Noeuds dans New Nowra - Braidwood Road

Fantastic outing in a stellar position. Same start as Heyday. Take the first crack leading to the roof, exit left and follow crack to top.

2 pitch corner crack on gear. Start at the left end of ledge that splits the cliff, Double bolt belay.

1. Traverse left to stacked blocks, up the corner and exit left to belay.

2. climb up and left to exit left of the leaning crack, bolt.

Start as for Heyday and climb to the stacked blocks, best to belay here. Climb the airy arete on gear (cams) and bolts to the top.

The next area about 100m along from Indian Head, it's the vertical walls and square cut aretes after a series of slabs visible from above. The two aretes on this cliff are very different to any other routes at TJF.

Done once as a mixed gear abomination in the very distant past. Now steel rules supreme. Don't expect to get off this one alive if you don't tie a knot in the end of your rope! Close to being the longest single pitch sports route at TJF. The crack splitting the wall 50 or so meters towards the waterfall from the Mystery Mossy Slab. Which by the way isn't a mystery. Climb the wall using the crack as a supplementary hold. Top out or lower to an anchor and lower again! Remember the knot!

The escape route (and rap in route). Mossy black slab 5m right of Black Snake. Originally had lone carrot halfway up sticking out a long way. Now has 5 very spaced rings and a rap chain. Needs a good brush down low but is climbable. This is a zero star route. thecrag.com database star allocation is stuffed.

Major steep arête on right side of orange face. Quite unusual climbing style for 'Nowra', with lots of sideways holds and blocky edges. Start arête direct with bouldery moves past first bolt. Rest on stance then more trick moves up marbled rock to tricky crux bulge. Finish up crack.

Start: Starts 10m left of 'Mystery Mossy Slab'.

Excellent wall climbing straight up the face right of the major corner. Slabby start, tough move through small bulge in the middle then punch out the short roof to top of cliff jugs.

Bolted in the windiest day ever. Start on slab 4m right of big mossy corner. Left trending line past flakes and big pocket to join into major corner crack. Layback and stem up this surprisingly clean corner to anchors under big roof. Crack seeps after heavy rain.

Slightly overhung face just left of major corner crack. Sustained edges and pockets. 25? There is a direct finish, and an easier right version bolted.

Finish direct up sandy shallow crimps. Will add a grade to the route.

Action packed steep arête 8m left of The Regular Route. Start off ledge (bolt belay) trending left on conglomerate band to instant exposed arete perched above void. Up technical arete on small shallow pockets and reachy jugs. Pumpy right until the very last move.

A bunch of faces offering some medium length moderate routes just past the waterfall.

Low angled corner crack. Start up on scree slope.

Start just right of the corner crack. Traverse out along ramp then up to anchors.

Start right of Rappin on the buttress. Great climbing up the buttress.

The crack to the right of A. Stuff in a bunch of cams, try not to pull anything off, and up you go.

If you can climb past the slightly flaky start without bitching too much then the rest of the climb is really good on some nice grey rock. A few good moves past the bulge to jug city.

Start just right of MB. A bit shitty for the first couple of moves but there is plenty of pro to stop you dying. Once you get above the start by a few meters the rock is great and the moves interesting enough to keep you off drugs.

A small overhung wall of grey smooth rock in a shady gully. Should contain 4 or 5 routes eventually. There are some spectacular orchids growing on the top of the wall - sadly there were probably a lot more like this closer to the carpark before thieves took them.

First line on the wall as you enter the alley. Nice piece of rock to start then head up the furthest left line of bolts.

Shares the same tricky start as the previous route. Once over the start the dyno in the middle may shake you off.

A little steep and a little pumpy. Stick clip first bolt, over bulge and up flake then punchy crux leaving the horizontal break. Traverse right from bolt 5 then back left and up to anchors.

Start at Big News Day, heading right at the first break to follow the line of stainless to the anchors. Route name changed at request of first ascentionist

Next right of Poofs on Hoofs. A bit of slapping required at the bulge and then easy to the top. Route name changed at request of first ascentionist,

Start at the next line of bolts right of DTB. If you can't sought out the start because of the maze of bolts then figure it out by the grade. Its likely to be harder than 23.

Next line of bolts right of the previous project. Again take your pick of the bolts you want to use as the start.

The easiest route in the alley. Start at the left facing corner which sought of shares the same start as the next route. Up the start trending left onto the line of bolts with a crux near the top.

Start at PDM and head right to follow the bolts to a knob pulling crux near the top.

Found near the bottom of the alley at yellow wall capped by small roofy type overlap. Don't let the very thin and fragile start put you off. If you snap off any of the start holds just chip a couple of new ones. Its not the start you are climbing this route for, its the next 8 or so moves which are the stella crux. Once thru to the ledge then its easy to the lower offs. Route name changed at request of first ascentionist

Start about 1.5 meters right of MBR. You will have to be keen to climb this one as the intermittent seepage means the moss keeps growing back on the crux. As nobody likes a to walk anywhere these days it hasn't had a lot of ascents.

Start at the little crack feature right of RJ. At the first bolt head left thru bulge and up to ledge.

Second best route on the crag only surpassed by Big News Day. Start at the same crack feature as the previous French mouthful but head straight up. A few small holds and your up.

The last climb on the wall. Located on the left arete of the chimney at the bottom of the alley. So much for an area that may only host 4 or 5 routes other than big news day.... HA HA HA. PS the wall on your left is a sandy pile of cack.

A pleasant shady flat bottomed cliff featuring near vertical climbs. Rock varies from short orange stuff to the usual grey flaky scab laden walls.

Right side of hanging arete on the first bit of climbable rock. Access from ledge on right. Short and steep tho a bit soft for the grade the taller you get.

The corner to the left of Dalek Dick. Only evidence of an ascent is the old carrot bolt at the top for a belay (don't use it you're better off tying off to a bunch of those half burnt scrawny bushes than clipping this thing).

Start at the detached flake under the Africa like continental shape. Journey up the line of bolts that goes east of the African flake.Steeper top half is on good jugs.

Start at the same first bolt as as East of Africa. Take the left line of bolts past the Congo, grappling with the easiest holds and scabs for a mild tick.

A weird extension of any of the three short climbs on the orange wall. Depending on the size of your nuts and the amount of faith you have in the lip jug. Climb, leap or fly out to lip after climbing the route below. Tell your belayer not to stand underneath as they might wear the hold. Alternatively; climb the route below to the ledge and stick clip the biner hanging from the chain at the lip. Climb or leap out to the lip and wrestle it and the easy wall to the top.

The right hand of the three short routes which ascend the orange wall. Great rock tho the rest ledges can get a little dirty. A bouldery start which may be as hard or as easy as the others around here. Find the technique and it falls into place, no strength required.

The middle of the three routes that ascend the short orange wall. A bouldery start which is easy if you can do it and worth complaining about if you can't. Straight up past the rest ledges to the anchors under the roof.

Left route of the trilogy of three ascending the short orange face. Great rock but its broken by a couple of rest ledges you could camp on.

The second line of bolts right of Legless Leper. Start at any of the two or three bolted alternatives. The arete start is more traditional. Great climbing on a steep wall with a crux somewhere near the top. If you pull off any holds glue them back on!

The middle of the three great wall routes on the main wall. Start on any of the bolted alternatives they are all about 19. Head up and over to do the same middle moves as ATOTFRR. At mid height take the left branch of bolts more or less straight up the wall. Try not to stand on the crux handhold you may just stomp it off with great big club footed clodhoppers.

The route that ascends the middle of the proud wall. Start just to the right of the slot that takes you to the upper ledge, at the side pulling pocket. Head straight up the wall being careful not to pull any shit off at the mid height break.

Start on the upper ledge at the common bolt. Head up just to the right of the orange streak crossing back to the centre at mid height then straight up to common anchors. Thin moves some of which were so thin they fell off, hence the need to glue a few back on. If glue offends don't whinge to me.

Desperately tries to climb the orange streak but can't quite do it. Start on the upper ledge at the common start bolt. Head up and left onto the great orange rock. Instead of heading into the bee's nest at the top, jig back to the right to finish on the common anchors. Not much new rock passes under your feet but the stuff is gorgeous. The critics will cry "contrived!" & "toy route" but who cares rock doesn't get any better than this.

Start at the clean streak on the right side of the ledge shared by LTB. Following right line of bolts to anchors.

Start at any of the clean streaks. Head right a little to broken topped flake pinned to the wall, follow line of bolts up slightly bulging wall. Easy jugging. A reachy move in the middle.

Start right of the Deathly Knob Sacks. Up thru the heavily cleaned section to the nice head wall. Slap your way to the jug in the break and continue right at the top. Avoid swinging off the rooflet at the top as it may fall on you. Just climb up and right on the jugs to the anchors.

Next line right of the Chamber of Chunder. Use the same two rungs to start and branch right. Great moves, pity there's not many of them. Clip the high bolt on the head wall and climb back down to advance up to the right.

Located on wall to the left of the main cliff. Access the ledge from the left side. Start at rungs. Straight up past hole. Some good moves once you clear the bottom slab.

Nice bit of rock once the crap at the bottom is gotten over by using the two rungs. Bulgy but large holds throughout the whole climb.