Nodes em Below

The northern part of the 'Below And Beyond' Area.

The first area you'll come to from the scree slope.

Be wary at any coastal or riverside crags for the potential of crocodiles and if you're in the water marine stingers.

Sit start laybacking the arete, feet on the semi-detached block over the gap, follow up the arete through a technical top and finish it off.

Quite a nice problem.

Sit start laybacking off the sidepulls, reach up to the horizontal rail, then the next one, and the one after that, and then hit the top.

Deceptively difficult start. Lay down underneath the edge of the overhang. Has cool three finger pocket to go to. Work to slanting rail. Head to top.

Sit start on the jug below the overhanging arete in the little cave. Pop straight up to the giant jug flake, don't dab the several rocks around you, bust to the top, don't dab again, then top out.

Sit start from the jug on the overhanging arete in the little cave area. Go left to the crimps, and head up using the big sidepull. Dynamic and powerful

Careful, or it'll get you too....

Sit start with both hands squeezing the blade arete, feet straddling either side, grovel up being careful your feet don't slip, check all is well and continue up the blade to the top corner.

Sit start with flat jug and right sidepull. Up the arete on some lovely grips!

The easier of the three slopey problems on this boulder.

Sit start at the bottom of the arete, will be harder for short people if they can't reach the big ledge to begin with. Follow up from this and trend right for the top out.

Sit start off slopey rail with poor feet. Power up to the rails above, trending slightly right until topping out in the middle of the wall.

Great fun.

Sit start carefully above the puddle with hands in the jug rail, throw right for slopers and follow up the arete sloping and slapping until you top out.

The two faces with the block splitter stuck between them looking almost like two wings. Marks the southern end of the 'Blocks And Caves' area.

Sit Start. Pull on using sidepulls and face crimps and trend right following main rightwards seam.

Same sit start as 'Crossing The Grater Divide', but instead just go straight up the easy way.

Gets two stars just for being awkward and funky fun.

Sit underneath the central block, gripping the underside blade, feet on whatever walls around you then just thrust up the sides of the 'V' until you can pull up over the top.

Sit start either laybacking the arete, or off the sidepulls. Follow up the arete then trend left to the tallest point of the wall.

Was done 3 different ways by FA so however you do it is good!

The small low wall above the 'Wings Of Rock Boulder' that faces out to the water.

So must be called Jupiter.

Sit start with hands on the long flake, heading up the open weakness to top out.

Sit start between the corner and the long flake with hands in the horizontal break, pop up onto slopers and top out.

Sit start stretched around the arete using the corner crack and flake to pull yourself to the top.

Be wary at any coastal or riverside crags for the potential of crocodiles and if you're in the water marine stingers.

The large obvious boulder that can be seen from all along this beach. Holds a few great tall lines.

Fun easy highball but with a hard start.

Sit start at the base of the long diagonal crack at the bottom right, using the pocket and the crack pull up and around the blunt arete onto the face and head straight up the tallest part of the wall, and watch your headspace!

Sit start in the bottom of the small corner, pull up and stand into this for a totally necessary hands free rest. Head up past the loose looking block (so far testing has not moved it at all) and then follow the crack up over to the right to then stand on top.

Sit start with hands on the sidepulls in the crack with poor feet, move up and follow the crack and top out over the block on top

Yeah, work out what that name means.

Slightly shorter and nicer than some of the others on this block, definitely the cruisiest of the bunch.

Sit start on the triangle block, hands on the flat edge with decent feet. Stand up and use the jugs and cracks to get to the crack leading to the small tree.

Sit start with hands on the spike, move up off this to follow up the arete and continue with it as it goes right till topping out.

Sit start at the base of the thin corner, smearing against the slab to the right. Stay with it and don't pull too hard until you're over the top.

A fun climb to get adjusted to the taller problems of the area.

Sit start with hands on the juggy block, press send from this and follow up the arete and crack until you're over the top.

On the backside of 'The Crazy Eighty-Eights', the jam crack that then trends right onto the face using flakes to stand on top of 'Intersecting Lines Boulder.

Another great beginners problem, as well as being an easy descent from over the backside from the other problems nearby.

Sit start in the same spot (hands on the juggy block at the base of the crack) as 'The Crazy Eighty-Eights' but follow right along the big crack until in the corner.

A great boulder with a few steep but easier lines on it.

Climbing up one of the descents, but a fun addition anyway.

Lay off the arete and throw for the jugs above to the right and top out.

A steep problem with great moves.

Sit start with hands on the horizontal flat edges (shorties may have to crouch start) and punch left to the central horn, using the arete as well and topping out on the very tippy pointy top.

Potential for a lower start using the sidepull and adding a couple of grades.

Sit start with the thin crimps throwing up to the right to the horn, then follow left along the seam to the arete and top out over the point.

Juggy short problem on the south face of Zeppelin Rising boulder. Not that great really.

Sit start in the base of the corner with various jugs and go straight up to top out.

Be wary at any coastal or riverside crags for the potential of crocodiles and if you're in the water marine stingers.

The continuation of 'Intersecting Lines Boulder' and walls. Some problems that'll have you thankful by the time you pull over the top.

Sit start around the rounded arete, pulling up off the flakes, slopes until you hit the upside down flake, balancing all the time unto you're onto the good holds at the top.

Not sure what the name means? You might know by the time you're at the top.

Stand start by walking up the ramp into the corner crack, follow up this using what you can until over the top. Be wary of the large block at the top though, it may not be secure. There is a large jug just above it though.

Stand start pulling up onto the face with the underclings, then hanging off the flake crimps until you can reach up to the triangle and pull over the top. Sit down on the top and get some oxygen back into your head.

For those who've seen the Spongebob Squarepants movie will get this reference.

Sit start with the jug block on the arete, go through the opposing holds until onto the broad flat section and work it out.

Why's it called that you ask? Because you don't need your hands!

First ascent done hands free, so why not try yourself!

Sit on the boulder at the base of this face, stand up onto the block, then work your way up the edges and knobs till topping out.

Low wall opposite to 'Pre Your Syncope Wall'

Sit start using the rising crack and aim for the slopers over the top.

Zigging and Zagging your way across the cracks and then onto the slopes above.

Start with hands in the middle of the wall, trend right a little and then up beside the bulge. Sneaky holds all over here so keep your eyes peeled.

Start off the jugs in the crack a little up and right of the block at the base of the wall on the left. Head right and then over the angle change onto the slab finding the slopes to make your way out.

Easy as bru! Just don't tell the kids the full name. Wander up the ramp as it gets steeper until standing on top.

None in the rock thankfully!

The blades and cracks to the right of 'The Wiggles Whaling Troop'. Sit start going straight up til top out.

Sit start using the crimp rail, go from this balancing up and dive for the top. Will be hard for the height impaired.

Be wary at any coastal or riverside crags for the potential of crocodiles and if you're in the water marine stingers.

Using hands at around head height near the arete and on the face, use these and hit the two vague holds above, sort your feet out and then drag over the top. Great problem that involves some delicate moves and tricky feet.

Be wary at any coastal or riverside crags for the potential of crocodiles and if you're in the water marine stingers.

Sit start a little under the boulder with hands on the rail below the big pocket. Use the pocket, crack and rails to get up.

Sit start just under the arete on the holds in the small break, bust around left onto the face and then work out how to mantle up using the non-existant crack and pocket features. This mantle will make you work for it.

Sit start on the angled rail and head up through the various holds to top out. Watch the boulder behind you as you get higher.

Starting with hands just up from where the seam turns over the edge, pull up from here and traverse up and left until nearing the very top and mantle out where the crack opens up.

The last of the blocks for this area.

Be wary at any coastal or riverside crags for the potential of crocodiles and if you're in the water marine stingers.

Sit start underneath the uphill face. Use the sidepull pockets to the right, and whatever you can find for you left and make one hard move to the jug rails. Mantle over the top and call it a day.