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Start just left of Wingardium Leviosa. Up the crack line

Start under the roof on the left side of the crag. Traverse out the roof and once on the headwall follow the left line of bolts

Same start as Wingardium Leviosa but at the headwall follow the right set of bolts.

Start 1m right of the corner. Straight up to the left line of scoops.

Pretty epic moves at the start and bomber rock on the headwall! Starts in the obvious scoop right of the 15. Stick clip first bolt and launch out the steepest part of the bulge. Shares anchor with the 15.

Impressive roof route in the cave just south of the descent rungs. Has been rebolted recently.

A classic Nowra name. The route however has been mostly reclaimed by nature.

Start to the left of Fukdifino and join this route at the ledge.

The only 'easy' route at the crag, and a good warm-up. This is the well-chalked overhung corner crack at the far left end of the cliff. Some of the bolts on this route are looking worse for wear - best not to lob on them all day. The anchors are a bit of a squeeze to get your rope and a biner through as well.

Start in the tree.

The best bits of White Ladder. Historic, the first 32 climbed in Australia by an Australian.

Daniel Fisher

Rose Weller

Short but desperately powerful climbing. Excellent. Originally climbed as Attack Mode to the fixed biner and given grade 32. Start at the huge handlebar jug right of the massive fallen boulder.

Climb original White Ladder then continue via one more boulder problem to the ledge.

Jake Bresnehan

Start Attack mode but go direct.

A long link-up worthy of mention as it covers some amazing country. Start up Dude Food, to go through Vogue and up Church Of Christ to anchors. Head right across Turn Your Eyes Insane to finish up Hopelessly Devoted To You anchors.

Super bouldery roof. The original flake in the roof broke and has now been replaced by a drilled pocket.

Start with a big throw around the lip heading left past rings. Gather your thoughts, bust through the crux and keep trucking to the end.

Bang out the steep start, break right and keep pumping.

3 bolt boulder problem. Soft if you can reach the big pocket.

A pocket boulder gem. Tricky and funky start getting easier leading up to the sand pit. Get a good rest then knuckle down through and couple big moves and a wicked stretchy pocket boulder top.

Out small roof and up lovely face to glory.

The extension to Shocked. No anchor so jump off.

A bouldery start leads to some excellent moves in steepy, pumpy territory. Save some for the top. If it's all too hard clip the anchors on Bachelor's Ball, but for the full experience tick go all the way.

Starts as for Bachelor Busted Balling Bimbo but breaks left at mid height and and finishes above the crux on Shocked. Was 24 for years but most people feel it's fair at 25.

The hardest of the three 25s in this section. Climb first two bolts of BB, then go direct up the wall just left of Trigga.

Cue '90s era gangsta rap. Originally given a different name, the first ascentionist has requested that it now be known by this name. Excellent steep climbing, and the classic Nowra 25. Start where the undercut roof touches the ground (at a ring bolt).

Don't go getting offended by the route name, once again this was comment on what was happening in society (Black Death in Custody) when the routes were climbed and the music being listened to. Continuing the tradition of excellent 28's at Nowra. Backup anchor added in 2004. Start: Start 2m to the right of EFTDF. The undercling at the crux snapped off around 2012-13, but there's still a sequence.

Start just right of Brother in a Body Bag. A series of boulder problems that get harder the higher you get. Finish at anchors below rooflet.

The original line. From Meet The G anchors, climb around rooflet onto upper face to high anchor.

The line just to the right of Meet The G. Fun climbing via some sandy sections to a heartbreaker ending. Conditions help. Previously known by another name. The first ascentionist has requested that the route be known by the original name given to it by the equipper.

Beware loose rock in the flake & choss on the runout headwall.

Surely someone has done this, it looks pretty straight forward.

One of the 'unknown' project routes, located just West of The Colosseum main routes.

The first route here.

Giles Bradbury was called in to free either this line or Seven Eleven at grade 25 in mid-late 1999 and he named it Teflon Barbie.

A wall for the slope specialist. Deserves more ascents to keep it clean but probably won’t get em until people stop worrying about the grade!

Start: The next route right of SE.

Similar climbing although not so desperate.

Start: Right of CJ.

Route name changed at the request of the first ascentionist.

You guessed it crimping and slope slapping at its best.

Start: Next line right of PS

Hard 22

A little more reasonable still hard enough to have fun on.

Start: Next right of TCTS.

Hard last move

A lot better in that its hard in places. Do not let that put you off think strong and its easy.

Start: Yep right again from T.

1. 23m (22)

2. -m (-) Project

One of the 'unknown' project routes, located at the far East of The Colosseum at the scramble gully.

2 chain anchor.

Two carrot bolts up a slab, then up and left to the steeper flake with three more carrots to a single U anchor. The relatively easy middle bit can be optionally protected with a few cams from camalot .3-3

Warning: Large flake near the last bolt is broken and loose in the crack.

Warning: Fixed protection need replacing.

Warning: Massive beehive 2m right of the route. Beesuit is advised when climbing.

Route name changed at the request of the first ascentionist.

The steep arête & hanging lip starting just R of Jammer, with heaps of fixed nonsense.

Fully ringbolted as of 2011. A striking splitter handcrack through one of the biggest, chossiest caves in Nowra, but amazingly the rock in the crack itself actually looks sorta ok.

Hard little move off the deck then it gives up.

Start: At little corner crack right of S.

Only goes up to the same level as where there's Pork. Rope drag (and ability)prevented continuation.

The first climb i bolted with the petrol drill and carrots, then later filled it with rings. Really good climbing after the slightly flaky lower section.

Start: At the bottom of the slot right of the arete.

Up scoop then over to the crack at the top of this traverse to the left and onto the wall above.

Start: Same as POTRM.

One of the early hard routes in 'Nowra'. Up past some hard (big) moves past a few RBs. Bundy Rebolted 03-08-2006, prob a waste of steel and no one will ever climb it.

Start: Start around the corner of the Green Slab, 2m R of the awesome walk-down slot.

Thin stuff.

Start: Start on the left hand side of the wall almost on the arete. [The topos for the routes on this wall are a bit of a guess, to give the gist of the wall. Please update the topos if you know what route goes where].

Head up right at mid height.

Start: Start as for CC.

Start: Start a few meters right of RRRB and climb into that route.

Wanders a bit down low until you pass a small pocket.

Bouldery start, up past overlap, then straight up.

Up to a vague groove and then through a small headwall.

Up, then head right at the flake, then up.

Start: Start as for 'Abswing'.

Awaits a direct start.

Start: Start as for 'Abswing'.

Start: Start just left of the corner.