Voies dans Bowling Green Bay

A short crack - fist jam and layback.

Up slab.

Using the boulders or tree to bypass the crux of SillySully.

Up the arete on horns past 3 bolts (Coeur Pulse) to DBB (2 x Coeur Pulse).

Required 5 x Petzl Coeur Pulse 12mm.

Access is be walking around the west side of the rock and up through the cave.

Up the crack to squeeze through narrow top section. Natural belay.

Can also be done as a 19 - only face and crack climbing.

Up arete

The easiest way up to the top of the boulder and also an easy down climb.

The slaby arete. A crimpy and cruxy start to ramp. Face with pro to threaded belay.

Up technical face (slightly slabby) passing 3 bolts (Coeur Pulse) to (2 x Coeur Pulse).

Requires 5 x Petzl Coeur Pulse 12mm

Open project. Up slab to a reachy and difficult mantle through scoop to top out in middle. CP's for anchor.

A proud line in a super exposed spot with picturesque views. A mega adventure on excellent rock well wroth the hour and a half walk in.

P1) 18m still needs to be freed over hanging 4-6 crack take minimum of three to four number 4 two number 5 and one number 6 beware of knife cutting crack edges, one FH at top leads to semi hanging DBB. will go between 20-25 ranges. (open project)

P2) 25m 23 The money pitch a slightly over hanging pitch following 10 FH to a semi hanging DBB. Mega!

P3) 17m 22 traverse right and low for 3 FH (hard to reach third clip unless you clip from hidden jug on the arete) to reach the areate up areate and slab to a comfortable belay hole and DBB.

P4) 20m 17 follow the 10 FH up slab to DBB.

P5)20m 4 bridges the gap and scramble to the top to a DBB.

Walk off.

Open project. Off-width that joins into Toothless.

Townsville's most adventurous route that will make you feel like you're in a vertical cave but yet climbing.

1. Up large chimney and out briefly onto face to avoid wedged blocks. Continue up and inside the flake. Belay from large chockstone. Be mindful of the sharp edges.

2. Continue to runout short traverse across to the top of large pillar and then into the right crack. Runout traverse to far crack for pro. Chimney up that smaller crack and then runout to belay above. Watch for the loose large block next to belay.

3. Up and out of the crack and onto face. Up face passing small crack for pro, up over big cracks to natural anchor at ledge.

Watch for death blocks/loose boulders, bats, and run outs. Could be different to rescue in P2 - don't fall. Currently three pitches to the walk off ledge with future plans to extend the line to the summit.

A stunning climb with lots of pro. Start at the obvious crack (left or right) and follow to easier ground. Easy slab finish. Two tree belay. Possible to set up a belay at ledge just before slab.

Open project. Aesthetically pleasing line.

Up the slab to bludge (crux) and finish up slab to option DBB (2 x Coeur Pulse) or natural boulder belay.

Requires 6 x Petzl Coeur Pulse 12mm (plus two for DBB).

Up easy slab to crack and high mantle. Continue up crack to slab and top out. Large boulder with threaded belay about 10 metres back from edge.

Open project.

Up slab to rock blade ridge. Across slab and up gully via tree.

Crimpy and balancey start to a mantle out L. Bad landing.

Standing start, up the obvious dihedral moving to the right as you top-out. Great climb for the grade, classic movement with a slightly tricky top.

Off the starting holds of “Viper” dyno to the obvious bulge then mantle. Warning, Bad Landing.

Open project. Standing start, following the obvious overhung crack up and to the right before top-out.

Project name is just a place holder, please update when FA has been completed.

The steepest and most sporty climb at the crag.

start on the larges ledge. Up the right leaning flaring chimney to where it become a groove then pull the lip, then follow the faint crack/groove to GT and the Ornithorhynchus DBB.

A good introductory route to the area. Well featured slab.

P1) 35m 15 up the nicely featured slab to DBB in groove.

P2) 30m 14 up slab to dyke traverse along the dyke to the right until you reach the arete then up the arete to DBB.

The most adventurous route at the crag.

P1) 35m 15 up the right leaning crack with fiddly gear but with good stances, eases up for a bit until it steepens up and the groove/crack ends up slab passing 5 FH to DBB on spacious ledge.

P2) 25m 11 cruise up the chimney to DBB.

P1) 25m 11 Up grove till it ends (Trad), then slab passing 2 FH to a DBB.

P2) 30m 13 follow 14 FH up the slab to DBB. This pitch is similar to Insight on Castle Hill

P1) 15m 13 up slab passing 5 FH to a DBB.

P2) 35m 13 as for GumNut P2 up slab passing 14 FH to DBB.

The Obvious streak and line at the crag. A Long pitch and a calf burner.

Enjoyable slabbing on Quality rock. Start of small boulder, stick clip the first FH and follow the rest to the top.

Start of small boulder, stick clip the first FH. Follows the nice features up the slab passing 13 FH. Can be lowered to ground on a 70m rope with rope stretches, best to have a knot at the end of the rope.

Classic Slab climbing. If you think you’ve mastered the technique this will test your skills and your mental. Has a sting in the tail.

Stick clip the first FH. Tricky start, cruxy to the second FH. Then engaging and consistent to the top.(about 16-17 after the second FH) its possible to get down on rope stretch on an 80m rope.

Starting on the dark streaked rock in front of a stand of xanthorrhoeas, head up the near vertical face for 2 bolts on great edges, then continue through varying angled slab for another 30 meters following nice bubbly rock on the edge of the water run streak. Finishing up the rounded arete till a final leftward trend moves through a big dish to reach the anchors. First ascent was before the final three bolts were sunk, so if you want a little thrill skip those clips and give it a try in the original style.

Tricky move off the deck to enter the groove, cruisy till the cruxy pleasure box, continue up groove until it ends then step left into another groove to bolt belay. A 70m rope will just get you to the ground.

Start up the shallow crack, BD Red, Totem Green and yellow BD C3 (totem purple will also work though flaring) were used for protecting the crack, when crack ends follow the 12 FH up the slab till you reach the DBB to the left.

Trending left of the line of bolts on edges to enter and climb through the crescent feature, then follow the thin seam until it ends. Finishing up with well featured slab. Bolting is a little closer than most other boobook routes to help less confident leaders transition to the crags style.

Climb through nice positive features then balance through the small bulge crux and up the slab above. Closer bolting than the boobook standard, though can still feel spicy at the crux.

Up the pleasure crack until it ends, then step right and up to the groove. pleasure yourself up the groove past a bush and large chock stones to fig tree, belay here. To get down either walk off or scramble a few meters up and right to DBB of Currawong Song.

Start climb off the tall flake leaning at the base of the crack. Tricky move into the groove and up passing one FH. Follow the crack/groove until it ends. Climb the slab to the anchors passing 2 FH. Slab section is runout on easy ground.

Be careful not to pull the larges flake on to your belay.

A bold lead! The first 8m is unprotected until you get established in the groove/crack follow the groove/crack until it slabs out and traverse left a few meters to Blood Donations Bolt Belay.

Start to the left ofF the flake. Follow the 5 FH'S to the top. Shares anchors with Time Flies When Your Having Fun.

Start off the flake and follow the FH's to the DDB.

Follows the faint seam.

Follows the 4 FH's to the top. Shares anchors with Sharing Is Caring.

Stand start to feature and scramble up on slab.

Hand crack.

Open project. A fun traverse.

Open project. Up via scooped weakness to flake then past fig tree via crack.

Up flaking slab (no pro) to undercling/flake (pro) and mantle. Pass small tree and finish via crack (pro). Crack (or far tree) belay.

Obvious crackline

Scramble up the vegetated loose boulders to slab.

1. Up slab (no pro - except the odd tree) to pine tree belay.

2. Scramble up through vegetation to next slab. Up Slab to crack, stepping out R to pine tree belay.

3. Up through vegetated ledge to slab and mantle, trend up L.

A steep slab climb which is hard to start. Do not use the chain.

Open Project. Found in the middle of the boulder opposite side to the water standing start move straight up on crimpers.

Open Project. Starts 1m left of obvious arete on overhung face, crimps up to crescent shape hold, reach left to nasty jug, then left up to big sloper, traverse right 1m to top out on big slopers.