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Hard and sustained, start a few metres right of the overhang on bolts. Goes up 6 pitches and nicely run out at times. A small rack can lessen run outs.

Great climbing on the wall just right of 'Olympus Mons'.

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1. 30m (26) Amaze balls no rest till the end. Huge holds and huge moves.

2. 20m (27) Bouldery climbing to the crux tufa finish.

Between 'Evolution Direct Finish' and 'The Other End of Evolution'. After freeing past the first three bolts on Evolution P7 take a long rest on the ledge, then head straight up past 9 more bolts.

First two pitches as for Siblings of the Sun. Then from the second belay go directly up to join a hand crack (rather than trending right and up from this belay, which is Siblings). From here continue up the soaring line of bolts with increasing difficulty, with the final 2 pitches tackling the orange headwall (5m L of Siblings' last 3 pitches).

1. 25m (21) Same as Siblings of the Sun pitch 1.

2. 40m (21) Same as Siblings of the Sun pitch 2.

3. -m (23)

4. -m (23)

5. -m (24)

6. 25m (25) The first 10m is a bit of a contrived squeeze onto Siblings, with rotten bolts and rock which was only ever spot cleaned.

7. 25m (27) Also great. The only headwall route which is on til the very top. Rebolted recently (2015), so until p6 is fixed its an excellent single pitch rap-in option. All bolts with 1 or 2 optional bits of trad.

Starts half a metre left of Sarah Fieg's Route. Bouldery and direct up little prow. Shares anchor with previous route. There's also a LH finish along the lip of the roof to finish into Polenta Pumper.

More incredible limestone. Start as for the previous two routes for one bolt, then traverse left on FHs to groove - then up wall above. 60m rope will NOT reach belay - lower to fixed biners near cave then lower again.

Really good.

Stand start and up the high face.

Stand start under roof between 'Orpheus' and 'Rockbiter' and top out.

Stand start on the bloc to the right of 'Rachel Hunter' and head up over the bulge to top out.

Sit start on undercling feature, out roof and up headwall.

Stand start in left of two cracks, span right to second crack and directly up, avoiding dabbing on the rock behind.

Lowball. Sit start and slap up left.

quality climbing up a vague arete with ridiculously technical feet

Stand start on the shotgun barrels. Head straight up via strenuous moves.

Climb mind choss but instead of heading up at the jug continue right, ~1.5m into a second crux, then up to finish on under cling and pocket.

Thin and powerful. 6 rings and #3 Friend. Lower off last bolt.

Not including unclimbed projects, this is the hardest climb in Nerriga.

2m right of MP Bouldery start.

Start as for previous project. Head up to break then head right. Climb the sustained white face to underneath overlap. Break right through this and up powerfully to gain jug. Head back left and up to anchor.

I looked, and behold, a pale rock. Straddled upon it...

Compression moves up a blunt arete to top out at jugs over a very airy landing. This one is an absolute cracker - requires great body tension, technical moves on tenuous holds and good concentration, not to mention good skin! The full line will involve some very heady moves, particularly if done 'pure' without the assistance of the boulder to the left.

There was some question before it was attempted whether it would even be possible given the apparent spacing of the holds. It definitely goes, but it sure ain't easy.

Sit start. Your choice of a half-pad crimp, off-angle shallow pocket or a mono for your hands. Up to a jug then top out. Stand a lot easier, V2ish.

Possibly one grade harder than Limpy according to the FA. Follow the crack up and through the rest of Limpy.

Sit start. Start on lh crimp and rh poor diagonal gaston, then up to a shallow groove and into a pocket. The alternative rh pinch might make it a bit easier. Try and hold on until the end. Cruxy sit.

A very hard sit-start with a ludicrously poor upside-down incut pinch and a right hand pinch to start. Throw to a rail and from there execute much easier moves to top out.

Start on muddy swing holds with toe hook and jug, work your way left and traverse into heal wrap Then move through heal wrap to top out in the same finish

Climb the first three bolts of Shot of Spirit, then head right, into Progress Comes to Shitsville finishing on the anchor of Death of a New Car Salesman.

Straight up with difficulty down low then fly through the super roof

Obvious blunt feature, just left of CFH

Start: Left of O, below middle of roof. Stick clip first BR, then dyno and slab up to roof. Out the lovely roof to double RB lower off just over lip. 7 RBs in total.

Start: 4m left of DL. Up to 3rd BR, then move right and up past 5 more BRs (stay right) to chain. The last bolt is hard to clip, and is safe to skip on the RP attempt.

The malevolent Chimney between the Slow Twitch corner, and the obvious line of Sluj Gulpa. Mantel next to trees and step right back onto face and continue to the the ledge (runout to the anchor) bolt and FH

Sit start on block and climb up scoop/arete with intricate beta to hard topout left.

Stand start on slopey hold, move up the crimps and slopers to a dirty top out

Sit start on slopey feature, traverse low to pockets and top out for front two