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Middle route on final poxy face. Jump to pod, then up, right to rest, and rightwards at final bolt. Hard crux sequence if you're short!

Extension of Aria and probably the best route at the crag. Start as for Aria, clip third bolt with a long draw. Move right then up flake and slopers to double RB lower off. Five bolts in total, 4 of which are BR's.

Stand start on undercling, head left and up to top out.

A great little climb in the backyard of the North Shore!

Start: Marked "24 Thunderbird". The first climb you reach after the walk down on the far left of the crag.

Over chossy undercut onto balancy, slabby face (1 carrot, 1 FH) up to old blue sling on RB. Out to lip of roof 1 carrot and 1 fixed hanger. Then go diagonally through roof passing 2 ring bolts. Ignore previous route info this is how the route is done.

Start just right of crack on big jug and left of Deal with it. Crux at top.

OPEN PROJECT. To the left of 2, left arete. Not sure if doable or a route. Undercling, up to the rail, kneebar, right side pull until a pocket, slopers to top out

Easiest line up the arete, started using the incut pocket

Just right of the tree. Grab two small crimps and crank on up

Start as for '8', on the edges. traverse right into the start of '5' and up.

Traverse the little wall from right to left. Stay below the top. This is the hard extreme right hand start of The Lindfield Traverse Complet.

Undercling the breaks to the left of 4, and either crimp or dyno to glory.

The Complete Lindfield Traverse, starting at 3 on Walkdown Wall and finishing in the cave of The Overhang. A great way to warmup for those harder problems.

Has been broken down into 9 (yes, 9), shorter traverses:

The Lindfield Traverse - 1

The Lindfield Traverse - 2

The Lindfield Traverse - 3

The Lindfield Traverse - 4

The Lindfield Traverse - 5

The Lindfield Traverse - 6

The Lindfield Traverse - 8

The Lindfield Traverse - 9

The Lindfield Traverse - 10

Start as for #5, but go straight up avoiding the large holds on the right

Eliminate all face holds and climb the seam by finger-locking and a tips layback

Left hand sloper, right hand knifeblade. Grit your teeth and pull. Knifeblade is bigger than it used to be!

Straight up this buttress, staying out of the cracks.

Bold face to the left of '8 - Twin Cracks'.

Grab the break and mantle it to reach a pockety sidepull 1.5m above.

Climb to and past the obvious square window.

Up past a bullethole pocket to finish on crimps.

The blankish runnel in the middle of the wall

Start on the right, move onto the arete itself, then back on the right.

Thin moves up the black wall just left of the arete.

The left side of the black wall. Still thin but apparently jug heaven compared to '2'.

Centre of the wall, aiming for the ironstone "horseshoe' crimps high in the middle. Very, very good.

A tough part of The Lindfield Traverse Complet. Undercut sandy footholds are off.

Thinly up the centre of the wall on mostly positive holds.

Starting in the chimney on the right. Desperately up the wall using small and slopey crimps

Start with your left hand in the slot and lunge for the high slopey pocket.

Starting in the layback flake, traverse left keeping feet low to the arete.

The easiest way across is to bridge across the back of the gully and traverse high on the wall. The hard way is to stay low and link Corals with '16'.

Choose your conditions; the slopers are far from positive and dry, cold conditions could make all the difference

Start just left of the undercling, laying away on two small pockets about 1m apart

Up the overhanging orange streak in the middle of the wall. Desperate and has a bad landing.

Left of the descent gully, below the tree is an intense little one-mover. Up the center of this little wall. The tree root is off!

The testpiece of the wall. 'Required' qualification for the Lindfield Hardman badge. Scene of chip/fill shenanigans in the past. Classic. Chips have recently been filled in (Aug 2017).

To the right of 'She-Oak Crack' is a thin seam. Climb it.

Step across the descent gully to The Small Blank Wall, downclimb The Offwidth then traverse low across the wall to the top of The Golden Triangle and step across to The Overhang. This is probably the crux of The Lindfield Traverse.

Alternatively traverse high across The Blank Wall and drop down at the end which is much easier.

Drop a plumb line down from the centre of the face and follow this through line through the overhang.

Traverse left to right under the orange roof, finishing up the headwall or off right.

Start matched on the lower left rail and dyno way up into the slopey slot, continuing as 'The Overhang'.

Mentioned in the Sydney Bouldering Guide as having been done many times over but not recorded as a route there.

Contrived. Start: Undercling the large flake and go straight up to a match with both hands in the thin break.

First of the up problems, from the big sandy footledge move out via two reasonable slots to finish up and right.

Just left of the two-hand feature in the middle is a good sized undercling. Start here and head out to a small slot above Pipe Dreams. From here, left to a sloping slot, right hand good pocket, top.

About 20m to the right of the next problem. Start on the right of the cave's lip, and traverse out left.

Far left (looking in) is a decent sized cave. (More problems here?!) Start on the nob and a crimp below the hole (lorikeet nest) with feet in big break. Up to hole, then left to good holds before rounding lip to ramp. Finish just below the moss and drop off.

Sit start just left of the orange streak. Follow ramp til onto arete. Dive right for orange jug under roof. Up and over roof.

Same start as "Vienna Frankfurther", except the arete above the starting holds are off.

Sit start with right hand on the gaston, and left hand on the crimp directly left of it. Join up with "Re-heated Hotdog".

Start in front of big dead tree with one hand in the obvious pocket. Move left and over the highest point.

A pumpy number that climbs like one long boulder problem. Thought provoking moves up the face followed by generous holds through the roof. RBs the whole way.

Start up the nudist. When you get to the anchors throw for a big move right around the mossy face then follow the lip of the roof for another 5m on a sightseeing tour of bygone bolts (clip the fresh ones though). Finishes at chains, second or back-jump to clean.

Start up from the sloping rail and move quickly to the chalked jug. A series of big moves through increasingly bad slopers brings you to the roof. Even bigger moves to more friendly holds on the lip and swing on through to the anchors of the Nudist Route. 2 FHs followed by 2RBs to the anchor. Grade in the realm of 25. Stick-clipping the first bolt strongly recommended.

Right of arete, starting very low. 'Arete' is off.

Start in the back of the cave, up out over the jugs and wrestle with the tricky finishing mantle.

Stand on the small rock to reach a side pull edge with your right hand. Jump to the chicken head then throw to the top. Short but sweet.

Sit start on the lower rail. continue upwards to the pocket, and finish on the higher lip far off to the left.

Sit start on the obvious crimp rail left of Powerade. Straight to the lip, then pocket and finish same as Powerade.

Sit start on the low rail. The left rail is out and so is the incut grove thing. Dyno from the middle rail with the same finish as Gatorade.

Stay right. Nothing left of the top seam.

Warm-up Mantle.

Start right, follow rail low and top out left.

Sit start at the first low point common to several other problems. Move right and up toward the bulbous right hand side of the overhang

Top out straight up without heading to far right to where the overhang is less

A pumpy lip traverse finished with a super challenging mantle!

At the left overhang, start with hands matched on large rounded hold found under the right side of the overhang. Movee up to the lip of the over hang and once there traverse to the left until you are at hanging from the section that juts out the most.

Mantle your face off!

Good spotters and several pads help with the mental game

Think it looks deceptive? Like its just going to break? This under cling is amazing, but is this a limited climb?

Check it out and judge it for your self.

Start with both hands matched on a solid jug at the left of the Overhang. Pull your feet up high and avoiding all the choss in front of you power up to the Judas of a undercling. Either you will hate it or you will love it.

Using the undercling make dynamically or statically for the lip and breath deep for one of the hardest mantles here.

Same line as The Promised Dunk but this time the intermiate ledge and undercling in the roof are in! Don't smile too early though, the final mantle is still waiting for you. Intense boulder!

A satisfying inverted lip problem

With both hands matched on the big break just to the right of where the cave lip starts heading upwards, move straight to a heel hook, with the rock underneath you out of bounds

Using the lip and face holds 30cm from the lip, follow it up and left till you are around the corner.

Top out same as "Stuck In Limbo"

Start as "The Forsaken" with hands matched on flake and one heel hooked, but finish up the groove left of the starting hold. Low band of rock is out.

Sit start same as SHI . Power straight up and topout to the left using some interesting holds and a good thick shake full of balance

The first V4 of the crag. Start on the right arête using the crimpers to get on the problem. With your right hand hugging the rounded arête make your way up and top out to the left. This is a stand start.

A Challenging arete with a contrived slap in the middle. You have to feel faith in your palm to send this one

Start hugging the arete using the holds 30cm either side of it. Set up onto the rock below and move up, crimping and slapping till you get above the slap to a decent hold on the right face of the arete Top out to the right keeping close to the arete

Power, reach and commitment!

Sit start just right of the rounded arete on some angled ledges. Head up to the two good pockets mid way up the way. Get your feet high and power up to thy mighty right hand slap into the rounded scoop! Hold fast, trust it and topout!

This problem loves the long but extra points for the short who conquer it.

A stout test of dedication and focus.

Start the same as for SS with a hand on the left arete. Move up and to the left, traversing around the rounded corner.

From here the fun starts. Use the sharp crimpers and make your way to the end of the face.

Top out using the crack while keeping your feet on that face. The rock to your right that holds 'WIW' and 'ISS' is out of bounds for hand or foot!

Pumped by the end?

Get established using the crimps then reach up and left for a poor sloper in the obvious horizontal scoop. Build feet and then pop up and right for the hard to spot edge. Finishing jugs are then in range

Starts just right of "Our Father Who Art A Boulderer" under the white vertical streak

Pull on using sharp crimps and establish yourself on the good horizontal edge on the left. Reach for the small dish with your right and then go again with the right for the two finger pocket. Go with the left for the shallow depression next to the pocket. Get your feet up and fire up and right for the sinker edge at the base of the V on the lip.

A bit conditions dependent

Funky heelhook start, power to huge jug then either use obvious crimpers on the face or huge throw to good hold at the top of the face. Top out to the left.

Start on obvious slot with feet splayed under on the wall. Move up face and to the right, using the obscured jug on the top right to top out.

Start as for GBHH and traverse the whole lip exiting at the tree. Enjoy the stopper move. Wait till you find it.

Sit start 1m left of Guide By His Hands using pocket in the orange streak. Move straight up to the top out

Starting on the obvious rail, slap your way up into the small dish, then move up and out left into the slots. After a reachy move to the high jug, finish out left as for Splitting The Bible. Bring crackers for celebration.