Voies dans White Rock Conservation Area

This problem and adjacent lines are located on a long, low boulder situated about 150m downhill in the gully from the Chalking Dead boulder.

Immediately to the left of Crater Hater. Stand start with LH in one of several undercling huecos, and RH in the sidepull/undercling edge in the scarred rock. Set up and dyno for the lip.

a shame the chock stone broke, poetical to start still sit start right hand foot match in the very low undercling, up the arete and big right move to gain the three finger pocket. straight up to tricky tope out. might go now at v10+

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

Rad sit-start on block under roof to small undercling, then punch to cool looking flake. Sooo bloody awesome and burly. Make sure you have a fair few pads.

Used to be the Jango fett project, but our authenticity checks clarified that Jango was never actually on tatooine we think. Unless he went there on a holiday at some point, but seriously who would go to mos eisley for a holiday, so it's kind of unlikely.

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

Sit start to “And Better”, starting direct under AB on the sloping rail LH and RH on right positive slopper- with heel hook above the small cave.

Around the corner from quit tennis approximately 10 metre from the corner of the cliff edge A good one for beginners Standing start using obvious jugs half way up to the crux from here traverse to the corner of the high boulder using undercling's and side pulls before using the corner to top out at 4m

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.

Stand start with good RH on arete and big feet. Pull on static and move to same finger pocket of Arabesque, then trend left and up the high slab. Finish on far Left at top of boulder. First accent not known.

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

This techno, crimp-ladder begins as a sit-start on TTA. Pull on and move up, stepping left, finishing up ISCT.

Sit start to the right of Cheese Curds in two opposing sidepulls with good feet on the low rail. Make a big move and top out to the right side of the boulder next to the arête.

Stand start on the left side of the arete of “The Powerpuff girls” with LH Gaston pocket and RH arete. “What we do every night pinky, try to take over the world”.

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

Climb the obvious fridge feature. deep from in the cave. Slap side to side and try and work out the wacky puzzle at the lip. Don't get swallowed up by the giant monster!!

Stand start using arete, head stright up.

Start 1m to the left of Robin on good right hand hold and left heel, go straight up and slightly right.

start on the big sloper rail as for star jug, up to the good rail then left into the undercling, pull through some side pulls to the mega jug then up and right for a few moves to a jug finish. Direct version of Star Jug (don't use the bucket jugs on the far left).

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

Start at beginning of 'Too Soft', boulder 'Orient Express' in reverse and finish on the round pocket of 'In Transit'. Original first ascent at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ytHPlIJcl4s Solid V4 or soft V5.

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

Climb Gravel Pit, then climb directly left into Jabbas jug. Much better movement than Star Jug Destroyer.

Stand start to the left of the crack/runnel feature, with the RH in a shallow pocket and the LH in a good slot. Move up the blunt arête/slab with slopey feet and hands, and balancy yet athletic movement. Avoids all of the holds to the right of the crack, including the blocky pedestal at the start.

Start on the slab, up to the large jug rail, big move up to crimp and top out.

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

Stand start from the blocky jug.

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

Start up And Better sit start, traversing left without stepping in the cave into Tree Fall. This boulder combines the three most difficult lines of the wall.

Up the orange face with plenty of holds.

Starting with the left side pull up to the rail, mantle finish.

VE Stand start, straight up the middle of the slab

Start on the Gravel Pit jug, traverse right past the TIE Fighter flake, then continue right moving slightly up on jugs and pockets for hands, heel hooks and toe cams for feet. Then climb Horned Banthas to its finishing jug. With this many moves, it would be more appropriately graded 22.

Sit start with hands on a big flake, then up to crimpy rail. Mantle up and reach for a big jug for easy top out.

Start on undercling, straight up, top out.

Start up right hand hueco and head straight up for a commiting finish, spotters required.

Sit start from the large pocket, left to a crimp then tricky pulling on mediocre holds, traversing hard left then up for a fun mantle. Holds broke since First ascent. Has been sent in it’s new form around Hard V7 or soft 8.

Sit start using good holds, big move to the good hold at the top. Stand or jump start to the good top hold for a V0

Sit start on the right side of the little cave. LH on slopper pinch jug- right on sidepull crack- feet start on dish underneath the RH crack. Ascend

Start on crimp rail above Robin. Dyno to Technological Singularity ’s jug and top out.

Liam Sutcliffe

Sit start as for the V3 on good slopes, head up and left to slopey crimp then top out.

VE Stand start in the shallow corner on the right hand side of the slab.

...there is no try. Start in cave to the right of Obi Wan's Revenge. Right hand meat hook jug, left hand on top of flake jug. Huge low feet and heel hooks see you moving up and left on large crossover moves to the obvious gaping mouth sloper on the face. From here move delicately up and slightly right on positive sloping pockets to a long reach left to a good crimp, then another move left to small jug below roof. Finish with a committing overhanging mantle.

Crouch start on the same big slopper pocket as HT and move straight up. Watch the choss ontop. A decent warm up

Stand start on little chest height ledge, mantle up into decent holds and top out.

Start up left hand hueco and finish straight up for an easy but committing problem.

Squat start on two crimps in the scoop. Crimp up the face to a big dyno. Classic

Stand start with good side pull and small edge, head straight up. Sit start goes at V6.

Squat start on jugs either side. Use the cool arete and then up to a break. The crux is the mantle, slapping the right hand side of the bloc; compression. The slab/wall on the right is all out.

Stand start both hands on sloper rail, find a foot and mantlé straight up. Once standing, repeat this process to mantlé straight to victory. Jug, rail, and features to the right are out.

Sit-start on barely there holds, moving left into mono's and finish on jug below ferns.

Sit start as for Repeater, but head left to a good LH Pinch and RH flat hold, and dyno to the prominent bump on the lip and top out. Will be a V4 for shorties.

Sit start at the bottom of the left leaning crack, then head up and left.

Stand start on the far left lower crack crimps. Traverse the crimps and horizontal cracks around the right arete for an easy slab top.

Stand start matched in the big pocket (far left) of NBC. Delicately move across right into C.E on pockets. Finish up C.E

Stand start on big jug, straight up, top out.

Stand-start as for “Glen's V4” heading to the ball/pinch, then traverse left, across the arch- blasting up to a line of ming’in slopes. Finish up left with a high spicy mantle. The holds after the ball/pinch on Glen’s V4 are not in.

When inside cave start on the far right side, sit started on good holds. The caves classic climbs the cool rail and crack weakness inside the cave till the big jug shelf at the end.

Stand start using edges, head straight up to good slopers on the top and mantle.

The Sit start to Reach, Flex, Repeat. Start sitted with RH on arete pinch/sidepull and LH on incut pinch and obvious feet. Two big moves into the flake. This sit start breaks the sandbag of Reach, Flex, Repeat. Finish matched on large obvious crimp. Should top out but it’s way too dirty above.

Climb The Joker, at the finishing ledge stay low to continue two-thirds of the way along the Alfred crimp seam, before blasting up to the shark-tooth-shaped jug-ledge (~1m to the right of the Bane jug), then continue right to match the finish jug-ledge of Caped Crusader.

As for Brave Heart, but get scared at top and scurry left between boulders for an easy escape.

A direct start to Arabesque Left. Stand start with good R crimp and slopey left crimp. Tiny footholds to begin, giving way to very high feet and delicate movement. If you are still on, finish as for AL. Do not escape to the arete on the left- climb the face.

Up the obvious wide crack in the corner, bridging on some nice percussive rock.

Sit start on a good left hand side pull and a right gaston in the crack. Pull on and bump right to a slopy side pull and move left to a small but positive crimp on the face. From here, sort feet and move right to a sloper, then left to positive crimps up high to top out. Gets its name for some interesting foot beta that makes the start much easier.

Stand-Start as BOD (RH in bowl) except LH down low on good hold (side pull) and left foot on wall. Straight up then traversing right on small edges. The whole lip left off the little shrub is out. Finish on jugs under the rock stack, highest point of boulder (the same finish as The non-friction section)

Start up the obvious corner as in Unknown, but like Chicken Run, traverse to the easy exit to the left.

Start at low break, then up to slopey rail, huck to gaston pocket over lip and finish as for 'Sasquatch'.

Sit start underneath the right side of the cave (looking from the outside of the cave). Pull on with a cool little ironstone crimp LH and a RH sloper rail. Do some powerful moves up into the steep tube, finishing on the central juggy flake, inside the cave. The rock on the back of the cave is all out, on the ground. Think about bridging across.

Good edges and up

A direct version of European man cave, sit starting left on a good RH sidepull and cool LH pockets. Joins EMC at the massive jug flake 3/4 of the way up.

Sit-start matched on slopey crimp-rail, pull up left through better rail and either blast up to top or grapple with heinous intermediate on the way.

Up slab to friendly pockets and very committing finish.

Sit start with the left side of the obvious scoop in the middle of the cave's lip, then blast up the the wall to a pleasant mantle out.

Stand-start using flake, then straight up with some nice footless sections.

Climb the off width crack that splits the centre of the wall to a scrunchy top out.

Sit start to the right of Bane Light” on two funky jugs next to the rail and a heel out right. Blast off to a fingery move, finishing on the bucket shelf. Don’t move/shake your mats around too much because....

Straight up obvious groove, kinda scary, kinda funky but real good.

Jimmy Blackhall

Sit start this ceiling classic, on the lip of the outside obvious bowl and blast your way into the cave. Finishing at the central big flake inside the top of the roof. Sharp, tensiony, thuggey goodness.

Daniel Razzino

Stand start using small edges on a very bad footer, slap the slopers and mantle.

Far left problem on the separated boulder (crack on right is out). Sit start on a peanut pinch LH, RH on a decent crimp, LF smearing and RF on good footer. Straight up to the great horizontal slopper break and big holds on the finish.

Sit-start left on side-pull-sloper, right on sloper-rail. Lock in to negotiate through an intermediate or explode up to top.

Start at the end of the back rail left of Shinkasen. traverse right past Metro Papineau start and finally transfer onto the shelve. Finish as Metro Papineau. The must do of the Cave.

Sit start the crimp rail, finessing up to the cool pockets. Straight up to mantle.

Stand-start on small iron-stone edges and ok feet, straight up.

Left to right traverse starting at the obvious slopey pocket. Fingery and tensiony moves through the thin horizontal crack lead into an easy finish up Crack O'Lantern.

Instead of starting outside the cave as for Bane (full strength), sit start inside with the low LH sidepull undercling, a RH on the good chalky rail, and a heel hook above your head. Pull on and make some powerful moves finishing as for the full strength.

Start as for Glen's V4 then traverse right on slopers and crimps and mantle out.

The very obvious and scary looking rounded arete that splits the crag in two. Have fun and be safe. Serious poo territory.

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Sit start on good edges, straight to the top and mantle. Stand start goes at V0.

Start as for Shinkansen but finish as for Aiokiasof

Two hand start on ledge directly below obvious pocket which serves as the finish to Wolf. Up to pocket then traverse right 1m. From here up via the obvious in cut ledge. V3 due to exposure and insecurity. Probably V2 difficulty.

Longer version of Redbank Gillete Mach 3 that traverses further up the lip.

Sit start on small positive holds. Holds over the top to keep the mantle friendly.

Stand-start on the left hand side of slab, straight up in a test of your single-leg strength. The wall to your left is not in.

Sit start on small but positive ironstone crimps and traverse left to top out on Endless Summer.

Balls of steel and not for the faint hearted. Climb the obvious hueco’d vertical wall to a crux lip encounter. 5-6 pads recommended

Mantle big triangular sloper.

On a nice boulder left of the cave there is a great line of crimps on the left side. It makes you traverse a bit and then top out.