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Approach boulders | |||||
16 | While Jack Pikes
Start: On a small outcrop/bunch of boulders, above and downstream of Dome Wall. Start just left of the large roof. Up groove to roof then up left onto lodge then up crack to top. FA: Paul Bayne & Mary Roulston, 1982 | 25m | |||
Bang Bang Wall | |||||
19 | Billericay Dickie
‘‘I’m no thickie” Start: Below the obvious orange roof on the right side of the descent gully, as you walk down. Up to cave, bridge to surmount roof, then strenuous jamming to top. FA: Rob Clark & Brian Birchall, 1981 | 20m | |||
21 | ★★★ Bang Bang
A classic. Start: Opposite ‘Billericay Dickie’ on the left side of the gully (as you walk down) are some slabs facing out into the gorge. Start at the base of the obvious crack on the left side of the slab. Originally 20 M1 with a couple of points of aid, this was progressively whittled away by Stephens, then Bayne then eventually freed’ by M. Colyvan and E. Sharp I8/6/H Up crack to where it thins down and goes diagonally rightwards, follow crack into gully and rap off chains atop of 'That’s Entertainment'. Al Stephens FFA: Mark Colyvan & Ed Sharpe, 1983 FA: Al Stephens, Ed Sharpe & Mark Colyvan, 1983 | 30m | |||
23 | ★★ Crawling From the Wreckage
Interesting and well protected climbing up the ‘Bang Bang’ wall. start: About 3m right of ‘Bang Bang’. Up onto large blocks to clip the first bolt, then step right onto the slab, up and past another bolt to the crack of ‘Bang Bang’. Cross this and head straight up the wall past 2 more bolts to the top. Belay/rap chains in place. FA: Mark Colyvan, John Lattanzio & Anthony Brennan, 1986 | 30m, 4 | |||
24 | ★★ Thats Entertainment
Originally had two points of aid, the first being the second bolt. The aid was almost eliminated by Paul Bayne and was eventually freed by Giles Bradbury May 1983. It is now one of New England’s it most popular hard free routes. Start: Sm right of ‘Bang Bang’ at rightward trending groove. Follow groove right, then back left past bolt runner into corner, up to second bolt and on to ledge and belay/rap chain. Note that both bolts are usually clipped with wires first these days. FA: Brian Birchall, John Lattanzio, Paul Bayne & Mark Colyvan, 1982 | 30m, 2 | |||
15 | ★ Teenage Wildlife
UNKNOWN? Not in orignal guide | 25m | |||
23 | The Gates of Moria
This poor excuse for a climb should be cemented up... actually it’s probably a good route for visiting Queenslanders to do. Start: About 10m right of ‘That’s Entertainment’ below big ugly 3 chimney.
FA: Chris Dale & Paul Bayne, 1998 | 45m, 3 | |||
21 | ★★ The Gremlin
A classic although is best to rap in from the top to avoid the horrid chimney leading up to it. Rap into semi-hanging belay from chain on top. Start: as for ‘The Gates of Moria’
FA: Greg Croft, Paul Bayne & Al Stephens, 1982 | 37m, 2 | |||
Spider Terrace | |||||
Spider terrace approach
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23 | ★★ Down for the Count
Start: Rap into the ledge halfway up ‘The Gates of Moria’ from the chains on top of ‘The Gremlin’ buttress. The climb starts from this ledge and goes up the right wall of the gully. Clip the bolt then an awkward move to start to pull across onto the wall. Move right and up to a second bolt then up to the small roof and around this past a third bolt, then follow the rightward trending seam up past another bolt to the arête. Easily to top. Chain belay plus a bolt down lower where the climb meets the arête. FA: Mark Colyvan & Tim (Tadpole) Ball, 1998 | 25m, 4 | |||
Super Route
3m left of Working Class Heroes up vertical crack and through shrubbery. Then continue up tiny tips crack. 1982 is complete guess for FA Set: Mark Colyvan, John Lattanzio & Richard Curtis, 1982 | |||||
18 | ★★★ Working Class Heroes
A Classic looking crack. Start: The obvious diagonal crack line on the left hand side of the terrace.
FFA: Al Stephens, P. Clark & Brian Birchall, 1981 | 36m, 2 | |||
23 | ★★ Fellatio by Tonto
Start: from the sentry box atop of pitch one of ‘Working Class Heroes’. From the sentry box belay step left onto the wall and crack. A hard crank right, then back left overcomes the blank section. FA: Russell (Chunder) Chudliegh & Tim (Tadpole) Ball, 1985 | 12m | |||
14 | Prehistoric Sounds
A real grunt! Start: The chimney to the right of ’Working Class Heroes’. Scramble up gully to above tree and good ledge. Follow crack up left wall of chimney FA: Mark Colyvan & Paul Bayne, 1981 | 23m | |||
18 | Conditional Discharge
Start: As for ‘Prehistoric Sounds’ to ledge above tree. Follow the off-width crack on the right up through a bulge and then more easily on to top. FA: Mark Colyvan & Al Stephens, 1981 | 20m | |||
21 | ★★★ Post Modern
A rather attractive wall. Double ropes useful. Start: About 3m left of ‘Rise of the Bourgeoisie’. Up slab to ledge then straight up wail above past bolt, then head diagonally right over easier ground, then up to a second bolt up and slightly left past two more bolts then run it out a little straight up the slab above. Easily up exit crack. FA: Mark Colyvan & Brian Birchall, 1983 | 20m, 4 | |||
19 | ★★ Rise of the Bourgeoisie
Start: On the right hand end of the terrace
FA: Rob Clark, Al Stephens & Brian Birchall, 1981 | 25m, 2 | |||
16 | Corridors of Power
Start: As for ‘Rise of the Bourgeoisie’.
FFA: John Lattanzio & Brian Birchall, 1982 | 30m, 3 | |||
21 | ★★ Labour Force
Start: As for 'Rise of the Bourgeoisie'
FFA: John Lattanzio & Brian Birchall, 1982 | 25m, 3 | |||
24 | Tuggin Mutton
A hard bouldery short route. Start: From the top abseil down to the base of the chimney between the dome and the main cliff (on the left side). It is the steep slab just left of the chimney. Up slab past two bolts FA: Paul Colyvan & Mark Colyvan, 1987 | 12m, 2 | |||
26 | ★★ Fuck Knows
A superb line up the left arête of the dome, giving sustained hard climbing. Start: At the base of the dome on the left side. Either Abseil in or do 'Labour Force'. Up the left aide of the arête past a bolt runner then swing around right and up past three more bolts to top with another bolt at top. Tie off trees on mainland for anchor. FA: Mikl Law, Paul Colyvan & Mark Colyvan, 1987 | 20m, 5 | |||
21 | ★★★ Severence Pay
The arête between 'Corridors of Power' and ‘Bunker Hill’. Start: On the right hand end of the ledge atop pitch 1 of ‘Labour Force’. Step right off big block onto wall past bolt runner; up and across right to arête which is followed past 2 more bolts to top. FA: Paul Bayne & Paul Colyvan, 1983 | 20m, 3 | |||
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Pagan Paradise Buttress | |||||
21 | ★★ Pagan Paradise
Start; The left hand crack on the little orange buttress down hill from ‘Billericay Dickie’. Up crack, through roof to top FA: Mark Colyvan, 1981 | 15m | |||
22 | I'm Laughing
A waste of a good bolt. Start: Around left from ‘Pagan Paradise’ below a vague line a small roof. Up through some crumbly yellow stuff to a bolt runner, through the small roof and up the wall above. FA: Mark Colyvan & Paul Colyvan, 1983 | 15m, 1 | |||
23 | Penny Short of a Pound
Hardly worth the effort. Start: Left of ‘Pagan Paradise’ and about 2m right of 'I'm Laughin’ Up thin crack to ledge, clip bolt runner then a hard move out left to the arête. Continue up arête past another bolt runner to top. FA: Mark Colyvan & Paul Colyvan, 1983 | 15m, 2 | |||
Flight Deck | |||||
23 | ★ Prime Time
Start: At the bottom of the V-chimney below the obvious roof about Om right of Dogmatic Demise’ on the extreme right hand end of the flight deck. Up V-chimney, step left under roof, then follow crack through roof to top. FA: Mark Colyvan & Brian Birchall, 1981 | 15m | |||
16 | ★ Dogmatic Demise
Start: The second crack along with a shark—edge finish. Up fist crack to ledge on right. Then either directly up fine cracked corner (17) or off-width / fist crack (crux) to roof and exit on left. FA: Joe Friend, Brian Birchall & Phil Prior, 1978 | 25m | |||
20 | ★ Diabolique
Start: The third crack along, right of ‘Dogmatic Demise’. Up crack to top, coloured twin cracks (alternative finishes). FA: Joe Friend, Brian Birchall & Phil Prior, 1978 | 25m | |||
22 | ★★ First Aid for Budding Pimples
Start: 10m right of ‘Running on Empty’ on the ledge below the obvious sickle shaped crack. Move left along ramp, up wall to crack, up this and more wall to top FA: Tim (Tadpole) Ball & Russell (Chunder) Chudleigh, 1985 | 25m | |||
24 | ★ Running on Empty
Very sustained and hard crack climbing (mostly). Originally aid through the first roof then a couple of rests up higher but was freed on it’s second ascent by Bayne and Colyvan with a bit of yo-yoing on 1/8/82, Start: To the right of ‘Charisma’. Through fists roof, up crack through second roof, up overhanging rightward trending crack past fixed wire then up wall to top. FA: Paul Bayne, 1982 | 25m | |||
20 | Charisma
Can you believe it, a really enjoyable off-width roof? Start: below obvious leftward under-cling roof, left of 'Running on Empty' Around roof then follow off-width and squeeze chimney to top. FA: Paul Bayne & Greg Croft, 1982 | 35m | |||
20 | ★ The Mosaic
Start: Abseil from marked tree 15m north of top of Dome wall down to ledge atop of 'Charisma' Up the wall past 2 bolts to tricky exit up faint groove at the bead of wall, continue up slab to top. FA: Chris Dale & John Lattanzio, 1983 | 20m, 2 | |||
20 | ★★ Aisle of Deceit
Technical and sustained second pitch. Start: About 10m left of ‘Charisma’
FA: Al Stephens, Brian Birchall & Mark Colyvan, 1981 | 32m, 2 | |||
17 | ★★ Pregnant Paws
Start: The obvious hand/fist crack with a small roof just to the left of ‘Aisle of Deceit’
FA: Al Stephens & Brian Birchall, 1981 | 30m, 2 | |||
18 | Drunk and Disorderly
Start: At the base of the hand crack 2m left of ‘Pregnant Paws’ Rightward trending crack to small ledge, then straight up large ledge and tree belay Finish up 'Tipsy' or 'Bunker Hill' FA: Brian Birchall & John Lattanzio, 1982 | 15m | |||
21 | ★★ Tipsy
On the ledge above ‘Drunk and Disorderly’, 3m right of the final bit of ‘Bunker hill’. Up thin crack in the face then wall and slab to top with a bolt runner shortly after crack ends. FA: Paul Bayne & Brian Birchall, 1983 | 15m | |||
16 | ★ Bunker Hill
Historic, being the first climb on this cliff. (At the time the prevailing ethic was that a 'legitimate' climb had to start at the bottom of the cliff and finish at the top.) Contrary to the guide, the first pitch is well worth doing and is the equal crux. Exciting for a leader at that grade, but makes the climb very escapable. - Not one for sport climbers or those of a delicate disposition. Second pitch is a 'walk' and pitch 3 is a struggle. Approach: If skipping the first pitch start pitch 2 from the Flight Deck. Otherwise - towards the lowest part of the centre of the crag look for a 'cave-like overhang'.
FA: Bob Rugo (1), Richard Curtis (2 & 3), 1976 | 52m, 3 | |||
22 | ★★ Casa Nostra
A Mafia inspired enterprise by ‘Don’ Jack. Start: On the ledge next to the start of ‘Tipsy’. Abseil in or get to the start via ‘Drunk and Disorderly’ or 'Pregnant Paws’. Start up pitch three of 'Bunker Hill' for 2m then move left past bolt into the obvious overhanging Corner. Up corner to join 'Severence Pay' arête. Up this past 2 bolts to top. FA: John Lattanzio, Al Stephens & Richard Thomas, 1986 | 25m, 2 | |||
No Strings Attached Buttress | |||||
18 | Swinger
Start: Up and left of ‘No Strings Attached’. Scramble across into corner, hand traverse under roof, around roof and up to top. FA: Paul Bayne & Al Stephens, 1981 | 12m | |||
18 | No Strings Attached
Start: Below crack with a large tree growing in it. Up crack until it expires then step right onto ledge, up short slab to roof then step right again to another ledge. Up corner crack to finish. FA: Brian Birchall, Mark Colyvan & Ed Sharpe, 1981 | 30m | |||
16 | Petrified Forest
Start: 1-2m to the right of ‘No Strings Attached’. Easily up through blocks to tree; pleasant climbing through small roof to top. FA: Brian Birchall & Ed Sharpe, 1989 | 20m | |||
16 | Petit Fleur
A classic short jam crack Start: right of ‘No Strings Attached’. Small roof and then crack to finish. FA: Rob Clark & Al Stephens, 1981 | 10m | |||
Middle Tier | |||||
22 | ★★ Footprints on the Dashboard
An excellent climb with good protection, although it can be a little awkward to place. Start: A thin crack in the wall 5m right of ‘Autumnal Beauty’. Up past the bolt at 4m to a small ledge. Continue straight up the crack to just below the small tree. Traverse off left to the abseil tree. FA: Al Stephens & Simon Gay, 1984 | 25m, 1 | |||
20 | ★★ Autumnal Beauty - direct start
Start: directly beneath the corner. Directly up to the crux of ‘Autumnal Beauty’. FA: Ed Sharpe & Brian Birchall, 1981 | 10m | |||
20 | Autumnal Beauty – variant
Step right below the roof and up to top. FA: Ed Sharpe & Brian Birchall, 1981 | 10m | |||
20 | ★★★ Autumnal Beauty
A superb route originally done with a couple of points of aid below the roof, these were freed by M. Colyvan and P. Payne 2/8/81 Probably best done with the direct start. Start: Just right of the abseil down, below a crack just left of the obvious corner. Another variant: Step right below the roof and up to top. FA: Mark Colyvan & Paul Bayne, 1981 | 25m | |||
16 | Gringo
Start: The same direct start as ‘Staggerlee’ added by the Killips. Up offwidth chimney to ledge then straight up offwidth to crack going straight up to top. FA: Mark Colyvan, Brian Birchall & Ed Sharpe, 1981 | 20m | |||
16 | Staggerlee
This route originally started by scrambling up to the first ledge; however Bob and Astrud Killip added the direct start in April 1981. Start: Just left of chains. Up offwidth chimney to ledge, continue up offwidth then swing left onto ledge. Up easy hand and fist crack to top. FA: Brian Birchall, Geoff Francis & Pod KcClyrnont, 1978 | 25m | |||
18 | ★ Sunday School
Start: Around to the right of the the base of La Cucaracha. (On the upstream side of the buttress). Up thin cracks to join ‘La Cucaracha’ near the top, continue up crack. FA: Paul Bayne & Mary Roulston, 1982 | 30m | |||
15 | ★★ La Cucaracha
A classic, intriguing and varied Start: The crack/corner (leftward facing) around left from the chains atop of ‘Backlash’. A thin crack, then a short chimney, out over a bulge, then a long traverse right and up easy crack to finish. FA: Ed Sharpe, Mike Peck & Al Stephens, 1981 | 40m | |||
17 | ★★ Sunday Driver Discord
Starts at either JB or LC depending on your fancy. Unlike the first ascensionists it's best to break this route into two pitches to avoid rope drag and snagging ropes under sharp flakes.
FA: Ben Vincent, Richard Curtis & carol lee, 4 6월 2017 | 45m, 2 | |||
19 | ★★ Jackhammer Blues
An absolute joy. Start: As for ‘Eat it G-Man’. Up the slab past two bolts, over a bulge, then up the open corner past another bolt to a short slab to finish. FA: Al Stephens, Greg Croft & Paul Colyvan, 1983 | 40m, 3 | |||
22 | ★ Eat it G Man
A fall from the slab could be serious. Start: 2m left of ‘La Cucaracha’ at a tree. Up the first short slab heading slightly left to the ledge, then straight up the slab past a bolt runner to an overlap. Move left here and then pull up onto wall and continue up past 2 bolts to top. FA: Paul Colyvan & Mark Colyvan, 1987 | 40m, 3 | |||
Brut & Environs | |||||
17 | ★ Agrippina
Start: About 12m to the left of ‘Brut’, the obvious flake crack. Up flake crack, swing right when crack runs out; slab climbing to terrace. FA: Rob Clark & Brian Birchall, 1981 | 25m | |||
22 | ★★ Pace Fainting
Start: About half way between ‘Agrippina’ and ‘Brut’. Straight up wall which steepens at the top past four bolts, moving off left or’ the slab at the top. FA: Paul Colyvan & Mark Colyvan, 1987 | 25m, 4 | |||
17 | ★★★ Brut
Pertaining to champagne of high quality, not the nasty animal. Start: The fine layaway crack left of ‘Bleat’ and 'Ambrosia'. (not the horrible offwidth). Fine jamming and layaways to top. This route was first climbed by Jill Kelman and Richard Curtis in 1976 but was not recorded because the prevailing ethic locally at the time was that a climb had to ascend the cliff from bottom to top to be a legitimate ascent. As Jill subsequently died in a European mountaineering accident I suggest that the climb be called Jill's Climb as it was a fine lead for the time. I mentioned this to Brian while he was still with us and the idea was received favourably. FA: Rob Clark & Brian Birchall, 1981 | 25m | |||
19 | ★ Peck Order
Start: As for ‘Bleat’. Up as for ‘Bleat’, right past tooth, then traverse past off-width of ‘Blurt’ and further right to hand crack to top. FA: Fred Frome & Kevin Pearl, 1982 | 40m | |||
20 | Blurt
The line ‘Bleat’ should have been. Start: As for ‘Bleat’. Up diagonal crack as for ‘Bleat’, then right around spike and through tree and up off-width to top, with little protection. FA: Paul Bayne & Paul Colyvan, 1982 | 25m | |||
20 | ★ Bleat
Some aid rests on the first ascent were eliminated by M. Colyvan, B. Birchall and B. Sharp 15/3/81 Start: The obvious rightward leaning off-width. Up crack to large spike, then swing left and finish up the final section of 'Brut'. FA: Al Stephens & P. Clark, 1981 | 23m | |||
24 | ★★★ Backlash
Classic thin face climbing. Start: About two metres left of ‘Ambrosia’. Clip fixed wire with a stick then over bouldery start to the finger crack. Up this to a bolt then continue up wall past another bolt to a third bolt. Move left and up to a fourth bolt, then left and up again to chain on top. FA: Mark Colyvan & Paul Colyvan, 1987 | 25m, 4 | |||
19 | ★★ Ambrosia
“Food of the Gods” - an Armidale classic. Start: About 15m right of ‘Bleat’ a short ramp leads up right to a fine crack. Up ramp into vertical crack; fine and technical climbing to top. FA: Rob Clark & Brian Birchall, 1981 | 25m | |||
Lower Dome Wall | |||||
16 | Inner Limits
Start: From ‘Master Blaster’ follow the gully down to the very bottom of the cliff and turn right (facing gorge).
FA: Ed Sharpe & Murray Hewitt, 1981 | 37m, 2 | |||
22 | Astonished Into Ovulation
Start: Right and up from 'Inner Limits'; obvious straight thin crack. Up crack to ledge below ‘Bleat’. FA: Evelyn Leis & Louise Shepherd, 1982 | 30m | |||
18 | ★ Master Blaster
A lot harder than it looks. Start: At base of orange cracks to the left of chimney/culvert. Easy climbing to hand jam crack. Awkward and strenuous from there to top. FA: Rob Clark & Brian Birchall, 1982 | 25m | |||
20 | Built-in Obsolescence
Start: The wall 3m right of ‘Master Blaster’. Up the wall to the ledge, follow small ledges and good holds to the main crack, up this to top. FA: John Lattanzio & Anthony Brennan, 1986 | 22m | |||
23 | ★★★ Sweet Dreams
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21 | ★★★ Curtain Call
An excellent flake crack on pitch two Start: As for ‘Biggus Grippus’,
FA: Mark Colyvan & Paul Bayne, 1981 | 60m, 2 | |||
19 | Grave Reservations
One-point of aid near the top of P1 eliminated by Colyvan & Bayne 25/7/81. Start: As for ‘Biggus Grippus’.
FA: Al Stephens & Brian Birchall (alt leads), 1981 FFA: Mark Colyvan & Paul Bayne, 1981 | 50m, 2 | |||
18 | Biggus Grippus
Start: Chimney to the right of 'Master Blaster'.
FA: Al Stephens & Rob Clark, 1981 | 50m, 2 | |||
23 | Female Frenzy
Start: 2m right of ‘Grave Reservations’, the overhanging orange Corner.
FA: Louise Shepherd & Evelyn Leis, 1982 | 40m, 2 | |||
21 | Uncertain Future
Unfortunately the first pitch is the only worthwhile bit of climbing on this route. Perhaps if a rap station was put in after the first pitch it might get more ascents. Start: About 5m right of ‘Female Frenzy’ is a short rightward diagonal finger crack.
FA: Paul Bayne & Mark Colyvan, 1981 | 72m, 4 | |||
17 | Face Lift
A classic case of fine crack climbing. Start: At the bottom of the slabs quite a way right of ‘Uncertain Future’ .You can either walk across from the previous routes or walk down from the top via the upstream descent gully.
FA: Phil Prior, Brian Birchall & Joe Friend, 1978 | 110m, 7 | |||
17 | ★ Face Value
A variant to ‘Face Value’.
FA: Al Stephens & P. Clark, 1981 | 63m, 4 | |||
Overkill Area | |||||
18 | ★ Minor Theatrics
Start: As for ‘Overkill’
FA: Mark Colyvan & Paul Colyvan, 1982 | 40m, 2 | |||
19 | ★★★ Overkill
Another classic from the same team that gave you ‘Prehistoric Sounds’. Start: At the extreme right hand end of the terrace that ‘Biggus Grippus’ finishes on.
FA: Mark Colyvan & Paul Bayne, 1982 | 50m, 2, 1 | |||
22 | ★★ Vallium Vision
On the pinnacle opposite ‘Overkill’, above ‘Face Value’. Abseil in from the top of the pinnacle to the belay stance below the crack on the downstream side of the pinnacle. Climb the crack moving left past the bolt to the second crack, and on to the top. FA: John Lattanzio & Russell (Chunder) Chudleigh, 1985 | 30m | |||
The King Pin | |||||
14 | Swivel
Wide bridging and swiveling. Start: below prominent chimney.
FA: Joe Friend, 1978 | 41m, 3 | |||
18 | Swivel Variant
Start: To the right of the chimney; on the wall.
FA: Joe Friend, 1978 | 10m, 3 | |||
12 | Speleo Blues
Start: In the chimney on the NW side of the northern half of the King Pin. Up in three way chimney and onto large chock block. Diagonally up around leftward spiralling traverse to top of blocks. FA: Joe Friend & Rod McClymont, 1978 | 25m | |||
17 | Monsieur Hanging Rock
Start: This route is on the slabs between The Flight Deck and The King Pin.
FA: Joe Friend (self belay), 1978 | 30m, 2 | |||
18 | ★ View from the Edge
Start: On the very lowest 'mini-buttress' way down the hillside below the Kingpin, on the face facing the river. The climb is the thin intermittent crack on the left front of the buttress. (left - facing the rock).
FA: Richard Curtis, 1984 | ||||
Dan's roof | |||||
25 | Dan roof project
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Reality Wall | |||||
23 | New23
FA: Dan Honeyman, 2008 | ||||
22 | New22
FA: Dan Honeyman, 2008 | ||||
17 | ★★★ Layaway Reality
Line following the system of layback cracks and under-clings on the downstream end of the slabs. Originally done with one or two points of aid in the top corner hut was freed by A. Legler and Ed Sharp in October 1980. Start: At the far left of the slabs.
FA: Austin Legler & Ed Sharpe, 1980 | 80m, 3 | |||
20 | ★★★ Iron in the Soul
Start: At the right-hand end of the main slab/wall.
FA: Al Stephens & Simon Gay, 1985 | 85m, 2, 8 | |||
21 | ★★★ Short Back and Slides
Start: The seam/corner that goes straight up above the start of ‘Iron in the Soul’.
FA: Paul Colyvan & Brian Birchall, 1985 | 80m, 2 | |||
24 R | ★★ Sudden Impact
There are a couple of spots on this route where a fail could be nasty. Start: On the ledge 2m right of ‘Short Back and Slides’ at about half height. Easily up to overlap, step right and up to bolt runner then continue to top, moving slightly left near the top. FA: Paul Colyvan & Phil Parker, 1985 | 15m | |||
27 | New27
FA: Dan Honeyman, 2008 | ||||
23 | ★★★ Rant and Rave
Start: The next line right of 'Short Back and Slides' at ground level. Up hand crack which splits into two finger cracks below a tree, continue to blocky ledge. Scramble up corner then right then up. FA: Austin Legler & D. Nehl, 1980 | 25m | |||
16 | That Slick Little Crack
Start: The very clean crack system 3m right of ‘That Slick Little Crack’. Juggy corner to ledge past bolt to bulge (crux).Over bulge past two bolt-runners, then crack to slab finish. FA: Paul Colyvan & Al Stephens, 1985 | 15m, 3 | |||
17 | Aggripina
Details unknown, mentioned in 'Screamer' issue 9, 1981 FA: Clark & Brian Birchall, 1981 |
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