Voies dans White Rock Conservation Area

The original line. Sit start on jugs in the middle of the wall. Head straight up and mantle out. Classic

Same sit start as antique roadshow prom but head right till you link into the V4 arete. A 60 degree sloper guards this beast.

Links Supa Chief into Orient Express. Climb Supa Chief to the starting holds of Orient Express, then climb that line to top out as for Lazarus. Harder than the normal finish of Supa Chief, and pumpy!

Start just to left of the Cherry Ripper start (when facing the back of the cave), with both hands and right heel in a jug. Traverse left onto the shelves and finish as for Rats of Tobruk.

Stand-start using big flake, head up and left using more big flakes to finish at the break half-way up.

Start inside of small cave on a massive ledge, work outwards and into the crack. Head to the start of the cave and finish upwards.

Be careful of spiders and other deadly creatures dwelling in the hole!

Start as The Crack but carry on up obvious line to finish. Technical and very sloppered crimps define this face climb. Unrepeated

Stand start and mantel on good hold

Sit-start in the middle back of the wall on the obvious jug rail. Take the nice middle line, blasting off to an oblivion of cave tricks. Remember your sequence or find yourself laying on the mats. Finish on the highest jug in the roof over the other side.

Start by climbing through a giant hueco on the right side of the cave and then straight up to mantle.

Start as TATJYALF but blast right into Sebulba. Save some gas in the tank for the crux mantle!

Start as for 'Long Live Short People' then bust up and right through thin gastons and crimps to top out. Only holds right of the thin seem leading from the starting pocket are allowed. Obviously, the fallen tree is out.

Sit start on good RH gaston and LF pinch- big feet. Go up to the right side of the little cave around the corner from damn hard slab on crimps, pockets and nice sloppers.

Yes it's another linkup. Climb Flying Frenchwoman to the finishing hole of Aiokiasof. Shake out, then reverse and climb Orient Express to top out as for Lazarus.

Squat start. Left hand in good pocket, right hand on jug. Move up, right and then straight up to a slopey mantle out.

Sit-start on the arete and finish right.

Start on two poor holds at the very bottom end of the cave. Keep body tension high and pop to an other poor hold straight above and finish on the victory jug right behind. All good holds to the right are off!

Tricky little problem from hard sit start to horrible mantle high up.

Up the crack for a legal high

Stand start and move up the committing big pappy bloc. Excellent movement

Pull onto top of flake and make very hard Gaston onto prominent edge. Match the edge and throw for the lip of the cave, drop onto the lip and manle out. Very very committing line which requires experience and lots of pads/spotters.

Perhaps an extremely hard sit start could be added or a link in from when pigs fly via the crack.

On the outside face of the cave, next to a orange water streak, begin stand-started with two smallish crimps. Weight your foot and statically pull on (jumping to the jug from the crimps without statically pulling on is a v1). The topout is abit poopy with a large plant living there.

Immediately right of 'Gift of the Gab' on the small face. Straight up on good edges. Avoid the crack further right.

Start as per Hockey Stick. As you round the corner, stay low instead. Move left to small feature pinch with a low shouldery crossover crux to good hold at low on crack (rock on ground is out for feet). Move diagonally up (left of crack) using small left sidepulls and right slopers to finish.

Lookers right end of “The Island” and yes it climbs that unique snake like tufa. Stand start with a LH pinch and RH pocket- make some cool movement up to a crap top out.

An extension to Gravel Pit, keep climbing as to top out on A Mystery Unravel It, just before the lip travers right finish on the big jug

Stand start with positive crimps in the break 2m left of “Gaston The Grey” and good RF. A long lock off to crimps straight up. Either dyno to the lip for V6 or cut right into GTG for V5.

The sit start to number 5. The crux is pulling on and moving.

One of the hardest problem's in Queensland. This is the amazing line in the middle of the wall.

Stand start easy slab up the left hand side of the face

Sit-start on the left side of the cave looking outside- on obvious flat jugs. Move across the low line of jugs into a drop down move onto a shelf. Traverse across untill linking up into ROT.

Start further in the cave and move out to the arete and finish up OHT

Start half a meter to the left of Shark Repellent Bat Spray, also with the same style of start, matched on a good sloper.

Start inside cave on the left. Obvious hole leads to shelf and joins Shinkansen at the compression moves. Finish as for Too Soft.

Sit start up through slopey rail to sidepull and mantle.

Start as for Gotham Easter Eggs but trend right and straight up to a easy mantel.

Sit-start of “ELABB”. Commencing right on the obvious honeycomb pocket and sidepull crack (same as Hotel Rwanda). Move up and then crimp across left to gain the large edges of ELABB, finish as per that. All of the crack and boulder to the right are out.

A nice clean crack climb, its about an inch wide.

This slabby problem stand-start’s on two underclings with obvious huge footer at the far right of the boulder. A balancey move to start, gains a large sidepull, then to a cool small RH pocket, directly up to a cruisey finish. Cynthia named it after Pountine, she's Canadian eh!

Blank slab starting of the right side of the boulder (standing on rock) heading left to finish above 'Bowl of Doom'. It is important that you weight the wall as statically as possible. Jumping or hopping off the ground definitely changes the grade.

Stand start on the ground in between the two boulders, slab-it-up to the top.

Start in the middle of the lip on two jugs and a very high R Heel. Crank up and climb the steep ledges to finish on the highest jug in the roof above.

Stand start the base and balance up the arete to jugs, make your way towards lip building courage as you go. Hidden holds lead to mantle. Top inspection and a clear head recommended.

Sit start right side of the cave on the outside. Follow a slopping rail and do some unequivocally burly moves into Technological Singularity. Futuristic and double digit hard

Sit-Start as for Polar Express, climbing through the overhang directly into a prominent undercling before gaining an enormous jug directly over the small boulder in the middle of the cave and topping out. The pocket nearly directly above the rail, and just below the lip, is out.

Up the left arete of Gymset using only the rail for hands. Quite challenging for feet with an interesting top out!

Start standing with LH in jug on the arête and RH in an undercling, at full arm’s length, with high feet. Move straight up on both sides of the blocky feature, with good holds on the left and slopey ones on the right.

Climb up the start of Y Front, trending right through the crack and into slopey crimps. When you reach the slopey dish dyno for jug blocked against roof, roughly 1 and a half meters from the finishing jug of Crack V4.

Stand start on jugs and Trent left.

Start as for 'Shinkansen' but blast straight across the gap, linking into 'Metro-Papineau' at the drop down.

Tough for shorties, easier for those with albatross like wingspans. Adds a good hard move for the start of metro and gets the pump flowing early on!

Start the same as Dejableau but head up and finish on the right side of the boulder. It is important that you weight the wall as statically as possible. Jumping or hopping off the ground definitely changes the grade.

Stand start up the arete with the huge pockets. A bit committing.

Alt-start to RAN, sit starting 3m’s to the left (looking at the back of the cave) on obvious rail. Climb the enjoyable long flake which joins into- what most consider- RAN’s crux.

Stand start on the grey streak, just left of the large block. Move up via gaston or dyno to a good crimp rail then mantle onto ledge and out.

Multiple holds have broken since the FA. It's likely the problem will need an upgrade.

Start on massive pocket and traverse out left, finishing up Too Soft.

Start as for Pendeltåg, but follow the low crack-weakness, firing out of the cave into Too Soft.

Start in big Hueco and traverse left into Polar Express

Sit start on the flake of SLW and launch to the slot of Gym and Tonic, from here climb G&T. Pretty explosive first move feels like a natural extension to G&T.

Stand start in two underclings, with the RH near the right arête and good feet out left. Move up RH to a small but positive crimp on the face, the do some classy footwork to match holds on the sloper at the top of the face. From here, but a big move to good holds to top out.

An eliminate route. A "J" style problem in the tradition of Joshua Tree. Jump from the ground to the sloper where Antique Roadshow tops out, muscle up and top out using ONLY this hold. A little contrived, but a lot of fun.

Sit start and trend slightly left. The crux involves moving off two small edges.

2m L of Angie's Crack. Stand start the rail and jug, mantle the sloping shelf and gingerly top out. Beware the loose flakes on the top to the far left.

Start both hands in obvious bowl on left hand side of slab. Finish straight up.

Up the arete opposite Slimper Assis.

Climb RAN, at the finish jug climb down onto the big shelf, blast left and then absolutely gun out of the cave through the project on the left side of the lip. V10?

Continue left at the end of crack via the pockets beneath the roof. Keep going till your standing on top of Gaston the Grey.

Start on the Juggy flake between TATJYLF and Tusken Raider. Pull out a long way to a jug left of the giant flake jug before crossing to it. Super classic problem by HB.

Start as for Overhead Transparency but half way up the fridge bust left and up the poopy slab.

Start on the mushroom hold in the middle, back of the cave. A drop down move get's you onto the big shelve. Reach under for Orient Express pockets. Finish as Shinkasen. Pumper.

VE Stand start on the left hand side of the small boulder, just to the left of Grovel Train. Short easy warm-up

Start with LH in the obvious mail slot above the lip of the cave, with RH on a slopey sidepull and feet underneath the lip of the cave on positive edges. Make a long throw with the RH to hit one of two sloping crimps on the face. From here, mantle out.

Start one hand on jug-crimp-flake below the lip at the lowest point of the cave, and the other on the face-sloper, throwing up and right ( toward the other end of the cave) to gain a decent ledge. Traverse along the reverse of Alfred to the centre and make the throw to the Bane jug.

Start on big undercling, head straight out through roof on some small holds. Finish with a real mantle. Powerful, techy, steep and poopy - it's got it all.

Sit start low on L side on reasonable crimps and sidepull flake. A few cramped moves on crimps then up to obvious dish, then topout. Stand start VE.

Start in obvious low pocket, head up and right past sloper and finish just left of times up.

Hasn't seen many repeats since the FA and doesn't seem very logical at V10. Only time will tell

Stand start on good side pull and sloper, straight up.

Sit start as for NC on the left side looking out of the cave. Blast along the lip on the left to a stopper Steep Crux. Top out on buckets above next to the small tree. The only line that can escape the cave

Stand start at the base of scoop, straight up and mantle lip.

Start as for Pendeltag, exiting as for Aiokiasof. The longest line at the underground.

Stand start on pocket and high rail, move right to juggy sidepull and upwards

Start in middle of small face, then head right into wide crack and grovel your way to victory.

A good introduction to slab climbing. Start slightly to the right of the large blocks on top of the wall. Head straight up, being careful not to dislodge them on the top out.

Sit start in the tube, start right on the lowest crimp-ledge-pinch of the vertical seam, and left on the big sloper-ledge, traverse along the low crimp-seam across the front of the cave into the second half of Bane.

Start on jug at bottom left of cave, traverse right then up on thin face holds, before powerful move to gain big finishing jug.

Stand-start on small sharp R hand sidepull, L on undercling/sidepull or a crimp as wingspan allows. Get on the wall static then balancy footwork or just huck to high holds, traverse L to topout over middle of bloc.

Start as for times up but head straight up via huge dyno

Stand start using arete, head stright up.

Start on pockets, move straight up, rail-slopey slap up to the right, gaston/mantle on jug, feet up, top out

Start start on the right side of the boulder and get extreme directly up the arète following a cool RH crack.

Up the orange face with plenty of holds.

VE Stand start, straight up the middle of the slab

Sit start with hands in large horizontal pockets, then move up LH to amazing mono pinch. From here slopers, pockets, and good crimps see you to the top. Still a bit dirty, take care.

Start as for Red Hood's Revenge, climbing into the reverse of Bane to exit the cave and blast up and right to finish as for Electric Bat Mobile. An undoubtably worthy villain for the Bat

Extension to gravel pit, up the corner to top out. A bit poopy.

Sit start R arete on good R hand jug and LH knob. Straight up the scoop to an interesting mantle out.

Start as for remember to forget, then bust left from slopey pocket to finish up the Barn Owl. Still a project

Sit start with good right hand edge and low side pull, straight up for a nice short problem.