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Grado | Via | Stile equipaggiamento | Popolarità | ||
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Urbenville Battery Hill | |||||
22 | ★ Abandonment Issues VS
Start 3m to the R of original. 2 FH's then up and L into Abandonment Issues. FA: Ross Ferguson, Gareth Llewelyn & Ben Carter, 2006 | 7m, 2 | |||
Urbenville The Crown | |||||
22 | Unknown
FA: Probably Pete Schmidt, 1996 | 60m, 2 | |||
22 | ★★ Fuck Off Noddy
Classic and quite sequency. The clean line located in the middle of the buttress, below the R slanting flake ending at a lower-off. FA: Mark Plenderlieth & Ian Harrison | 12m | |||
22 | You Eeediot
Weakness just L of Penial Warts. Four BR's and chain belay. Really just a variant start to Penile Warts as it joins it at the second BR. FA: Merk Plenderlieth, 1996 | 20m | |||
22 | Penile Warts
Start at warty tree. Up corner to small tree stump. Clip BR on L then up to second BR and traverse to the L. Up past another two BR's and a small wire over the lip if you feel it is required, then up to chain belay. FA: Alistair Byrom & Ken Cox | 22m | |||
22 | Flakes Away
Start as for Wasp. Up to ledge at 5m, then up to BR. Continue up past small cam and another four BR's. From fifth BR trend L to chain belay. FA: Alistair Byrom & Ken Cox | 45m | |||
Urbenville Spot X | |||||
22 | ★★ Expialidocious
3m R of Sherlock Hemlock. 6 FH’s to anchor. Easy scramble past first bolt to ledge and clip, then solid rock to finish. Tricky crimps on good feet to high reach past bulge at fourth bolt. FFA: Erik Smits & Glenn Ferguson, 2013 | 17m, 7 | |||
22 | ★ X-Men Weekend
Not many routes of this grade are this steep. Starts up on a high, sandy platform. Juggy short wall to very unlikely roof flake ending at anchors in the middle of an otherwise blank wall. Belayer must wear a helmet as the flake likes giving free samples. Extension is Lee's gift to Adam Ondra and is open. There has been concerns raised about the stability of the large flake by a number of climbers who have recently been on this route. It is very difficult to assess the stability of a feature like this, and the probability of serious rockfall. But the potential outcomes can be managed by being mindful of where the belayer and onlookers are located. FFA: Heath Black, 2013 | 12m, 6 | |||
22 | ★ Bollox
Starts on the ledge. Walk 10m R of previous route (around rocks) and scramble up a chute onto the ledge. Start up short black corner then climbs blocky orange and grey rock. FFA: Duncan Steel, 2013 | 17m | |||
Urbenville Crossroads | |||||
22 | ★★ Cthulhu p1
For those who stop halfway. Cthulhu will eat your children. FFA: Tom Reid, 20 Lug 2014 | 20m | |||
Urbenville Vesuvius | |||||
22 | ★★ Joe Versus The Volcano
R-leaning crackline and arete. Some tricky moments passing the first bolt. FFA: Lee Cujes, 2014 | 20m | |||
Mt. Warning Wollumbin Shield North West Face (Main Wall) | |||||
22 | A Pod o Lips Now
Start is high on the vegetated slabs on the far right hand end of the Shield. Finding the start is the crux I am sure but if one were to head over to the descent gully then work back say 50 metres and then head somewhat up then that is an approximation of where to go.The start is also about 80 metres up the vegetated apron. there is an obvious chimney on the wall proper.
FFA: Phil Box & Colin Carstens., 2008 | 220m | |||
Angel Way Dragons Lair | |||||
22 | Angel Fly
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Byron Lowtide Boulders | |||||
V3 | ★★ Man O'War
Sit start on the low crimp rail. Pounce to hole and slide sideways through big holds to top out up the arete FA: Mitch Woodward | ||||
V3 | ★ Savvy?
Sit Start low on crimp rail. Pounce to hole, then span up long to the right and top out. FA: Mitch Woodward | ||||
Byron Lowtide Boulders Life bouy rocks | |||||
V3 | Dumb decisions
Stand start on jug and go straight up. Bring several pads as the fall isnt fun FA: Ben Send | 4m | |||
Rainbow Rock | |||||
22 | dreamer
start just left of tree | 20m, 5 | |||
22 | eternity
awesome | 20m, 5 | |||
Surf Rock | |||||
22 | arete burning
Start under arete. 2m right of TB. Climb along arete. FA: 2012 | 13m | |||
Lighthouse beach | |||||
V3 | A14
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V3 | ★ A15
Can only be done when sand level is super low. | ||||
V3 | ★ B1
Right hand side pull to left hand pinch on small sharp arete, stay on arete to top. | ||||
V3 | ★ B4
Eliminate thin side pull, dyno from jug to break. | ||||
V3 | ★★ C4
Gaston up middle of face to jugs. | ||||
V3 | C8
Awkward start on jugs on right side, thin to pocket in middle of block at top. | ||||
V3 | ★★ E3
Good arete with a reach. | ||||
V3 | ★ E5
Contrived low start, avoid leaning block with toe hook. | ||||
V3 | ★ F1
Start sitting over hole, don't fall down it! | ||||
V3 | G2
Follow holds on left side of block using smaller blocks for feet at start. | ||||
V3 | G5
From break slap right arete to pockets on face. | ||||
V3 | G6
Low jug at back right to jug on lip with feet under roof, mantel. | ||||
V3 | H6
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V3 | ★ J11
Get down low and go. | ||||
V3 | ★ J14
From pockets straight up. | ||||
V3 | ★ J15
From pockets up and then join J13. | ||||
V3 | ★ J18
Side pull to pocket and crimps, often dirty at top! | ||||
Joggly point cave | |||||
V3 | Locals Only
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V3/4 | Seasick
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Woodford Island See Sea Wall | |||||
22 | ★★ Double Trouble
Great rock with fun crux at lip of roof. | 14m |
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