Vie in New South Wales and ACT del grado selezionato

Climb ramp on R of notch to FH on bulge at 4m. Up beside white streak past 3 FH to stance L of "Cat in Nine" corner. Step up L on short vertical wall with ace buckets (FH) to long slab (FH). Chain belay on headwall shared with "Live Contact".

Great learner lead. 1m R of the two pines are 3 pockets that look like Mickey Mouse. Up to pockets and on to next FH. Crux moves to and over the next FH lead to jugs and vertical section (FH). Over this to good chain belay on back wall of ledge.

Scramble 6m up to large ledge. 1st FH below large hole (wasps removed). Continue through bulge passing 3 more FHs to chain belay shared with NASATV. Be warned of ants at 2/3 height.

Off block and follow seam to first BR at five metres. Up slab blipping colts to CB.

Good, but a sandbag at its original grade of 13 if climbed directly. Start about 12m R of Urban Villain, in a shallow V. Climb up the V and step L onto a large ledge, the first BR is clipped from the ledge. From the ledge head up to orange overhang and lower-off. FH's and cams.

1. 35m (15) At top of ridge head up gentle slab to obvious corner. Up corner to where it eases and trends L. Ignore this (and the FH out L). Instead, step R into smaller corner and up to rap anchor at good stance.

2. 30m (15) From chains head about 4m R and up water mark passing several BR's to steeper rock (FH's). Surmount this then up corner (ignoring unnecessary retrobolts) to lower-off just above she-oak.

Start as for the previous two climbs. Head to the same bolt at the hole. Step down onto tooth and up R to ledge. From ledge follow BR's to chain belay.

Start about 4m R of Jetsom. Head straight up slab clipping BR's to chain belay.

Weirdness. Waaay right and up the hill at nearly the highest point was the first route bolted on this wall by persons unknown. One FH and then glue-in’s. I wonder if we’ll ever find out who did this and then walked away? Climbable with some loose rock still.

Sit start on jugs and continue upwards and top out

Sit start on obvious jugs and traverse left past cave like indent and top out

Start on jug under small cave and dyno to top jug rail

One bolt at the top. start 2m right of JFF. up slab to corner then left to chain.

Climb 2m left of BA, up slightly steeper face upto nose with sharp edges... use rope protector when abseiling in.

Next climbs access from out the end of headland.2 m left of EJ about 15m right of moonlight drive.Climb big black slab wall

start under roof 2m R of 3e.

The boulder is found another 50m on from the last rope climb. Local fisherman's spot. This was the first line climbed here, and the best. Beautiful laybacking with a heel hook up the right arête. The line is from a stand start but a sit start has also been done, maybe at a V1 but adds no value. Finish on the top of the boulder with a nice mantle.

Layaway right crack to jug and hand jam.

Juggy slab with wide pinch.

Using all the good holds and traverse left at the horizontal break

Move rightwards and up around the blunt arrest

Up juggy arete avoiding both left and right blocks. High and narrow landing.

In corner, up past fin.

Juggy arete

Cracks up face

Jugs up arete.

Avoid climbing over ledge on left!

Jam crack to jugs at top.

Often has dirty top out!

Start on the crimpy ledge on the left of the western face. Straight up

Bridge start up slab to high reach after small roof to a jug near anchors.

2m R of O.start right of blackboy. Small run out at the end. last break too dirty for gear. Anchor tree and boulder. Long slings.

Left of Othila.

climbs the right leaning orange crack

Up to big bowl, then up to tree. All gear

Up the nice corner crack, step left around the roof and then tend right to the bolts at the lip.

4m right of WTPGHH. Through the large scoop, six CARROT BOLTS to chains at back of large scoop at top. The position of these chains means the rope is running over an edge for the lower off but the chains at WTPGHH can be used as an alternative. Apparently this was set up as a trainer for lead climbing.

Up the short corner past wire to tree, then easily up wide corner crack to anchors of Rubber Toe. Readily TR from these anchors if you don’t have big gear.

Whip it ... Whip it GOOD! This is good. The first crack on the next wall. A hand to fist crack, with crux near the top.

2m right of PUS IN BOOTS. Up overhanging wall past crazy thread runner in roof, then cruise.

3m left of Tink Tink.

Climb delicately over horizontal rail feature to horizontal break at 3.5m for first piece of gear. Break takes small, medium cams, then up through flakes and pockets to top out. Small cams and wires near top. Natural belay.

1m right of ‘Divorce’ upon delicate flaky holds. 1BR, crux past first bolt. Natural belay

SDS as per Scarlet Manuka but traverse R onto ramp.

SDS, face to R of arete.

Short and easy

Slab in centre of face, left of chimney

Highball face left of crack

Highball corner crack/slab

Highball crack

Short, slabby face

Prominent crack left of tree

Highball face, excellent climbing

Highball face, marginal R rating due to big rock in landing zone and possibly loose jug at 2/3 height

Featured grey face left of tree

Face 1 m right of arete

Featured face 1m right of tree.

Lefthand side of juggy face to ledge

Centre of juggy face to ledge

Traverse the prominent rail

Highball arete right of the Oreo

Right side of roof.

Short, easy wall between the grass trees at the top of the little hill.

Another fun, easy kiddy route.

Easy wall left of crack.

Easy wall right of crack.

Easy, juggy wall to the right of the roof.

SDS at far right arete. trend slightly R, then L and stick to LH face at rooflet.

Start left of the tree

Face left of arete

RH arete

Face R of tree

SDS Horizontal flake to jug

SDS Vertical flake to jug

SDS Huge arete/flake. Up the flake and then traverse the rail right across the boulder.

Arete

SDS to large, prominent horn feature. There are many variations of this problem.

Loads of V0 variations

Couple of variants from a start on the arete, moving right onto south face then up leaning crack ramp in middle or keep moving R to next arete and up.

SDS. layback vert rail jugs.

The southern side of the boulder with the cool thread. Don't break it.

Up the wall left of the little roof

Climb Yellow Brick Road and then left up the face to a tree belay.

1m right of Working the Dog. 2 bolts to trad belay.

The off-width crack 4m right of Empty Pockets. Large cams.

Arete route above Seaena & Headron. Self belay route used to climb out. Only access is to abseil in. Probably won't be done by anyone due to access problem. Good though due to exposure.

Directly above Bealzibbs Revenge. Three empty pockets, face down at top. Basic but fun. Natural Pro, double bolt belay.

An easy way to the top. Left of 'Broken Toe' up past a tree. Natural Pro and Belay.

sit start up erete to top

Stand start on obvious features, up to layback rail top out. Traverse or down climb to exit.

Directly behind 'Fine Young Crack'. A mainline climb with lots of useless holds, hence the confusion.

Straightfoward little problem at the far left of the wall above the rockpool.

This pleasant West-facing slab is found about 50m behind Wave Wall (just the other side of the little grassy patch) down by the ruined slipway. Great for beginners and kids, it can be climbed just about anywhere. The right-to-left traverse is probably the best value offering.

Sit start and up slightly right of the slight overhang.