Nodi in Flat Battery Wall

A small slabby wall with three sport and some trad routes. Easy top-rope setup makes this a great wall for beginner climbers.

All bolts are now ring bolts (RBs in the descriptions) and there are bolted anchors. Please don't use the trees as anchors.

Climbs are listed left to right.

Start 3m left of bad move, up to bulge (med cam) in crack below bulge, then move up and slightly right with care to lose looking block (ground-fall) keep climbing place a nut in slot, then up to crack (small cam) and finish on jugs.

Start at the L-most line of bolts on 'Flat Battery Wall'. Balance up the slab past 2 RBs to anchor. Quite run out.

Start 2m R of 'Bad Move', directly below the notched roof. Climb up to and over the roof to easier climbing above. 3 RBs to anchor on left of Flat Battery Great rock but route feels a touch contrived down low with jugs on Flat Battery very tempting!

The original Queensland easy sport route! R of 'Charger'. Runout start to high RB then superb fishbowl jugs past a second RB to lower-off anchor on the right. When first bolted this was quite controversial (bolts on a 13!) but in the 21st century it's considered quite runout! Rebolted 2015.

2m R of Flat Battery. A sandbagged bouldery, slabby route. In other words a mega classic! Retro'd with 3 FH and chains.

Start 2m R of 'Where's Marty?'.

Up vegetated crack and slab to top.

Start from Sexy Legs, over the bulge and to the Ferny crack then follow this crack trending right until you hit the arete. Climb this to the top. This climb is harder than its neighbour but has the advantage of adequate protection.

Start in the middle of blank face R of Sexy Legs. Hardest moves off the ground, easier as you go up.

Start 6m R of 'Sexy Legs'.

Start 2m right of 'Roof Climb'. Climb straight to the top staying within the band of rock covered in white lichen.