Vie come boulder in Sydney Metropolitan

Sit start down low on flat hold and make way directly up and over.

Sit start in cave and follow lip rightwards.

Rounded arete

Featured wall. Blank top?

Right arete of freestanding block. Fantastic.

Just off the freestanding boulder.

Slab in behind

Left of Sharik's Arete.

Up the arete over the fallen block.

Just behind Sharik's Arete. Sit start on sidepull to mantle onto boulder.

The egg. Seam/groove on the left.

Start low in compression on a right hand crimp and left sloper. Climb straight up. Super morpho but fun for the tall.

High and scoopy.

High and slopey.

Feature up the guts.

The lip.

The prow.

Pleasant climbing through juggy pinches to a heinous mantle crux

Left up the ramp.

Follow the rib from low around the scoop.

Bulgy wall.

Slabby looking wall, actually overhung.

Up the hanging rib and top out left.

Top out rightish but not using the jug fin out right crack and bulge.

Up the hanging rib and top out right.

From slot, unwind directly up the narrow line of crimps, slopers and sidepulls to top out.

From flat jug, go straight up the line of crimps to a jug and top out.

Dyno from the slot to the jug and top out.

Up line of small holds and nasty slopers to tricky topout. Maybe v7/8

the start holds seep a lot after rain. v4 if it is all dry

traverse on the overhang using only the holds on the edge of the roof.

never been done clean. too sandy

start under the roof facing out holding the obvious big sloper with your right hand and the jug out to your left (facing out from the crag) swing feet up for heel hook. Top out finish

start down in the back of the cave on large hold and traverse out to the lip of the roof then continue on the same as smoko. V5 if you climb this, the main climb and the extension. Take caution on move climbing out of the cave as it is close to the edge of the cliff.

Start on Jug in cave, swing out left. Match on final pointy hold to finish.

Starts on jug deep in cave, finish with mantle over the lip. Crag Classic

this climb goes from the very left side of the overhang and continues all the way around the corner with an optional high ball top out

extension to smoko. continue up from the finish of smoko heading left a bit after the big jugs to find hidden crimps that lead to the top. sketchy but satisfying finish with a great view on the top.

start low in the back of the cave in the middle of the ledge. traverse all the way around to the left and head straight up onto the big rail on the roof and finish at the and of it.

This will shred your hands, dyno to finish hold of cyclone

dangerous fall. hard mantle at the top. practice on top rope using the big tree as an anchor

hard small pockets and crimps

Not much to it but it's a fun warm up if you don't mind a bit of dirt

Located near and to the left of a little cave with graffiti in it.

Start on right side of slab, right of E, and traverse along the whole lower slab. little cave on left hand side is a bit thin and chossy, watch holds carefully.

A fun climb on sandstone above the beach (no need for mats).

Start on the right side of the pocketed boulder, (dry on low tide but wet feet on high). Stem up and left to large jugs. reach higher and avoid the sleeping bats deeper in the pockets. traverse to the left end of the jugs then head up until you reach slab.

Sit start below overhanging block, mantle right side of said block.

Sit start, mid-left side of Outer Wall matched on large crescent shaped crimp-jug. Trending right to mega pocket (say hi to spider), mantle finish.

The far right end of the slab

Crouch start on the shelf. Head out the great underclings to move over the nose to the top.

Crouch start on the rail. Head up and over the prow.

A slightly harder right hand variant to Cry Baby. Start on the shelf about 2m right of Cry Baby, move out to the slopey under cling, pounce to a crimpy rail then move into the under clings to top out as for Cry Baby.

Match Start hold, power through rail and dish to finish on right rail.

Start on the two good underclings inside the roof under the line of old carrot bolts, left and up to the final jug of Exit Strategy via the seam of underclings in the roof and some holds on the face.

Sit Start on undercling, big right hand then trend right to finish on the big horn up high on the left.

Sit Start on undercling and dyno to start slots of 'Hour of the Horn'. Right hand to jug then dynamic move to slot. Make your way through the slopers to finish on the horn. All holds on 'The Hourglass' are out.

Start on two slots left of 'The Hourglass'. Same as 'The Horn' but right hand jug from 'The Hourglass' is in as a footer.

Start as for Hour of The Horn, use crimps to finish directly above start holds instead of the horn. Slightly harder using more difficult holds. The good hand hold just below the horn is out.

Sit Start in the under cling, don't hold broken edge work your way out and up to the top

Link 'Blue Lou' into 'Hour of the Horn'. Adds a little bit of pump to the original.

Start as "The Hourglass" then make your way through the holds of 'The Horn' to cross the face and end up high on the left.

Start at the under cling of Blu Lou, stay underneath and work you way along and then come up and around to the top Have not completed believe will be a V10 plus, any one welcome to climb it and grade etc Further potential to extend an alternative route further extension as well

Start left hand sloper pinch right hand crimp side pull. Move straight up to finish on highest rail. Early crux.

Start on the big side pull and work your way up to finish directly above the start hold.

Start hands matched on the left most pocket / rail. Move right to exit.

Small boulders located just to the right in the valley as you approach the cave. Climb is traverse around the boulder starting right hand side when looking up the hill and work your way around to the left, keep feet low and no heel hooks. Mostly just awkward start

Boulder located right next the track as you approach the cave Start at the bottom standing on mantle and work your way up bring your feet as low as possible, feet stay low the whole way up.

Simple climb with a stand start, but make it spicy and start with both hands and feet touching the bottom mantle making it a lot more fun

Start both hands on bottom mantle and get you self up

A fairly burly but surprisingly technical roof fist crack. There are only a few points where it contracts down enough for a jam, so it's big moves between these. You need to get deep so long sleeves are recommended. Start at base of crack with both feet and hands in crack before first constriction. Stay in crack until rounded flake on top left after lip. Tom Bes FA

King Alfred, King of Wessex! Butt start just right of ramp and tree. Up and slightly right through nice territory. Then necky to the top. Tough for the grade?

Butt start between KoW and AP. Up nice moves to break, then more boldly to top. Easiest to stay just left of tree. The big ramp is on for feet only.

Butt start just left of tree and KoW. Feet can be jambed low, but not on separate rock. Great hard pulling through pocket, to ledge, then carefully up left.

5m left of AP. Standing, just right of the chimney. Take the easiest route up via the pocket.

First problem done here. Just left of the chimney and the bulging arete type feature. Use the feature on right for feet only (otherwise v2).

Hands on ledge and pocket about 3m left of HtSS. Move straight up via little ripples, finishing rightwards. Tough for the grade?

1st problem in the cave.

Same start as Me

Start under the roof slighty left of the arete. Make a couple of big moves out past jug at the lip to base of the arete and then straight up where an amazingly huge 'thread' jug awaits.

Z Swan

Start Jetski Jerks & staying below the break & holds on break until into Love Gun & finish same as Love Gun. Pumpy.

Crag Classic! Start on a jug at the back wall and move out the roof, along the sloping shelf and powerfully into the broken corner before heading left and straight up the groove to a thought provoking top-out.

Z Swan

Probably the best route of its grade in Sydney! Start right of Stringybark on little shelf left of the corner. crux at start using a undercling then climb through a variety of holds to a hard drive-by moving rightwards and then up into the back-breaking press into the roof and a quick campus through to top-out glory.

Standing start, straight into the back breaking press.

Excellent! Link the start of 'Love Gun' into the finish of 'Stringybark Massacre'. Good moves.

Link the Start of Stringybark into the 'Love Gun' finish. Hard!

Start on the shelf low and just right of the corner and make powerful move straight up to gain a good hold before taversing left and finishing up either 'Love Gun' or Stringybark. Pumpy and hard for the grade.

Same start as 'Humpathon' but from the good hold in the corner, traverse right to finish up backslam. Worthwhile.

Start in front of the black tree. Left then up.

Start right of the tree and climb the chossy wall on crimps and sidepulls.

Start 1m or so right of 'Lift Off' and climb the wall using the obvious pocket. Mossy and chossy.

Big moves on fun block.

Sit start

In the cave of the walk in to the slabs, one move to big mantle. Sit start on good crimps to slopers and mantle out.