Vie come boulder in South East

Hand stack the crack and hang for 10 seconds (no feet). Will be easier for the crack connoisseurs. Originally graded V4 but probably better at a V3. It's a strange one, add a personal grade! Similar to Zilch in The Rain Cave at Brooyar.

Left of End Result straight up through where the elimanite finishes.

Sit start 2m left of Fins In straight up to undercling then up to nice sidepull out left to nice jug and up to better jug. finish standing in the good ledge.

Sit start on good holds, move to and match sloper plate. Throw Rh to large vertical pinch. Finish matched on good hold above the pinch.

The original 5 in Dazzas guide eliminates the left crimp on the sloper plate with hands matched in the middle. Pure sloper power. Throw Rh to pinch then finish out on good hold right of the pinch.

Traverse both ways. Follow the crack seam under the rooflet. Graded 3 in the original guide. Current V grade is interperated.

Traverse left on slopers.

Line B10 (0) - Both directions following main horizontal crack.

Starman left to right version.

Start at main horizontal crack, extend to good hold. Traverse left for commiting throw to final hold. Grade 4 ** as per original guide.

Start on two small holds side by side. Up to next side by side holds. Horizontal crack is out. Up to next two crimps side by side then extend right. Match on good hold. Grade 5 * as per original guide.

Sit start on crimps. Directly up to crimps over bulge then bust out left before committing throw to same finish as Blockaholic.

B4 in Dazza's guide. Spotters recommended.

Problem is on protruding vertical seam. Sit-start on side-pulls and extend to horizontal crack. Work your way through the large gaston to achieve higher crack hold, ultimately gaining left crimp on the block for the final throw to the big ledge.

Original line (B7 * * *) ends at finish pocket of Benign and Brownies. ~3 more traverse moves -- felt way too dirty and chossy/unsafe. Won't alter the grade but still worth doing! Taken, transcribed and paraphrased from Dazza's Boiling Pot guide.

Sit start as for B9:Benign but traverse right along the horizontal seam until you can grab Blockaholic's LH Gaston as a RH side-pull. Finish straight up the protruding prow using the crimps on the left. This is essentially an eliminate which aims to cut out the big pocket on Blockaholic.

Oliver Rickford

Slightly contrived open project from the original guide. Start as per Benign but continue up to large side pulls, then to an almost vertical crimp above the rooflet, finish matched at victory pocket. Graded 3 with the use of a kneebar under the roof as an alternative problem.

Sit start 1.5 metres left of Blockaholic on protruding corner block below vertical seem. Work your way out left on slopey jugs to vertical wall then crank up on pockets and crimps. Finish on big right hand pocket about in line with Blockaholic's finishing hold.

B9 in Dazza's guide. Originally finished by traversing to the right.

Start on good ledge toward the start of Nam Rats and move to sloping pinch/crimp. Up to big crimp ledge and finish at the juggy pocket. Sit-start possible! Please be careful of the easiest beta -- it will hurt your ankle if you fall. Spotter required!

Easier version of Benign / B9

Sit start 3m left of Beta Blocka start under small rooflet on protruding good fin and crimps around it. Punch straight up to jug the traverse right along crack line. Line goes up diagonally right to ok left gaston crimp and then face crimps of Beta Blocka and straight to jug to finish.

Edmund

Sit start with both hands in jug. Layback the crack to the top and finish on jug just to the left of flake below break.

Starts on slopy matching handhold, work your way left on crimps until big move to finishing jug. Bottom ledge is out.

Starts up Ong bak, then juggy traverse for 15 metres. Finishes on Nam Rats starting hold.

Start on block to right of Red Tide straight to crimp at the edge of the roof then straigh up to break and traverse left to finish as per Red Tide.

Start at ceiling crack, toe cam out to mad ironstone mailslot crimp, and work to big sidepull/pinch. Big campus moves or tricky footwork to gain last two throws for ending shrub ledge. Bring a spotter for the throws!

Starting under the roof stretch yourself to the lip. Finish slightly left and up to bucket.

Sit start on nice ledge bottom the blocks are out. Up and right through roof on crimps, hold up and left side pull is in then up right to good slot hold and higher left jug. Traverse right and finish up Le Toit De Ben. Feels harder than the other 2 lines but both me and James feel V5.

Sit start 2/3 metres to the left of Red Tide. Traverse using the holds in the roof to finish in large horizontal break 2 metres right of Red Tide.

Squat start above fallen dead tree out the first rooflet, traverse right on this finishing up on horizontal block right block is in.

15m right of Lock In The Heels. Start as per wing it left of big roof traversing right top to break and then out to edge of roof and up blankest face using small right crimp pocket and then up to the next break to finish. Right block is out removes the jugs and good crimps.

Sit start up the diagonal break, finish matched at the seam.

Sit start up the diagonal crack. Finish matched on good hold at the seam.

Sit start up the crack. Finish matched on good hold.

Sit start up the corner, traverse left before finishing matched on good hold.

Long traverse on good holds.

Used for quick access to the upper section of the Boiling Pot. Many a tourist have attempted to make a quick exit only to find one's self on the Walk Of Shame back to Tea Tree Bay.

Sit start matched on the sloping hold, straight up the overhung section to mantle.

A short problem to get you warmed up.

Start: Start under Mike and the Mechanic on two jugs. A few fun moves and your done. Finish by matching on the high jug, your feet should only be a foot above the ground.

Campus Problem.

Start at BTTB on crimp, then campus right along the ledge.

Start 1.5m left of Pour les enfants .

A crimpy traverse with some cool movements, can be pumpy. The top rail is out of bounds.

Sit start. Easy climbing straight up the arete to a top out.

Obvious corner between PLE and CP. Tricky sit start but easy otherwise.

Sit start as per Naughty Corner. Traverse right without using top lip of wall. Top out via Diamond Hoo Ha.

2m right of PLE. Sit start. More easy climbing up another prominent arete.

Start as for FO but trend diagonally left on juggy holds to finish on CP.

Start 1m left of OHH. Sit start. Climb straight up the arete to top out.

Link OHH into JT, via the obvious horizontal break.

Left leaning laybacks

Starts 1/2 m to the right of OHH. Go straight up via obvious flake in overhang.

Sit start. Match both hands on low ledge. Up to undercling under roof, and then top out over the flake.

Stand start on high pinch, then straight up jugs. Will have a good, harder sit start when/if the low rock dries out.

Sit start just right of white patch of rock.

Tends to seep.

Sit start 1m left of Crimp and Stem. Tough start on underclings under the roof before reaching blind up and over. From there a few more tricky moves to the top out.

Tends to seep.

Start as per Bikini Bottom but move straight up via vertical crack.

Start at corner, then move slightly right and up prominent red streak.

Just to the right of crimp and stem (likely sharing holds) on the relatively flat and blank face. Sit start with right hand in pocket and left hand just above the left of it on angled pocket. From here move up the somewhat blank face. Hands only on holds on the face. Feet may stem out left.

Sit start 1m right of Crimp and Stem. Match hands on small ledge before powering upwards to top out.

Follow the line of most resistance on the mini arete.

The Line of most resistance, starting at the base of Up 2 and diagonally up to the crimp ledge, carrying on to the diagonal left to a jug and then top out

Awkward sit start using small pockets to crimp and lunge.

Sit start as per Alright! But trending up to the left to top out.

Tends to seep.

Sit start 2m left of Drip. Trend up right. Reachy moves to the top out.

Tends to seep.

Sit start 1m left of SCS. Layback right using the obvious (and often wet) crack. Easy top out.

Tends to seep.

Mildly tricky sit start, but then straight up the face on very good holds.

Sit start then straight up to top out

Sit start using big holds, Traverse right to arete then top out. Avoid using the blocks to the right of the arete.

Lip traverse from right to left.

Lip traverse from left to right.

Climb directly the outer most ridge which gradually travels to the left before topping out.

Starting on the lower left flake, head up and right to the higher of the two ledge/cracklines then follow this to the top out.

Start as per UT, but trend right at the lower of the two ledge/cracklines.

Stand start. Both hands undercling the big down-pointed feature. Get feet up off the shelf then head up. Finishes matched on the prominent ledge half way up the wall. Has potentially to extend to top as highball.

Nice looking highball blocky corner, with tricky start.

Tends to seep.

Traverse the nice wall in either direction, with feet barely off the ground. Mostly easy, except near ‘Knee Jammers Delight’.

Same start as Darkest Corner, but instead of climbing right, continue straight up the face.

Route begins with a right side pull with both hands in the obvious crack. Follow the crack up and traverse right to join 'Knee Jammers Delight'.

Climbs the broad crack separating the freestanding bloc from the left side of the wall.

Scary.

Climbs the right hand face of the freestanding bloc.

Climbs the broad crack separating the freestanding bloc from the right side of the wall.

Sit start on the left side on large hold, straight up.

Sit start on the right hand side on good hold, straight up.

Sit start on Floof N' Goofs starting hold on the left side, low traverse right and finish a per Goof N' Floof.

Wild lowball with poor feet.

Sit start matched on the crimp rail, throw to the top and mantle.

Oliver Rickford

Sit start as for Dorsal Destruction then traverse left. Top rail is out. Probably v5+.

Sit start with both hands on the right-hand side pull in the crack. Head straight up.

Sit start then follow the crack up and to the right.

Sit start at the end of the boulder under the overhang. LH high on decent hold, RH on the arete. Hump your way up.

Sit start with both hands in the smile on the right side of the boulder. Go up.

Sit start on the left hand side of the boulder. Follow the juggy arete up.

Sit start with both hands matched on the juggy pinch, work out the feet and follow the feature to the top. Mantle.

Sit-start left of Crack Warm Up utilising compression holds, Lh high on good hold, low Rh on the arete. then slap up left. This climbs the overhanging bulbous arete of the boulder.

Nick Foulds Oliver Rickford

Straight up crack

Nick Foulds

Sit start using the arete and face crimp. Pull on then magic to top out.

Oliver Rickford

Stand start using arete and finger lock. Top out.

Nick Foulds Elias Harris

Sit start up the crack.

Up the juggy feature

Enter the opening on the east side of the boulder, squeeze up and right through opening to top out

Stand start up the slab face without using the juggy arete

Traverse the juggy rail left to right, topping out around the corner.

Start with left hand on the arete and right hand in the break. Ride the arete up. Boulder behind is out, but nice to sit on.

Start with two hands in the low jug in the middle of the wall {look for critters}. Follow the seam up and to the right then top out as for Boardlamat?. Arete to the right is in. Boulder behind is out, so watch those feet.