Nodi in Ormiston Gorge

Located in West MacDonnell National Park.

Obvious large overhanging limestone crag.

CLIMBING IS FORBIDDEN HERE

An aboriginal sacred site. Two climbs have unfortunately already been bolted here. Do not climb here to avoid further damaging potential climbing access elsewhere.

An aboriginal sacred site. Two climbs have unfortunately already been bolted here. Do not climb here to avoid further damaging potential climbing access elsewhere.

A red/orange crag typical of Central Australia. 10m-25m, some exciting lines, some loose rock. A good variety or grades and styles. Some climbs have rap chains, others not. Beware loose rock at the top but plenty of opportunities for trad anchors.

It is possible to walk up (from the left side facing the wall) to set up an anchor for top rope or abseil down to retrieve your gear.

Very left hand climb on the crag. Up the obvious gully. Some loose rock.

Slabs and ledges on solid rock. Great for beginner climbers. Toprope possible off the rap chain to the right.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Starts in a steep corner with a carrot, up over a bulge with limited natural protection before following the next three carrots to a rap chain. Beware the potential ground fall from 1st to 2nd bolt. A nice line with some loose rock. A great big #6 cam helps protect the crux, while it is advisable to back up the carrots where possible as they are old and stick out a fair way

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Up two ledges then the arete past carrots and FH's to a rap chain.

Up the centre of the slab right of Old Favourite's arete. Finish at rap chain.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Start as for AC then straight up the clean face pst BR and FH to chains

Great sustained crack. 3m right of BL. Savour the music of the rock halfway up. Shares bolted chain anchor with BL

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

A fantastic climb with everything you need: nice sequences, exposure and enough protection to keep you happy. Climb face to left trending crack, which you follow to the top.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Obvious left facing corner. Nice and varied climbing on partially suspect rock.

The prominent crack on the slab right of Inner Peace. A great beginners lead with continuos pro BUT with the occasional large block that will test your nerve...helmets on! If you passed the white gum tree, you can set up a nice anchor! Mind you, no chain on top!

Look for the splitter crack with an overhang at about 5 metres and roof at about 20 metres and enjoy the climb. Bold in parts for the grade but also with everything there. Larger nuts or cams the go for this one.

Start as for Sickle through the first overhang and then step right on to the slab (a few metres above the FH) and continue up past a carrot or 2 with great moves and exposure to the chains above.

Trad start to FH then a few carrots to chains. The topos show a completely independent line from the ground. However this line appears to require that you hang yourself off, put your gear in, and position your belayer beneath, some very suspicious large booming roof flakes. And its dirty. If you'd rather not take that risk than a good alternative at about the same grade is to climb Sickle for 5m then heel hook R along the lip of the main roof a few metres below the FH, and turn the lip using the short fingercrack. The face climbing from the lip of the roof to the anchor is great, on some of the most solid rock at the crag.

One of the absolute best lines in all of Central Australia, packing in a little bit of everything. Start just around the corner from Sickle at thin, slabby crack. Up this delicately before jugging through small roof. Step L, place bomber cam, take a deep breath and crank through overhang into fist crack leading to the large belay ledge. Rap off chains 3m to the left

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

Please be aware the crag is on National parks land and a courtesy warning before climbing to the onsite rangers is preferred. The rangers have been supportive of climbing in the past, please help keep the relationship happy.

DO NOT CLIMB BEFORE SEEKING APPROVAL FROM THE ONSITE RANGER. Rangers have previously allowed some climbing within the gorge but this is subject to change. Ask first.

Located in West MacDonnell National Park.

Located in West MacDonnell National Park.