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Up wall on jugs past 1 bolt, 0.5-1 Friend in break, then up on thin moves past 2nd bolt. DRBB on top.

Layback, Stemming, a few finger locks and a fist jamb finished off with a cool view from the top. The corner crack system right of IHP. Good gear but a little damp deep in the crack.

Avoid the Red Light District by climbing the wall to the right on good edges and breaks. Cams in breaks or corner crack.

Start as for GOG. Up to roof then left out and up the slab. Lots of good cam placements, and 2 small nuts needed

Crack at the left of the obvious roof. Hard start then easier up wall following line of blind crack. Protect with 20-40mm cams in horizontal breaks to top, make sure you get one in at the roof of the cave.

Equalised belay from two small trees, block and single ring. Also temporary screw-in bolt further back from the top.

Start in the corner then traverse out under roof to lip.

Combination of jamming and jugs through the roof. Old-school hard-core coarse-grained rock needs more cleaning. DRBB on top right of crack.

Straightforward hand jam crack to start, then looks like horizontal finger-locking heaven on a sharply pointed stick followed by a sloping top-out. Invert feet at the lip for extra FA kudos.

Not very much to jam at all. Doable?

Might be possible to climb the lichenous wall using the thin roof crack for protection.

Something different Start in the corner to the left of KC. Move into horizontal crack and then head left following it around the corner and above the big roof and then head up to top once the crack runs out. Needs a clean and big gear.

The flared hand crack just left of "Baby's Crack". One serious jamb, then shared finish from the ledge with "Kindy Corner"

The finger crack at far right end of crag. A bit sandy, but not beyond redemption. Shared finish from the ledge with "Kindy Corner"

The corner ramp crack. Stay out of the left hand crack.

The crack on the right of the big nose. Straight up the orange corner and crack above, then right out the keyhole between the two giant stones. Protect exit through chockstones with 50-70mm cam and extend runners below to reduce otherwise excessive rope drag.

Easily up twin cracks and exit via counter-intuitive move through twin chockstones directly above as for "Needs Nuts Not Bolts". Solid stoppers and cams all the way with a cowbell or large cam in the final split.

Flared groove of some kind with Chouinard hex placements strong enough to hold a fall ... perhaps. Probably filled with dirt after 40 years - no need to clean it out now!

Hard start (bolted) then a fairly easy trad finish. No lower off.

Good crack climb, lots of nuts for reassurance.

Climb the obvious corner. Beware of the brown snake that likes the top out jug on the left hand side.

Seriously, beware in summer

Start: often used as the descent route.

Start just right of the 'Barrelling section' of rock. Move up leftwards mantling the overhangs to finish just right of the Ladder.

Start: 4m right of 'Ladder of Death'

Up crack system, fiddly gear in poor rock, so don't fall

The steep overhanging crack on the left side of the cave.

Start: left hand line in the big cave 30m right of 'The Mantle Machine'.

Climb up into pod shaped chimney, then struggle out to continue up crack. Not well travelled, fiddly gear placments.

Start: 3m right of 'Alison'

Reputedly tough for the grade. Either layback, jam or face climb - whatever floats your boat.

Has been mistaken for the descent gully!!!

Start: Corner crack at the 'Blackboard' righthand end.

Up LH ramp or take direct start. Pass rock hollow and up to chicken head. Mantel platform above. Take a few slings and get creative. DUB Lower off.

Up the black wall using very marginal gear placements.

Start: 8m left of 'Grumpy Old Men' (sounds like the FA of Prowl and Prejudice)

Up steep hand crack right of UtD to finish on those anchors.

Marked LL. A slightly steep start followed by a thin chimney to a solid corner. Take care with pro. Tree belay at top.

Cool trad line follows crack 2m Left on MT. Easy Climbing to face then bomber #2 protects the crux then use fixed gear to lower off and clean. Add a grade if you’re shorter. Might be historical but it’s anyone’s guess

Steep start then up seam just right of arete. At the cave, head right (BR). Take care with pro.

Start: Left arete of nice orange wall.

Easy up the cracks then a huge reach to horizontal break. Take care up the final corner - it's quite hard and runout.

Start: Below obvious orange corner.

Wander up PAF to the right leading flake. Out via flake past the remnants of a bolt (well protected by any number of nuts/cams 80cm left or a bomber 0.2 cam underneath). Take care with the furthest part of the flake as it is cracked and flexing.

Plenty of good protection - med/large cams and nut placements in the top half.

Start: 2m right of DG, the crack.

There is often a python (Kenneth) hanging around.

The more commonly used access ramp / new carpark. 3m R of 'Wall Thing'. Always soloed. Be careful in the wet

Rounded corner then ramp

Short crack at left hand end of large slab.

The lower part of LTN

The left leaning crack to the right of LTN.

Has some carrot bolts though the distance from first to second bolt is greater than the ground and first bolt so trad gear needed.

The obvious chimney. Big gear

Right hand end of big sandy cave. Up wall passing BR to ledge the head left and up wall using cams and wires.

Up wall as for PH past RB then tend right up shallow corner/ crack. Can be dirty at top.

the offwidth

Rising traverse following ledge/break/crack all the way to finish anchors for 'Ruddock the Ring Wraith'. Done in two pitches, belay at Captain Underpants.

Start: As for 'Legoland'

Up corner crack (RB), then to up easy corner, placing gear if neeeded.

Start: At corner rt of PW.

Start just left of SoP.

1. Up to ledge. Walk left along ledge to corner.

2. Up corner

Straight up large obvious splitter crack.

Start: On the next wall

Start in grotto/cave thing left of 'Goofy Foot', onto the ledge, up into the crack, which is fists through the roof followed by an awkward mantle and then up small gulley tending left over boulders to top.

Be careful as rock quality is poor and gear may pull. Respect the X rating, it is a hand full of sand climb.

#4's is helpful and watch out for rope drag.

First Ascensionist was Colin Larter originally gave it Aid grade 15A2

Start as for open project, (cam in break if needed) then traverse right across slab (RB) to corner crack then easily up to lower offs.

Direct start to MR, straight up crack, lower offs at the top.

The slab to the small bulging crack line.

Start: 5m past cave

Up corner crack/crack, under roof, finish at anchors for TDCOM. Be wary of loose rock when pulling on rock, belayer should wear a helmet.

Start: As for NWOL

Up corner/crack

Start: 1m R of MC

Start in cave, swing up and out of cave then up crack. Very little protection for top half.

Start: 2m L of Peruvian Love Child.

Up juggy crack in middle of shorter wall.

Start: 4m rt of PLC.

Up crack to the tree then head left. Lower off gum tree.

Up the crack to the tree and then head right. Lower off the gum tree.

Crawl up through hole then up good hand crack to ledge.

Start: At far left end of Furnace Environs in little cave under block.

Up cracks on left side of gully

Start: At the right end of Furnace Environs.

Scramble up short chimney to top of block. Up seam to top.

Start: At base of big block 3m left of 'Goblin Horde'.

Start: Chimney 1m left of Lactose Free.

Start: 15m right of project past cave around corner. Trad route up nice looking crack with bomber pro.

Trad route up a nice looking crack

Start as for Kodak moment, and then head right once your standing on top of 3m boulder, head to the back of the ledge and then up the corner crack, finishing at the tree.

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Start 2m right of F. Up obvious crack tending left to finish up arête of Foundlings. Crack eats medium nuts. 4 meter run out scramble to arete.

Obvious off width roof crack. Not the most glorious of routes, but fun little moves and surprisingly easy.

Start: 20m left of Bill.

Wide Flared Crack. mmmm, sounds great !

Start: 2m right of B. Up crack with a steepish start.

Start: Up easy corner right of Dendrobium. Sounds like another classic !!

Just like yuzu, this isn't for everyone. Committing, but there's enough holds and okay (if well spaced) gear. Straight up the middle, using the Mandarin crack for gear until it'd feel like cheating. Romp up on 3D holds staying right of ferny break, and either straight up above scoop, or thinly over the greenery. Bring slings for the horns and small to medium cams for the pockets. If it looks friable, it definitely is.

Start: 100m right of WC, past big cave, Up obvious right leaning orange crack to top.

Start at the right hand end of the main wall. Up crack to ledge and tree then continue up chimney.

Left facing corner capped by a roof.

Up the obvious wide crack to anchors of 'Victory Beers'.

The corner crack behind the detached boulder. Up corner to ledge, then right and up, taking care with the loose stuff.

The crack in the middle of the wall. Step left on ledge to anchors for "Sweet 'n Tasty".

Start just left of Meet Your Master, and traverse up and left passed very bad gear, to finish up Backstabbing Cousins. A thread runner comes in handy. Rock quality is horrible. Best you don't fall.

The token trad route. Follows the flared crack through the roof, then up to the anchors of 'Pyrites of the Caribbean', or continue all the way to the top near 'Dwarvish Poetry'. Reasonably well protected but watch for the piece at the lip being lifted out by the rope. Be aware that the flaring means you need much smaller gear than appearances would suggest.

Dirty corner about 20m Left of the descent, to the right of Tangerine Canard

Friends and one bolt - up grovelly corner

Crack about 10m left of Swan Premium FA solo

Off width crack to the right of Sunday Lawn Clippings

FA solo

Start on right side of arete. Up wall, on to slab, Friend placement, plus manky bolt, climbing RHS of arete

Start: Crack with wide and narrow sections in the middle of the wall.

Start: Thin flared overhanging crack with Cryptostylis orchids growing in the top - can we leave them alone?

Note - Original FA exited to the right at top.

Start: Left end of pocketed wall Thin crack just right corner. (solo by FA's)

Two move left-leaning corner crack with with good edges on the face.

Corner solo by W.Paton, J.Crass + various others