plate. Easy moves to the roof. Take a deep breath and calm your nerves for the mantle move. Easy V1 escape to the right hand side. The tree on the left is off but if you push the mantle through the middle its "Scrambled Eggs" for you.

Tricky sit start, work your way up awkward side pulls, onto the face for an easy top out finish.

Hard sit start from the low sloper rail gain jug and left hand slot, standing up off the side pull will find you quickly up onto nice mantle off good feet.

Sit start on two slopey incuts and make way up slopers on arete to funky top out.

Sit start and climb right through slopey crimps and edges to mantle up the shelf.

Start in high break, big move right to small crimp, excitingly gain next break and top out

Start on small ledge, go up through pockets and breaks. Traverse left and finish up through seam.

Moist start blast straight up through awesome pockets then reach and belive for the top out.

Sit start left side of cave, roof juggery, re-birth towards the light, up face on crimps.

Start RHS of cave on better holds. Reach around over the lip and exit on crimp slab.

Start Left hand on arete, Right hand splayed way out right and feet on ledge to Left Gaston, Right Pinch, then Left Jug and straight up.

Carter Ritson Project

Stand start. Establish on the two decent but sloping crimps and use some fancy feet to get to the juggy rail.

Sit start on RHS of wave feature and traverse leftwards on cool slopey bumps and crimps to a cruxy mantle midway.

Step up on to Steep Slab and continue to choose your foot placements wisely, dont slip... stay balanced and top out through left side of large scoop

Get into Large Scoop, Daintily Pull over and top out. Mats and Spotter/s Recommended

same start as Marc's Line but shooting straight up to sidepull jug at the top without using any intermediates.. fun one mover!

Sit start and up the pretty arete on pockets and pinches. Trend right with a span to the juggy ledge. Hard mantle.

NB: some of the lowest pockets are quite thin so be careful not to use unnecessary force on them.

Aw maate. Absolutely staunch mantle problem which will test the very limits of your mantling capabilities. Stand on the ledge and mantle up using the weakness over the lip. Jug on top is off unless you specifically wanna take two grades off.

sit start matched on the broken jug, go up left to side pull crimp, then right hand to nice crimp on the face out right. From there, reposition feet, lockoff on that right crimp and left hand up to big victory jug and then top out

Sit start and up the slab to a tricky mantle.

Sit Start as per "V" Head Right and Traverse to the Face of the Point Through a Sloper then a high jug, head under and into the cave, then out to the lip of the cave, traverse lip and mantel out far right side of cave. Will solidify grade after some more traffic, please put in a personal grade when ticking.

Sit start with hands on the side-pull/under-cling on the right, feet anywhere but the bottom ledge is out. move to the under-cling in the middle then go straight up the face, easy jugs on the sides are out.

Stand start on big undercling on the far left of the roof. Climb rightward to top out on the nice sidepull feature. Tsz Ying Yau

Start with both hands inside the undercling on the far left. Then traverse left to right on the lip. The roof is out.

Scary reachy slab

Gentle overhanging pinch rails up the corner feature.

Sit start underclinging the flake, top.

Sit start right side and middle flake thing.

Extend the traverse accross tne sloper rail to top out as for LC(left). You can step off onto the boulder at the far end or head up the crack at v3

Get into the balancy start position and pounce for the top.

Match jug sit start. Pull and push.

Stand start on the arete and a pocket. Climb the right side of the arete to a unique top out.

Super Classic Problem. Helps to do yoga before (especially the Extended Lateral Angle Posture) Sit start at Red Cheeked and move up to the top of the scoop before heading left to the little side pulling crimper. Finish with both hands on large ledge in Salute to the Sun Posture. Repeat.

The positive matchstick edge crimps left of TOCAC crack. Avoid the crack until the holds truly run out, then sidepull the top 40cm block at the top of the crack to finish. Start wherever you can, options converge quickly. Sit-start also possible. Currently doable (Sep 2021) but the top metre a bit obscured by branches.

Starting just left of Monkey Magic, on the wall right of the obvious vertical crack line (Fingers Full of Steel), Use the angled crimpers, while avoiding the holds of Monkey Magic and climb up the face, scarce with holds. Finish with both hands on the sandy ledge common to the other climbs

Super fun, challenging climb. Sit start left of vertical drill line, using two gaping holes. Move right and up to finish with your head touching the manky roof. Pivoting, smears, laybacks and slaps makes this a truly intricate, technical climb.

If you don't mind Beta - check out this 3 star wonder here - http://youtu.be/81_X2kNe1Xo

Matthew Ritchie

Starting on the left of Bruce Lee just before the Peeking Patch Jurrassic Root, you should see a pocket and a sidepull. Sit start on those two starting holds and traverse to the finish of Bruce Lee.

A beautiful climb with minimal holds requiring some dedicated core strength and balance. For all lovers of laybacking!

At the sharp arete of the first slab you come to, start on the left side, using the corner and its features to reach the top. The holds are predominantly on the left of the arete but the climb utilises the holds on the right face within 30cm of the arete.

Balance, Dedication and a satisfying finish!

• Historical FA: Unknown
• Documented FA: Ranger Dave Archer, 2013

From the left arete, move 2m right and up for a fun time and desperate top.

The route starts on "The Sandy bay roof" V6. Follow the line that is going right until you reach the end of the good hand holes then jump on the big jug of the v4 "Roadkill" (jug just above Roadkill's start). Then follow the Roadkill line. This is a link-up. It is an "endurance boulder" with a decent rest in the middle.

Slide deep into the back of the cave to start on an undercling. Move out to buttress via powerful moves (and yes, it's super low-ball roof).

Start both hands on the juggy hold under the lip. Climb directly outwards towards the road around the most overhung section of rock. Continue over the ledge to standing, and finish by topping out directly above.

Awesome jug hauling up the stunning overhanging prow leads to a crimpy, 'easy yet somehow desperate', exit. Start low and stay true to the prow. A picturesque must-do classic.

Variant: Use a few higher jugs on the left and take a couple of grades off - still fun.

Start low with your hands on the big reverse layaway, then slap up the overhanging arête to finish on Jump and Mantle (the big sandy foot ledge is on).

Start as for 7 then traverse left before climbing up via the big pocket.

Start as for problem #8, but walk the ledge rightwards and finish on the jug on the arête (or higher up if you wish). Stretchy, balancey, and good fun.

In the middle of the boulder to the left of Three storey Rock, go up the right tending flake, then leave the flake to go left passing two slopey crimpers and top out as for Stick Your Foot In.

Initialled, further down track. Up past BR on orange rock.

Crag classic. Heel and toe hooks to a topout.

Sitstart.

Climb the left side of the bulb, left of the groove.

Cool! The left side of Cair Paravel boulder. Start with one hand in the low scoop and one on the arete. Follow the rising arete with poor feet. Not over the top till the top!

Right side of Cair Paravel boulder. Start at left end of scoop with underclings. Gain good hold over lip (under little overlap). Over and up.

Start at the base of the ramp on the right arete. Sit start, moving awkwardly up the ramp. Then up and left to a good horizontal line. Follow it till established on face. Then rightwards up the round arete.

The obvious arete 6m right of Homeless. Maybe v3, but a grade added for head space.

Start as for HPH. Just after the historic chipped holds, move over the lip.

Start as for Super Tramp. Over lip and escape around left. Bad landing.

Starting in the little cave at the bottom of the other long block. Yes, behind the black pipe. Sit start. Over lip and then easily up and right all the way up the block, only using the lip just before the tree. Don't fall at the top!

Start on crimps, move up and left, move right along overhung arete, mantle the left hand side of the overhang.

A powerful problem requiring some body contortions and a committing left hand!

Sit start under the corner of the featured wall and the overhang with a left foot up high. Some solid moves up the arete, topping out via the overhang.

Resist temptations for a easy hunt - The slaby wall to your right is out of bounds for hand or foot!

Start: 4m L of EOL. Up, directly through roof to big 'pillow' hold. Chain lower off set back on left. Rebolted.

Start just R of Z. Up, passing three (recently replaced) ring bolts and a long reach. Stay out of the crack! Belay is two somewhat hidden carrots on ledge at chest height.

Start: Up centre of yellow wall.

The BRs on this climb are well past their best.

Start: 2m L Unnamable Arete.

This route as 2 BRs which are well past their best before date.

Well, not that lovely, but OK. Seated start on the side pulls just left of the crack about 15m right of LSF. Move left and up, finishing leftwards.

Starting 0.5m left of Spider Stairs, straight up through a series of pockets and holds.

In the middle of the blankish face is a fine right leaning line. Mantle the bulgey start then go up the line heading rightish using the crimp.

About 3m left of the cave. Up using good holds to stance, then using crimp move up to take slopey edge then top.

Grab the rail of LIAS and move straight up the face. Good.

Start on the low rail as for Somme climb, traverse right through the shallow roof of Mini Sub to finish on the obvious iron ore horn on the arête.