Ascensioni in Australia come Tick come sconosciuto

Some good climbing and great exposure. This would have made a great mixed route with ample natural protection on most pitches.

Amazing climbing at the grade with awesome exposure. a lot of loose/brittle rock, similar to that on bruny island hidden zawn.

real good, nice lead by matt on the second pitch

Used Trad gear only

Ended up being quite a bit of an adventure climb with lots of gardening required.

First pitch is poorly protected until reaching the right facing corner crack. Traverse to Old Hands is also poorly protected.

Set up an intermediate belay in crack after traversing across to Old Hands due to rope drag and climbed up to belay ledge as an extra pitch.

Due to messing up the pitches, I was looking for pitch 3 (instead of 2) and ended up sieging a path directly up a wet and dirty crack up and left from the ledge.

In theory you can traverse further left to follow a much cleaner line.

Would be better from the new carrot belay

Needs a bolt belay (in case the leader slips off, bounces off the little belay ledge and drags the belayer to their doom. Also needs a brush because of understandably infrequent ascents!

Seconded JB on the first ascent ('89)

First Ascent in '89

Crux pitch only (as part of first ascent of Eureka Uprising)

Did first ascent of this back in Dec '89. More recently added a direct start and retro-bolted and straightened the top and added rap/belay anchors. Now much better!

Like a waterfall. Top roped the line of huge incuts to the left which starts down on the lower ledge a meter or so right of the arete. This needs to be led! Looks to be plenty of natural gear it was super fun on great holds at about gr14?..

Led by Scott, cruised it.

I thought I was on James E but this description matches the moves...

not sure why this is a climb!

Fun jamming into an interesting traverse, finishing with a couple metres of thigh jamming off-width.

Very short.