Vias como top rope em New South Wales and ACT

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Start under arete. 2m right of TB. Climb along arete.

On East face 5m R of CL. Up face. Abseil down to Start above water.

first climb in 2nd gully, next 7 climbs anchor of 2 carrots at top.

2m R of P

2m R AS , up easy face corner

2m R of SE, up easy face

2m R of Ff

start under roof 2m R of 3e.

climb wall to the chimney.

next gully wall, anchor of rock - need long rope for anchor. climb up corner 1m R of TTS.

start 2m right of corner climb. straight up middel of face on sharp holds that draw blood. crux at start.

start 2m right of razor fingers. up wall 2m then traverse left across RF on small ledge then straight up.

Direct route with same start as thunder. First move would be a 19 and don't use the thin crack on the left after gaining first ledge.

Center of east face. Strenuous all the way

North face, Start 1m in from NE arete. Start is overhanging slightly then move 1.5ms to right and straight up. Last 2m are small crimpers.

West face, 1m left of SW arete. Technical on small crimpers. At the top traverse to left and mantle over the overhanging rock.

South face, 1.5m to right of SW arete. Start is slightly overhanging up to first ledge. Then on to second ledge and on to top

3m right of 'Double Trouble' Follow the thin small crack to top. Not easy.

North East arete. Hard start then easier to top.

South East arete. A knife edge arete with some fine moves.

Directly behind 'Fine Young Crack'. A mainline climb with lots of useless holds, hence the confusion.

Approx 30 m's before the grassy bowl above the slot, head right and steep downhill to the tope-rope anchors. Use long slings or set-up rope to reduce rope drag

1/2 way between Top Hat and the next water tanks, head right and down, to the small promitory over the little bay, to the tope-rope anchors. Panama is on the south side of the anchors

Same anchors as Panama, but Fedora is on the north side of them

The anchors are above the first wall opposite the "almost-an-island" lump of angled rock. Climb up the corner of the detached slab, or directly up the face

About 50m's east of Beanie the cliff line heads nth (left). Approx 5m's further along are the anchors. Baseball is on the south side of them, and looks like a slabby corner from above

Same anchors as for Baseball, but on the Nth side. Some crap loose rock 1/2 way up, but mostly sound. Very sharp rock so watch rope drag

Anchors are directly above the obvious little rock pool visible from Baseball and Beret. Start on the slab face just to the left of the rock pool, moving right towards the arete only when necessary

Greens A,B and C all use the tope-rope U bolts at the nth end of the ledge. Green A is on the arete just below the anchors. At low tide, rap down and climb up

About 3 m's south of Green A. Use long slings or setup rope to reduce rope drag

About 1 m South of Green B

About 30m's Sth of Green anchors, there a anchors for "G", set low

Same start for Shimmy the Mast, then mostly straight up between A Capsized Audience an Hard to Port staying on the face without using the block on the start of Hard to Port. Assigned grade waiting for repeat suggestions before firming up.

The dirty corner at the far left end of the cliff.

The knobbly flake, 80m right of Dougal's Crack.

Start beneath the orange scoop just left of Kabolos. Climb the groove till a move left brings an airy mantle onto a prominent ledge on the arete. Walk or scramble off.

The centre of wall left of finger crack avoiding the stacked blocks

The route directly up to the DBB in the middle of the wall, right of the flake up high. TR easily after doing pinch me I’m dreaming.

Commence at base of slab. Straight up the blunt arete split by a thin crack with increasing difficulty.

Start as for 1a but at about half height traverse right and then up easier line

Up left of the basalt seam on the orange rock. Do not climb the basalt as it will crumble and kill your belayer.

The dangerous basalt chimney. Not recommended.

Start as for The Dead Albatross to first bolt, then left to stay left side of arete . Continue up past two little triangular rooflettes. No basalt or bridging to be left. Set up as toprope for now - use fixed hangers backed up with trad, or bolt plates at top of Bicycle Graveyard, or both.

Essentially the easier mix-tape variant of Cracked It and Cocky Monkey. Start left up the corner to stepped arete left of CM, continuing up the corner crack once past the roof. Good as a toprope off the hex bolt anchor.

Up to ledge then up face - many variants, difficulty increases away from corner

Up to ledge head straight up on layaway to pockets and then crimps and long moves to top

Up to ledge traverse right 1.5m and then up on good holds to undercling and top

Start: As for 6a

Up wide chimney near tide line, on often wet holds, taking care of block near top

The corner on the left of the wall, up flakes to top

Straight up face right of prominent flake

Start as for liger but follow diagonal line to the right

The blunt arete 3 m right of The flake

Right of blunt arete up thin seam, starting at two knobs

Up the left side of sinuous rib of rock in centre of wall

Right side of sinuous rib of rock in centre of the wall. Left of scar-like feature to pocket and straight up past the horizontal break. Top section is likely much harder if not tall.

Into alcove just right of nose. Up over nose onto slab, easier if tall

1m right of nose up and left on diagonal line

Overhung arete, a bit contrived but fun

Left facing corner with vegetation. Overhung start just left of rooflet at half height. Good stemming

Start where platform drops a metre heading left and up flake

Straight up line just left of open book corner

Finger crack just right of open book corner

The flaring but good crack on climber's left/south of Licked. Just below and to the left of the single top carrot. Start on the obvious platform. Grade is all in the hard last move.

Triple Hex Bolt Belay on north side, east end.

South side Triple Hex Belay. Opposite eastern-most bolt. Bridge.

South side Triple Hex Belay. Opposite Eastern-most bolt, FACE only, to right of mini arete feature.

South side Triple Hex Belay. Opposite western-most bolt. Bridge.

South Side Triple Hex Belay. Opposite western-most bolt. Face only. Crimps to hollow sounding flake (take care) to duo pocket and up.

Top rope from trees and cracks on northern side, 2 metres inland from the triple bolt belay. Where bedrock basalt meets the sand. Bridge.

From Toprope belay as for STEM, follow the series of flakes (security not guaranteed!). FACE ONLY. Starts from the basalt on the floor where it peaks.

Bridge the narrowest part of the slot. 3m inland from STEM and Slit Lamp. Toprope anchor from shrubs and cracks.

From toprope anchor of The Narrows. Right side, following large side pull feature. FACE only.

From toprope anchor of The Narrows, left side through easy. FACE only.

Use trad anchor and follow side-pull features on south wall opposite Dire Straits. FACE only.

Top rope anchors only. Belay from the two ring bolts on the small platform above water

From the start of #7 'Crustaceans'. Climb up from corner to anchors of #9 'MOAR'.

Top rope- straight up thin seam and crack to anchors. Dirty.

The line straight up to the anchors of Toadfish. Travels up via finger locks, a small sentry box and crack to shared anchors.

The corner crack and stemming

Up right of the block and jump out right

Left of the block

The left most route closest to the ocean starting under a triangular roof Hard moves under and over the roof then more easily to the top

The twin thin cracks just right of triangular roof

The steep stemming corner with a large hueco on the left wall. Tricky exit.

The arête right of PP and face holds to the right of arête.

The arête to the right of TR with a nice hueco up high

Start at crack below arete, then continue up arete staying to its left mainly.Would be bold on gear