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Started a little higher on "Super Pumpy"

Sit start at base of overhanging prow. Some cool steep moves get you into a committing top section.

Stand start from lowest point (not boulder on left) then follow obvious line of sloppy features straight up. A bit committing so make sure to have some mats and spotters.

Start off low slopes and up into "Seaside slopers 1 (stand)".

Classic, starting with low sidepull for RH and sloper for left. Up via slopers to big pocket and a thought provoking, but easy mantle.

Start as for "Seaside slopers 1" but move up and R to finish on featured rib of holds.

Start crouched with slopers. Move left to big pinch and then blast back right via more slopers to join "Seaside slopers 1" at the top.

Start as for "Seaside slopers 2" and then traverse left to the cool line of holds. Up this committing line to the top, with a high, scary crux. An outstanding problem.

Start as for problem 8 and then after doing the first few moves traverse back R to finish up the easy section just L of the big crack.

Sit start with RH sloper and LH sidepull. Up and L to finish. Credit: The Best pf Bowen Bouldering by Steve Baskerville.

Sit start and then up to the right. Credit: The Best pf Bowen Bouldering by Steve Baskerville.

Stupid but fun. Mantle, starting on the sloping LH end of the tiny boulder. Credit: The Best pf Bowen Bouldering by Steve Baskerville.

Start at the bottom of the big flake deep in the cave. Up and out via cool pockets and edges. Cave classic and also the hardest established problem at Bowen.

Start as Holy Matrimony and then follow the line of pockets across the roof to a tricky crux. Out the cave via jugs to a committing mantle.

As the name suggests, starting in the big pocket near the end of "Steve Obesity". Crux getting established in the line of pockets in the middle of the roof and then R to the flake.

From the middle of the roof in a sitting position traverse left and low via good holds but less then perfect rock. Can also be started at the flake further right.

Same as Teenage Dirtbag but continue out and over the lip, topping out with a mantle.

Start in the middle of the cave. A big move out to the pockets in the middle of the roof then R to big flake.

Obvious hand-sized crack up into chockstone. Lots of options for hands and feet. Enjoy the view.

Obvious crack visible from horseshoe bay directly below lookout. Start up flake to ledge. Blast up offwidth and hope you're on the nice list.

Perfect jugs. "Hold Me Tight" finishes here.

Start just right of the "Descend", traverse left around the boulder to pockets and top out. Finishes at the top of "Table Salt"

This is the boulder's descend and has perfect jugs.

Starting just right of "Descend".

Starting in obvious creek with not so good slopers and ok feet.

Starting in obvious crack to right of "Live Another Day".

Head up through cool featured honeycomb looking rock

Sit start on average holds with ledge flake for feet

Start under rock on bucket hold and go up through angled crack. Don't dab on the big left block

Start on massive undercling and work around right through layback flake/crack and up

Sit start, climb to the lip with some fun and big movements traverse right then topping out above the other boulder. Tricky to spot and pad the top-out. Previously undocumented but named 'Cameron's v7' which was the same line although didn't top out it just walked off on the other boulder, seen in the Due North climbing video by SB. Found and climbed with top-out by Andy Lampard.

SS up arete.

Sit start from the sloper. Up and left. Short problem.

Low start from good flake.

Steep sit start with big moves.

Slab with bad landing.

Start on slopey face, above big undercling/jug on the left side on the roof (Could start on undercling, however it appears to be quite weak). Traverse R along lip of boulder on slopers, topping out above adjacent boulder.

Small and stings.. A two move problem up the steep 50* roof, starting low on obvious sidepull in middle of face. Big move to lip and top out.

Sit start on the lower bloc. Traverse L to gain obvious sidepull jug and dyno to holds up high. Probably nicer as a stand start.

Start with hands in the lowest part of the scoop.

Start low and follow up features, careful on top flake

Choss pile that looks amazing and obvious line. Sit Start.

Low start with committing move, following up slaps to the top.

Boulder at the start of the 'valley' to the north of the cave 'valley'. Boulder has a series of easy steps leading to the top. My one year old climbed this one. Good boulder for the kids.

Sit start. Climbs up and out to the right. Obvious natural line. Must be low tide.

Start 1 mtr right of Dingos breakfast Finish. Straight up the white stipe feature in the rock. Top out and easy climb off.

Jug run on the far left of the biggest block.

Sit start as for Sun Rose. Stay as far right as possible along the lowest set of crimps, leading to a dunk to the top of the Boulder. Mantle over the right side.

Prow line. Crouch start on the inverse-facing rail and heel hook leftwards up the sloped rail to the top of the Boulder, then mantle over the right side. Pumpy and sequence-specific.

Sit start to Enduring Legacy from as far right as possible (after the metal pole). Probably adds a grade.

Sit start left of the detached smaller rock. Straight up.

Slab from left to right below the ridge.

Start one meter right of the left hand edge of the cave, work your way up through the roof (careful off friable rock), Slap out and round the lip to match the slopey hold on the lip for the finish (extension will go to stand on the finish hold for an extra V point).

Starting low in the right side of the cave holding a right hand pocket cluster and a Left hand good edge move up and out toward the lip then follow Larceny to the top along the lip line.

Starting on the holds at the lowest point the plants will allow on the right hand side of the cave, follow the lip along to the left gaining height, top out onto the slopey dish to match hands above.

Start: Right hand on pinchy pocket Left on side pull/crimp Top Out: Slopy jug

A fun and easy traverse project. Sit-start on the right hand end of the west-facing drain wall. Use jugs, heel-hooks, tracking/bumping hands and feet to traverse left around 5m. Top out optional.

Joel's fun variant of 'splinter'. Same Sit start at the far right corner, however, stick to the low rail where splinter goes high. Still has jugs akimbo, but footwork becomes interesting as you try not to dab.

Sit start left of of the splinter start. An easy and enjoyable series of jugs with a mantle top out

Sit start right of the roof for 'chapel'. Trend left, Stay low, go under the roof, and follow the cheese grater jugs up to an obvious feature with a sketchy flake (x-d out).

A fun combination of overhang climbing leading into some cool stemming moves.

Pumpy with sharp holds, but not super technical.

Potential to continue right, or link up with 'splinter' or 'half metre high club traverse routes.

Start as for Cathedral but stick to the roof and turn the lip to finish straight up without the break to the right.

Sit start in the manky cave left of splinters top out (just past the shrub). Short roof climb trending right, then a short pumpy section to link up with the Splinter top out (look for an old piton to mark the top out point).

Really fun!

Starting above the rocks, follow the line trending up and left to finish on the spike at the high point of the weakness.

Same sit start as 'headless chicken'. Go right and ascend the obvious staircase arete. Over too soon. Quite enjoyable

Sit start from the base of 'headless chicken', traverse right (uphill) past a series of sketchy jugs (avoid: these will break), across some interesting balancey footwork

Opposite rialto. Ss to a sloper rail on the right. Bump up the sloper rail (left) to match on an awkward sloper ledge. Difficult until it suddenly isn't at all.

Used to finish with a match on a big chicken head, but it flaked off. Now it's a sloper ledge.

Traverse left to right, around 3 or 4 metres.

Sit-start on a downhill flake, left of unknown (beta, use the barn-door to get you off the ground and you'll understand the name). Traverse right on a series of pinches and smokers with balancey feet. 2 hand match on large slopes a few short metres left of the first bolt on unknown.

Potential to extend further right. (We started a campus-y traverse from left to right going over the broken shale. Fun macho rubbish, but sketchy holds. Could be linked to gravity for a h i that grade problem).

Standing start left of 'socialism'. (Usually where the sand stops and gravel starts). Follow short arete up a series of large, jagged pinches, jugs, and chicken heads.

Good for warming up. That's about it.

Maybe it Could be extended by traversing right (above the libertarianism/socialism overhangs) and finishing at the 'Athletes foot' bucket. Would be substantially harder for climber and spotter.

Sit-start under the finish of 'socialism'

Trend right to the base of ' athletes foot.

Long-low traverse.

Optional extension to link'up athletes foot.

Long, low traverse.

Start at the 'Athletes foot' sit start. Traverse left (underclings, and jugs aplenty). 4ish metres. Throw left to a small rail, then bump to a jug.

Optional extension to some highball and higher grade stuff.

Start both hands on far right hold. Traverse up left on small crimpy holds in/on the crack. Starts at athletes foot and ends at the top out of arbitrary jugfest. ONLY CLIMB AT LOW TIDE!!

Sit start under double jug overhang left of 'gentle breeze'. Short couple of pumpy/balancey moves to the large bucket shaped like a foot.