Vie come trad in Red Rock Area

Trad? WTF? Medium cams and wires and a couple of slings. Start below large flaky scoops. Up past 3 FH, trending left to stay on the good rock, then up black groove on trad to anchors.

1. 20m (23) Strenuously up the left-leading diagonal.

2. 20m (25) Boulder off the belay and grunt up the overhanging layback corner. At left (?) got tenuously left onto wall and to top.

1. 15m (23) Boulder up and left into corner and go up.

2. 20m (24) Up the corner (#4 cam). At the ledge move left onto face and up (to avoid the slot)

Start up a chimney-crack a few metres left of a large corner, passing on the outside of a big block. Exit right at the top of the chimney and veer up right on the surprising wall.

Striking Orange and Grey corner that can be seen from the road. Perfect rock and a short bush bash from the carpark. A 28m abseil off tat at the end of the 2nd pitch makes it all rather convenient.

1. 20m (20) Up the line to ledge below the steep headwall, to belay on sloping ledge.

2. 8m (21) Exciting climbing for a few moves.

Left-leaning ramp 15 metres right of "Day Of The Fox". Above the bulge, finish just right of the arete.

A wee bit of jamming. A slabby start leads to the diagonal line. At the final overhangs, step R to the finishing crack.

A little bon-bon above 'Stone Circus'. Scramble 45m above 'Stone Circus' to a distinctive crack on the corner of the buttress above. A steep jam crack leads to pretty corner, which quickly eases.

Climb to second bolt of 'Angry Arborist'. Rather than dynoing upwards, traverse left delicately to exposed swing onto arete. Up jugs to top.

Overhung corner 10m left of 'Angry Arborist'. Thin laybacking past BR to short wide juggy crack. As for original route.

10m left of 'Tree Hugger' is another steep orange wall. On the left edge is a steep seam crack with 2 x FH. Up.

The very L side of the wall has distinctly easier ground. This route takes the line of least resistance across L and above the void to a steep finish on good holds.

Quite nice. As for 'Notre Dame' but straight up and through the steepness at the major break.

Very enjoyable. At the left side of the wall is a line of jugs. Steeply up these to a tiny stance in corner then keep going straight up the juggy rib to easier ground.

Steep fun on big holds all the way. Start up 'Hunchback' to tiny stance. Traverse up right on good jugs, then, against your better judgement, straight up overhanging grey wall past FH to sling lower-off point.

Mega line right through the guts of the wall with a bold right leading finish. The reachy start still stumps Malcolm. He can do the rest at 26...

Splitter steep finger crack on the right side of 'The Prow'.

Start up 'The Honeymoon is Over' then clip a bolt way out R. Swing R to the nose and up the wall past a PR.

Steep climbing on good holds. Twin ropes recommended.

Start: Located on buttress (Latte Land) about 60m south of 'Chemical Addiction'. Located at west end of buttress and right of chasm.

Located on southern side of small boulder [The 'Small' Block] which is at eastern end of 'The Prow'. Stickclip FH at 4m. Jump for good holds in middle of the small block (or delicately up just R). Up and R of FH, past R side of rooflet. Tending L past this with good wires to top. Natural belay. Walk off.

Orange Arapilesian corner about 5m R of 'Invalid Stout'. Ledge at 8m then overhung jug hauling up small roof crack. Has not been led yet - needs bolt.

Subtle arête on R side of entrance to first gully. Easy crack for 5m to high BR. Step R and layback tenuous crack to break (crux). Through difficult bulge and up. U bolt lower off.

Some reachy moves on lovely compact rock. As for 'Invalid Stout' to first BR, then step L and up rounded slopers past another three BRs. There’s also medium to large cam placements. Belay from large rock bollards on summit.

More reachy climbing on good rock in next small gully 10m E of 'Invalid Stout'. Climb steep fingery wall (3 RBs) to face and corner (small/med cams and wires).

Orange corner on opposite side of gully to 'Revenue Road'.

Superb rock. Start 5m right of 'Woodys'. 'Flake' crack leads to horizontal break. Seemingly blank and baffling wall (BR) to rounded juggy finish (BR).

Up flake to corner, hand traverse left, then up prow.

Start: About 100 metres from the right-hand end of the cliff is an attractive grey wall with a wide corner high above a flake.

Up right side of blunt arete (not using flake crack) to ledge then straight up.

Start: Start 2 metres right of "Oxtail Soup"

The orange line right of "Tapestry"

Lovely climbing. The left-hand line on the grey part of the cliff.

The line between "No Holds Barred" and "Take Your Pick", traversing in from "Take Your Pick".

Take crack 2 metres right of "No Holds Barred". Where the crack fades, step right and up steeply.

Squeezed in.

The obvious crack-line at the left (east) end of the canyon. 'Steep' to finish.

Superb but tiring face climb.

Only a few good moves, but these are very good.

Start: Start about 30 metres left of "No Holds Barred"

Variant start to the first pitch of FPTP. Starts up L arete, then R into thin crack. Where crack ends, balance R into FPTP and up. Great climbing.

The first main line on the left.

1. 30m (19) A rising traverse left leads into a bottomless corner. Up the corner and continuation crack system to a belay below the steep headwall.

2. 15m (19) Spectacularly up the wall, keeping just left of the arete.

Up the slab, moving left into right-facing corner. Up corner, exiting left onto another slab which leads to a diagonal flake. Right along the flake to the base of two parallel cracks which are followed to a large ledge. Up the headwall, slightly rightwards, on pockets.

Start: Start 10 metres right of "Sporting Chance"