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From the saddle between the two peaks, scramble upwards north through weakness. Easy slab to summit.

Stand start, up right side of arete.

Start in the hole near the water and begin the long journey up this committing, scenic and excellent highball slab.

Start just below lip on jug and crimp, stand up and mantle.

Sit start at the pyramid and follow up the jugs and the cracks to the top. Can either scramble back down to descend, or walk over the back and around.

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

Travel either left or right along this, often just a good way to avoid wet feet when the tide is up.

Great easy little problem to run the kids up, or just for doing some warm-up laps on. Sit start at the base of the flake, pull on and cruise up the face and top out.

Sit start with jugs sitting directly below the hole in the top of the short cliff. Jugs galore to the top out.

Sit start at the bulge down and left of the gap. Pull up on all the jugs to the top out.

Sit start at base of left facing arete, pull up through jugs, stop when you reach the vegetation and jump down.

Sit start on the sand on jugs and head straight up to the right of 'The Ol' Thongsight Ascent'. Stop when you get to the vegetation and jump down.

On the wall facing back to the carpark. Sit start at base of flake following this up and topping out at highest point of boulder. Plenty of jugs.

Stand start in the small trench below the wall of pockets and huecos. Follow up past the huecos trending slightly right until the very top. Great fun problem for those new to bouldering.

Scramble to summit

Easy ramble on the right side of the wall

Up the well-featured arete to the cruxy, and potentially loose, finish.

Just R of Slab and L of Facer. Use the jug to mantle.

Beginner slab climb.

Beginner slab climb. Start has little feet.

A fun little game to get up this easy slab with no hands.

Start at the first belay of AF, follow the obvious crack on the right to ledge and continue up, traversing right to join up with pitch 4 of Pitch Black.

Starts from the large ledge on Pitch Black (the end of the 4th pitch). Up the short steep section a few metres left of pitch 5 of PB then follow ledges left until you reach the ledge with tree in the middle of the third pitch of Absent Friends.

Arete at R end of wall

The scramble along the ridgeline to the top of the pinnacle. Done unroped.

Follow the line of least resistance up the giant black slab. Has a great spot for a belay half way up. Climbs for 70m then has a bit of a walk 10m to a last little climb before topping out.

As good as it sounds. The broken corner R of NWJ.

Up the L arete and R onto the slab. Up the flake. A little loose and not well protected.

Traverse along the top of the boulder.

Wide crack.

Marked with a 14. No ascent history can be found.

10m R of Beyond, there is a fairly obvious blocky weakness with grass growing out of it (looks like it would take gear). It is not marked with letters, but there is a very, very faint arrow pointing up. Looks like it would be okay if it wasn't vegetated. 25+m?

10m R of Arrow, there is a nice little line the follows a groove/crack up the rock. Up the crack and around a block and then up and R following the line. It would take some gear. Probably a scramble off R. Possibly hasn't been climbed before.

Up the middle of the top block.

The main crack running up the slab. Up through large pocket follow the crack to it peters out. Switch to crack on right up over bulge (crux) to natural belay.

Stand Start

Stand start. Up slab on crimps.

Stand start. Up arete.

45 degree slab on the the backside of the boulder.

A shallow corner-crack 4m L of prominent arête.

The set of twin cracks 2.5m L of arête to small corner in upper section. Great rock. Belay from "SIASSB" anchor.

Popular for beginners. Very easy, and a good first lead on natural protection. It is the widest crackline which is located 1.5m L of the arête. Belay from "SIASSB" anchor.

Starts 4m R of the KIAG on the knife-blade-pillar-arête. Up this cracked pillar with reasonable pro in the first half.

An easy, but also a nice & sustained climb. Starting middle of face 1m L of large detached block 2-3m, R of TG. Tend R up the slabby rock following pockets and then past nice cracks/slots near top. Continue up short flaky pillar to belay seat.

Starting at detached wall 5m R of Romeo. Arête to ledge, then shallow groove to face.

Diagonal crack-corner in gully R of arête which may be somewhat vegetated.

An easy corner with several variations on the main route. Start at the very LHS of the buttress. Gain the large block and head straight up through the corner to a prominent overhanging block. Mantle to topout and finish.

A small wall with an easy warm up climb.

Start is marked, 3m L of HL. Climb black slab to small rooflet (gear at base of this). Nice moves through rooflet then run it out up the ledgy slab to tree belay.

About 20m L of PC there is a very obvious big black corner. The start is marked. Up short slab to crack. Up past ledges to big ledge at base of good crack on L wall of corner. Good cams up this to small tree, then mind loose stuff as you push through to the top. Tree belay off L.

Start is marked. Climbs the short, slabby corner behind the pinnacle on small wires. Pick the line of most resistance or the grade will decrease. Tree belay.

Straight up the middle of the wall

Highball option, straight up the blackish water-stained streak. Easy but high. 7 or 8 m (roughly 25ft).