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Up small crack system, with a bolt protecting the crux. Topping out is currently mossy, but will clean up over time. Fixed hangers to belay from about five metres back from top.

Crack with a small cave at its base.

Lovely well protected slab climbing. Follow the right line of bolts very slightly leftwards towards the lower off. Enjoyable moves the whole way.

Start 2m right of Derelict. Up channel and over tiny tree following the delicate line up to finish in V between boulders.

The body swallowing crack 1m right of Toucan.

Bound straight up the wall starting just right of the large block.

Mossy crack 15 m R of BS, veering R to large scoops. L and over steepening to foot of orange nose. Go 3 m L, then up.

Chimney 1m right of P

Right leaning crack 1.5m right of Scarab, finishing on big ledge and rap anchor.

Start 7m right of New Front Ear(on block just right of descent gully closest to walk-in track). Left-leaning diagonal to small ledge, then over flake and up wall.

Weakness in left of wall of chimney/gully to ledge, then traverse right and bridge chimney to join main line.(Beware loose blocks at lip!)

About 200m right of The Illusion Of Power is a wall with a huge fallen blocking front of it. Cairned. Left In The Lurch is subtle weakness in middle of this wall.

Tackles some dramatic territory. Some parties have had trouble following the description but the route has recently been repeated and a logical, attractive first pitch description provided.

The topo has been updated to reflect this.

Start: About 60 metres left of 'Spelio Pinnacle' and about 10 metres right of a major roof-capped corner (Burning Daylight). Start from blackened white gum tree."I can't imagine any sensible modern climber wanting to scramble unroped up the steep dirty wall below the white gum tree [now stunted and blackened by the fires but still alive]" (Phillip Armstrong).

1. 44m (13) Up easily to tree on large ledge [possible belay], up crack behind tree a few metres then move L into L leading flake line. Follow the flake to a good ledge under the roof in the big R facing corner. ( Original : Climb line and move left to a ledge below a roof.)

2. 26m (13) Up and right around roof. Traverse left 3 metres below next roof to chimney and up chimney to ledge below another roof.

3. 30m (-) Step right and go straight up into scrub step out right and up. This pitch is just a way off.

Loose corner 8 metres down right of End Of the Line, 5 metres right of 'Sweat'.

Takes some very unlikely territory for the grade. Also, the third pitch got left out of the 1977 Baxter Guide so heavens know what people made of it. It appears that the climb gains the major horizontal break about 25 metres below the top of the cliff on the third pitch and then traverses off left. Some quite experienced parties have had trouble following the route so it's been given a serious flag for now until it is further checked out.

Start: Up the giant staircase, about 37 metres left of 'Martin Eden'. Clear initials CC.

1. 23m (12) Pull through the undercut start and straight up for 5 metres. Move right and up a short, scrubby crack to a ledge with a small tree. Continue up, veering right to a bushy ledge.

2. 30m (13) Climb the line at the right end of the ledge for a few metres to another ledge. Step out left then head diagonally left up the steep wall with little protection to a ledge. Continue up to a small ledge in a corner (?thread belay). 3. 12m (-) Traverse left about 5 metres and climb up to the large horizontal crack. Belay near small conifer.

3. 21m (-) Move left then scramble. 'Variant Finish' 9 :

4. 14m Traverse left to below a corner. 5) 20m The corner. Ascent unknown. Exactly where this goes is unclear.

Climbs over loads of dangerous loose blocks in an attractive.

Start: At the line behind the big, detached block. Steeply up into the line and up, then 2-3m right along the obvious horizontal break. Up the teetering line of blocks to bypass the right side of the first lineof roofs. Step up past more loose blocks and move back left into the original line above the roof. Continue up the line through the next overhang. Above this, follow the line until it gets hard then move right to follow the easier climbing to the top.

From Western Bloc this looks an excellent stepped hand-crack 3m right of Charlotte’s Web. Loose blocksa bound. There is a gully 10m right of Family Affair.

Zigzag line 43m left of right end of middle cliff.

Groove 2m left of Grimace.

Cairned. Crack 5m left of yellow corner in middle of middle cliff.

From saddle east of cliff (mentioned indescription of alternative approach), scramble down left towards main cliff. An outcrop is passed in 100m. This climb is corner-crack towards right side of this outcrop. Cairned. Follow line,then finish directly up wall.

Start on the centre of the easy wall. Go up and left and finish in the jug flake on the top left of the face.

Good rock, moves and protection make this one of the nicer easy routes in the area. Just R of Rats of Tobruk. Up face to short twin cracks, up these to crack. Up to and up crack through top bulge.

About 4m R of Elbow Grease. Up chimney crack to ledge, finish up crack on arête to the L.

30m R of JM is a large block with 2 attractive cracks/seams up its front. This block is about 100m South [left] from the end of the Wall of China main cliff and is visible about 40m from the track past a large block [the Whale?] on the R. Up the LH crack

Deep crack line R of TGSS. From the first ledge it is possible to step into the upper crack of TGSS for a grade 17 jamming route. This is the combination that appeared in the Grampians Select Guide as Fire Dragon.

At R end of cliff is a small corridor of cliffs running NE. The small SW facing cliff has 3 steep little cracks. Abseil tree back of cliff. Climbs are described from L to R. Starts 3m L of chimney. Follow crack to the top

Starts from near the left end of the terrace right of and above Beer Pot Wall.

1. 25m (13) Up to the small overhang. Step right and up delicate slab, moving back into the line and so to a small ledge.

2. 25m Step left and up to the roof.Pull over the weakness and follow the corner to the second roof, surmount this and follow the line to the right around a huge overhang. Up to a traverse line on the left below another overhang. Move 5 metres left to stance.

3. 30m Traverse 5 metres left and diagonally to overhang. Pull over slight weakness and climb crack above to large, bushy ledge. Up gully on the right.

The buttress that looks like a crystal. Fun, if bits of rock don't break off while climbing, causing you to nearly deck. Start on the right side of the buttress, go left to follow the jugs and close to the arête. At the ledge, go right to the rap station. Don't go to far up, otherwise you will miss the rap station. And be very careful of the rock.

Begin at the black pocketed rock. Go up corner, move right to the slab, then left to a ledge and further left to the arête and through the bulge. Rap chains are to the right.

Guide books describe this as "It makes you grumpy because it is harder than it looks". Consensus is that it makes you grumpy because it is harder than it is graded! Leaders should be confident at around grade 15/16 before tackling this climb.

Start: Start beneath the obvious chimney/offwidth (initialed) close to the centre of the face.

Previously overlooked for good reason.

Start: Corner right of 'Gnome' then continue up and left on wall to ledge. Left arête.

A short clean face near the left hand end of the cliff. Up past 2 FHs to reach the lower offs.

A nice climb. Start 1m R of H.A.V. From the highest point of the flake pull onto the wall and up veering slightly R past a fixed hanger. Finish up the headwall r of HAV's finish. Good micro's and wires.

5m right of The Perambulator. Up the short flake and the face above past 2FH to ledge and lower off rings.

The short buttress right of the chimney right of Over The Hill. Up past U-Bolts to double U-Bolt lower off.

1m R of Onion Bahji a narrow buttress protrudes from the cliff. Up the L side of the buttress, finishing with nice climbing up the thin cracks in the headwall directly above.

From 3m L of Bellview Heights and on the same face head up to and up a series of cracks and flakes. Varied and fun.