Voies dans Spring Mountain

To the left of the the arete project on the next arete around the boulder.

The King Line. Don't botch the topout. Start as for Knifey Spooney but finish with air beneath your feet.

Stand start. Both hands in big whole. Straight up.

Sit start laybacking at the back of the cave in the vertical crack underneath the bat poo. Powerful moves around the arete and then easy to top.

There's a sit start to be had here. Right hand in nice divot. Left hand juggy sidepull. Straight up.

Sit start and head up the offwidth crack with good edges throughout.

Squat start with hands on the first little horizontal lip in the crack. Follow the crack up.

Is this caving? Squeeze test through the crack and exit at the back. Floor of the crack is off. Smaller frames may find this easy.

As per Crack but head left and up.

Mantle the dirty shelf

Right hand on head height crimp. Left hand on shoulder height sloper crimp. Head straight up on crimps. Don't stray right onto Left from Crack. Feels like a 3 on FA but will likely end up a 2 once it cleans up

Sharpest holds around.

Sit start in the back of the cave on the good ledge. Work your way to the extremely sharp knob and haul yourself up.

As per Training for Something but sit (or maybe squat) start off the belly height (when standing) crimps.

Head up the low angle crack exiting left under the stone of triumph

Stand start. Straight up. Beware it is not well brushed, holds may break and it's quite exposed.

Up the ledgy slab.

Squat start as per Crack. Traverse right to finish up A dime in the rough. Note that this problem. Eliminates the jaggy footers near the base. Traverse feet crack the crimps that form the start of Sitting for something.

Sit start with left hand side pull and right hand on the highest jug. Cool moves on average holds and good slopers. Easy top.

Start standing but but hands are low. Two hands on the sidepull flake in the overhang. Figure out the funky foot positioning and move slightly left then up.

Sit start with feet in the back of the cave, right hand on side-pull and left hand on the Sloper. Move up the chungus arete.

Sit start. Right hand on the crimps pinch at the mouth. Left hand undercling deep in the cave. Feet up and then... Likely very hard.

Stand start with obvious left hand hold and right hand side-pull. Cool start with sketchy top out.

Sit start with hands on small crimps (quite widely spaced) in the seam. Pull on and then... that's up to you. Likely very hard.

We got to the top but didn't top out cause weren't feeling great about downclimbing without a rope. Super flaky and a snakeskin in one of the holes so watch where your putting hands

Easy warm-up slab, done barefoot

Stand start. Straight up.

Sit start on corner, reach up for crack, follow crack up to left and top out

Mantle the jugs to the left of Inductor then traverse to finish as for Inductor, done barefoot

There is something cool here. I forgot to take a photo. For now I'll just say that the trick will be figuring out how not to dab!

Sit start as for Flake City, but head straight up to top out.

Tall and fun, a nice intro to committing moves on softish stone. RHS of main arete/face.

Up groove on the back side of Inductor boulder

Start as per open project 5. Traverse right to top out round far right arete.

Eastern block down the bottom. Straight up to top out.

Easy warm-up slab, done barefoot

Sit start on good low jug. Mantle to end up standing on the starting hold. That's the finish. DO NOT TOP OUT. There are sensitive plants present above.

Sit start left of arete on undercling jug under the roof. Move right of arete and straight up the crack line to top. Don't fall, the landing is horrible.

Stick to right side of arete

This boulder has fair coverage of plants. Please avoid disturbing them by not climbing the boulder.

Easy mega offwidth get in der' nice and deep.

1m right of Mega Hertz, avoids any of the holds of Mega Hertz or Stray Current. Use R hand undercling and L crimp to gain sloping pocket, slabby moves to top.

Start on flat hold at the back of the roof on the right hand side where there is no mud, climb through the roof trending left using obvious underclings. Mantle the lip and top out. The blocks to the left and right are out for feet only use the face where the start hold is.

Stack the slabby offwidth in the corner. Try not to walk up the shelf on the left or stray out onto the face. Stay in the crack with some deep knee lock action. Topout over the chock stone.

1m right of Mega Volts. Avoiding any of the holds of Mega Volts, up slab, beware of flexy flake at top.

The crack in the corner, right side slightly over hung. Up on finger locks and jambs. Keep off the ledge to the right. Instead go left along the horizontal crack, under the tree branch and then right up the top block.

High step on jib and pebble to gain slab then delicately up.

Climb the crack and bail right on the shelf at the top.

Start as for Earth Leakage but then traverse L delicately across slab then up L face of boulder

Easy boulder, sit start for adults, stand start on the same holds for kids, up the arete.

A cheese grater compression problem up the arete

Easy warmup slab, done barefoot

Easy slab, done barefoot

Up the corner. Quite nice. Cant remember the name, but H.L was on a marker at the bottom.

Up the face to the left of the arete, starting with hands on juggy ledge, done barefoot

Tall and committing, a great test of the headspace for the grade. LHS of main arete/face

Cheese grater slopers, needs a good clean to get rid of loose rock from the overhanging face to provide a stable foothold.

Up the easy face on RHS of Bloc

Project up face around the arete from Mega Hertz

Start to the right of Conductor, with LH in small pocket and RH on the arête. Ascend the kitty litter face with reachy moves.

Over the block on LHS of Boulder.

Located just to the right of the Earth Leakage boulder. Start in the horizontal crack and ascend on good holds. Mind the general looseness.

Sit start lay back crack. Named after the Dockrillia linguiformi, a lythophilic plant that grows on rocks in SE QLD and flowers in spring. Be careful not to damage these.

Climb the slab on the backside of the highball boulder where Project 2 is located.

Not yet named project. Sit start on the low rail. FA can name it.

Take the steps up the scenic route. One move wonder down low, easy up top.

With some brushing there's probably a really good arete climb here.

Very nice movement up and out of the scoops. Start matched on the left of the first scoop.