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등급 | 루트 | 장비 스타일 | 인기도 | ||
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17 | ★ Silver Bullet
The miniscule, clean crack facing 'Trojan Wall', on the knoll 20 metres before the descent gully. Similar to 'California Dreaming'. FA: Phil Georgeff & Mike Law-Smith, 1987 | 6m | |||
20 | Midnights Child
An unnecessary addition (but who are we (John Churchill and Mike Peck) to talk?). The rather obvious line brushed into submission on the boulder in the descent gully to 'Trojan Wall'. Two bolts, bolt belay. FA: Alan Caldwell, Elle Locarini & Simon Carter, 1990 | 8m, 2 | |||
17 | Oozo
Start right of 'Aswan' below a prominent curving overlap crack.
FA: Peter Cocker & Olaf Moon, 1975 | 24m, 2 | |||
15 | Aswan
The obvious chimney above the descent track, about 50 metres from the bottom (start marked).
FA: Mike Stone & Olaf Moon, 1975 | 35m, 2 | |||
12 | ★★ Hector's Staircase
Scramble up to a wide, mossy chimney above and right from 'Snow Queen'.
FA: A. Sternbeck, P.Mcrae (alt.), John Armstrong (#1 & 2), 1973 | 60m, 3 | |||
22 | Idiot Face
The wall with one high bolt, hidden on the eastern side of the boulder which forms the right wall of the final 'Hector's Staircase' chimney. FA: Gordon Brysland & John Smart, 1982 | 10m, 1 | |||
17 | Rawhide
The obvious off-width splitting the wall just left of the start of 'Hector's Staircase'. FA: John Smart, Ray Lassman & Norm Booth, 1975 | 35m | |||
14 | Snow Queen
The chimney five metres right of the main wall. Up over chockstones, eventually traversing out under boulders to a good ledge. FA: Mike Law & Lincoln Hall, 1974 | 45m | |||
26 | ★ Douráteos híppos
Bolted by Mike Peck back in the day, rebolted and sent in 22. Climbs the pillar 2m right of Soolaiman, starting from the ledge at 8m past 6 or so bolts. The Trad start would be a worthy extension in a different style. FA: nathanual hebbard, 2 10월 2022 | 20m, 6 | |||
22 | ★★★ Soolaimon
The hardest route around for a while and the most impressive line on the ridge. Freed by Henry Barber on his whirlwind Australian visit. The right-hand of the three lines on the main wall, finishing through the large overhang.
FA: Norm Booth, Ray Lassman & Lincoln Hall (alt.), 1974 FFA: Henry Barber, 1975 | 70m, 3 | |||
22 | ★ Rats, Bats Witches' Hats
Good climbing on the wall left of Soolaimon. From the big boulder leaning against the central off-width, climb up and right under three bolts then up the scoop past another bolt. Single bolt belay under the roof, or traverse right to the double bolt belay on Soolaimon. FA: Mike Peck, Sue Rauchfuss & John Churchill, 1988 | 20m, 4 | |||
23 | ★★★ Trojan
The central off-width.
FFA: B. Aikman & G. Butler (Alt), 2014 | 50m, 2 | |||
16 | Achille's Armpit
Hideous, don't say you weren't warned. Start in the cave, graunching up the chock filled chimney to a leftwards weakness. Follow this to under an overlap and step left around an arete to a ledge. FA: Lincoln Hall | 25m | |||
19 | Crunchy Granola
The left-hand of the main lines (the central off-width remains unclimbed). Start in a cave at the foot of a chimney.
FA: John Smart, Ian Thomas & Norm Booth, 1975 | 50m, 2 | |||
22 | ★★ Intergalactic Bugs
Start at the fallen block eight metres left and downhill from 'Rats, Bats and Witches' Hats'. Climb the thin arete past three bolts to the top. Belay under the block FA: Andrew Bull, Craig Kenywell, Tony Barten & Mike Peck, 1989 | 10m, 3 | |||
16 | Still Night
The crack system around the corner 25 metres down from 'Beauborg', with a tricky start. Belay under the roof and scramble off left. FA: Adam Blizzard & Tallis Didcott, 1988 | 15m | |||
21 | ★ Beauborg
Excellent climbing up the steep black wall and scoop right of 'Worm's Tunnel', scary with three poorly positioned bolts. Take some pieces for a belay; to get off follow the corridor back to exit via 'Worm's Tunnel'. FA: Adam Blizzard & Neil Montgomery, 1988 | 15m, 3 | |||
11 | ★★ Worm's Tunnel
Another 'must' for troglodytes, but also quite a fun route. Start (marked) some 10 metres up the very deep chimney at the right end of the 'Back Wall', where it turns sharply right. Climb the two cracks in the corner and onto the large chockstone. Straight up, passing the chockstones on their left, to exit through the hidden 'Worm's Tunnel'. FA: Charles Massey & Keith Bell, 1975 | 30m | |||
23 | ★★ Redshift - Blueshift
Doppler shifts when you come screaming off. Start at the thin crack in the wall five metres right of 'The Morrigan'. Climb the crack and chimney until able to pull up left onto a good ledge. Follow the steep slab past three bolts (crux after the second) to a good ledge under the overhang. Scrabble through the cave to finish. FA: Neil Montgomery & Adam Blizzard, 1989 | 35m, 3 | |||
17 | The Morrigan
Start at the crack five metres left of the chimney leading to 'Worm's Tunnel'.
FA: Peter Cocker & John Finnigan (Alt.), 1974 | 65m, 3 | |||
14 | Treebeard
"Recommended for those who enjoy a good thrutch". Need we say more? Start left of 'The Morrigan'.
FA: Tony Wood & Ian Taylor (alt.), 1973 | 35m, 2 | |||
13 | ★★ Labyrinth
Start in a corner 70 metres left of 'Worm's Tunnel'.
FA: Peter Cocker, A. Steinbeck (alt) & Paul McRae, 1973 | 70m, 4 | |||
12 | ★★ Minitour
Start from the first belay on Labyrinth.
FA: Peter Cocker, John Finnigan & Richard Curtis (solo), 1975 | 20m, 2 | |||
13 | ★★★ Split the Difference
Wanders into the cliff. Start 20 meters left of Labyrinth in a small recess.
FA: Mike Todd, Peter Cocker & Tony Wood (var.), 1974 | 45m, 3 | |||
14 | Dipthong
Disjointed. Start as for 'Split the Difference'.
FA: Ian Taylor, Chris Larque & Tony Wood (var.), 1974 | 45m, 5 | |||
17/18 | ★★ Triphong
Adds a great left leaning hand crack, and a bombay chimney to the best pitches of Dipthong. (or it could be the original if you take the route description with a lot of salt) Start 3 meters left of Dipthong at a slanted crack or chimeny
Set: Dane Evans | 4 | |||
19 | ★★ Paper Tiger
Great varied pitch, gr17 once the comedy boulder start is done. Take medium and large wires and double cams from fingers to wide hands, and a couple of slings. This route sucks to second because the rope drops in the crack at the start. Either rap clean or clip an etrier to the first cam for your partner. FA: Peter Mills & Lincoln Hall, 1976 | 30m | |||
21 | Emu Parade
Cleaning up the remnants. Actually it offers some good, varied climbing. start just left and up from 'Paper Tiger' at a thin crack. Climb the crack and slab on its left, traverse right and layback up the steepening crack. Hand traverse left to belay atop the 'Nursery Chimney' pinnacle. FA: John Churchill & Mike Peck, 1988 | 25m | |||
18 | Onomatopoeia
Start as for Emu Parade on edge of large undercut overlap. A tricky start gains the slab. Head up the easy unprotected slab for 10m and arrange protection in the roof flake with a long runner. Head up a few metres and follow the right edge of the unprotected arête to the horizontal break at 30m. A 0.5 and 1 cam do the trick here. Traverse right a few metres and use 3 cam for pro around the corner. Jam your way up the undercut slab. FA: Dave Cameron & Hatice Sitki, 2004 | 45m | |||
7 | Nursery Chimney
The chimney in the right-hand wall of the recess left of 'Paper Tiger'. FA: Lincoln Hall & R. Pickering, 1973 | 17m | |||
10 | Fissures of Men
At the left-hand end of the line of slabby boulders below the 'Back Wall'. The bent, easy angled chimney. FA: Lincoln Hall & R. Pickering (solo), 1973 | 22m | |||
14 | Erstwhile Emus
The chimney at the back of the cave above 'Nursery Chimney'. Climb straight up, with a rather extreme bridging start, to finish through the slot. The gulley just right of the Erstwhile Emus cave provides the easiest scramble up to 'Sentinel Rocks' from here. FA: John Churchill & Ken Luck, 1989 | 10m | |||
21 | Airfix
A model route? About 15 metres right of Erstwhile Emus, a groove runs up a boulder. Layback up the groove and climb the slab above past two bolts. FA: Mike Peck & John Churchill, 1988 | 15m, 2 |
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