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Toprope the wall in between 2 sport routes, Fool's Errand & Heinzenator, from the Fool's Errand anchor.

Corner system right of No biggie

Stepped corner system. Several ways up this on toprope. A few loose blocks need to be dealt with before it'll be safe to bolt

Toprope free version of The Dark Arts. Can toprope off the DBB atop Dead Bird Chimney.

The scramble under the first set of rings. Can be top roped or soloed, no gear. When you need to get on something but the rest of the wall is taken up by abseil groups. A good place to teach beginners multipitch skills.

Up the obvious chimney 10m right of 'Heartattack and Vine'. The first half contains a lot of loose rock.

Start: Below big overhanging block Left of GR. Up easy crack to below the big roof & RB. Layback out right onto small ledge and climb nice crack to grassy ledge. Up sustained wall on right of sharp arete, with good gear in horizontal cracks, to loose top.

NB: This route needs an anchor, as Council have since shotcreted the top 2m of cliff and established the parkland above.

Start between 'Surrender' and 'Love Hurts'.

Start 1m R of 'Dinosaur'. Marked "RAM".

Up arete to overhang then escape R and top out.

Start below the overhang midway between 'Froth' and 'Arrow'.

Straight up, keeping off 'Froth' and 'Arrow'.

Up the left side of the arete next to The Nothing.

Right side of face, just left of arete.

Needs some cleaning

Up sharp arete, through blank face, top out through crack (where the tree currently is).

Up corner, mantle roof, top out.

Slab to left of EG.

Left part of slab. Stay of for now. Watch the big perched block at the top, not sure how solid it is

Start on big detached flake. Move up and right into shouldery underclings

Follow as per kindergarten cop out but continue trending right and up to the bolts.

Straight up through the overhang, keeping just right of the edge.

Straight up through the overhang being careful not to veer left or right onto S or F. This is probably a route done by Caffyn and Cais but never named.

Straight up. Above half way keep on the boundary between the light and dark rock.

Marked as "W". Up along the obvious natural line of weakness.

Up wall keeping right of Original Route, being careful not to use any of its handholds.

Straight up and over the ripple (crux) (Photo 7). Direct to top (Photo 8).

Keep left of the corner all the way. Crux is half way up.

A little top-rope fun on the arête left of Witches Cauldron. Make your way up the arête making use of crimpers, fridge-hugging skills and/or delicate footwork.

Up the Arete between Illusion and Iron Mandible, Do you best to stay out of either route. Quite technical and dynamic.

A surprisingly worth while TR. Lead Platycerium to establish an anchor. Belay above the slab. Start on low crimps. The hand jamb is 100% optional but you selling yourself short if you don't do it. Finish by touching the staghorn for good luck.

This is the pillar between the routes. Top rope only. No bolts please due to proximity to other routes.

This route climbs the face of the main pillar on the Orange Box Corner (in between Apple Crumble and Crumble Bar). Sustained super crimpy hand/foot holds, push through the early crux then some pockets start to appear in the second half of the climb. The route meanders back and forth from the middle line of the face and the arete. Named after the delicious wild raspberrys we found on the hike out. Currently only available on TR.

A one move wonder, but what a move! Hard, technical face with big hueco immediately to the right of Grunt

A hard but contrived arête which uses only the most difficult moves

Face climb just right of arête

Face and thin crack climb up the easiest line on the face

Up thin crimpers and side pulls to smears avoiding the easier crackline of Other Won.

Start just to the left of the tree. It's got a few smaller holds at the start and then it's giant pockets until the top. Can be toproped by using some big boulders at the top to anchor.

Follow the flat part of the wall to the top. Only use the crimpy holds up the centre of the line to keep it challenging. Can be toproped by using the boulders at the top as anchors.

Start at the gate and follow the giant pocket up. Use the boulders at the top to anchor.

Follow the easiest route up the far left of the tower. You can anchor off the top of the tower.

Start the same as Dumbelton exile except stay to the right of the first bolt. Continue straight up and over. Why bother you ask?? When you live in Mackay for 18mths you can come and talk to me about all the great climbing you were able to do

To the left of the giant rock bollard. Follow the line of old cut off rusted bolts.

Start is on the left side of the slab slightly left of the old rusted carrot bolt (they're hard to see but there are 3 in total).

Start 2 metres to the right of "The Crunch" slightly to the left of the rusted bolt.

More of a boulder route but I know nothing about bouldering. Feel free to edit if desired.

Only had one shot at this. Spent a little time cleaning. Not sure the exact route yet but looks good. Follows the crack across the wall for the first half then head left or right for variant finishes. Left looks harder. I opted for right.

Inside the cave feature, towards the back. Mind the bats. Route named by my 3yo son... Begin on the right side (facing in), progress to the left and exit through the hole in the roof. The cave is more of a chasm with a boulder of two sitting over the top which creates the 'hole' in the roof.

Belay point set up, for top rope only. Access via the arrete. Be aware about friction on sharp edges. Great line with light overhang and slab

Up the yellow streak towards the the solitary pine tree.

Short climb with some interesting moves. Start is a few metres to the left from the bottom of access path. Anchor off the large tree stump at top of access path. FA on top-rope solo.

Same start as Lichen. Stick to the right side of the slab between the arete and the crack.

This route is incomplete and the route setter respectfully asks that no attempts are made until it is open.

Jump start up to obvious ledge, move right and mantle. Finish up and to the left on bad crimps.

A route on the boulder left of the cliff.

On the seaward side of the boulder, climb the L-leaning twin cracks (R-one wide, L-one thin) L of the overhang to the top.

Natural pro and tree belay.

3m right of RD. Follow vertical flakes with awkward footing to slabby top out.

Start below the big chimney and hold used to find Wallaby Wall. Move up the big chimney, and exit to west(L) side.

Top roped only. The face 1m R of SE

Top roped only. The face 2m R of SE. A boulders start leads to some. Ice face climbing.

Start at the marked "MJ" move straight up to ledge then take the small face in between the two dihedrals and move straight up to top.

Starts 1m right of the marked "C" then move straight up (NO PRO)

Starts 1m right of "Elle" follow weakness in rock to finish (NO PRO)

A broken line covered in a flakey black layer.

Cleft at R end of wall

1.5m right of the corner crack, straight up the face over the small ramp and top out. Anchors can be made off the boulders at the top. May be leadable on gear?

1.5m right of 'A', up the face on thin holds to the overhanging flake and then big move to the top. May be leadable on gear?

The taller blunt arete to the right of 'B', climbing up good jugs on to the ramp. Watch for the boulder behind, good foe the belayer to lean on but could be hit by climber if not careful. Lead potential is definitely there

The arete right again, up on good holds, similar to 'C'. May be leadable on gear?

From the anchors of "Unnamed 1" and go left on platform to crack. Continue to climb up the crack past the V corner and follow the crack out. Some be chossy blocks near the top. Use the VVS anchors (Rusty bolts). Can lead on Trad (small gear) although runout and not well-protected.

A shorter beginner climb. Use the tree as the anchor. It has 2 main trunks that are well established. BEWARE OF LOOSE ROCK AT TOP. A thorough clean is planned.

A TR route off Basalt Assault's chains (use quickdraws on chain to reduce wear). Start 4m L of Basalt Assault with a layback hanging L from the granite xenolith. Layback up xenolith slab to a mantle shelf. Undercling, traversing R off mantle shelf on small footholds. Up L to nice jug. Step R onto xenolith and straight up on extremely fingery holds to finish 1m L of BA's chains.

Set up anchor on "Basalt Assault's" chains. Start on "Toby's Mum" and layback up to the overhang, then traverse right with underclings to the obvious bulge. Reach for large jugs then continue up staying to the left of chains.

Start in the middle of the wall and move straight up staying left of the bolts through overhang then straight up to chains. (Top Rope anchor can be set up of chains)

Start on right side of obvious arete move up arete to finish. (Large flake on left is loose) Will require long anchor set-up

Scramble over the rubble, and then slight left up the big broken rocks. Hands begin to disappear but plenty of trust worthy feet. Find a big solid ledge up to the left, and find a fun tricky footwork ending to get to the master point.

Start with scramble onto first ledge, watch out for loose rocks (helmet for belayer highly recommended) good feet to left hand ledge, push to third ledge and stand upright. Left high to start crux with good feet. Bump left hand with a switch foot to left high. Left good hold into small layback (ish style move) to pressure climb up, to bad hands. Trust your feet with a large RH pinch and top out.

Found on far left side of crag when facing the wall. Poxy as, start in crack move up to top out.

Up flake in centre to vegetated ledge then up short overhung crack on yellow rock. (Can be top roped off tree behind climb)

Fun short climb located directly behind/west of the main lazy wall anchor bolts. Can attach a top rope anchor around the large boulder at the top. Start from the prominent jug just before the diagonal crack then work a heel hook up into the crack, there is a pinch in the small “cave” but it’s quiet a squeeze as there is a lack of good holds (very crimpy but sharp). Also the crux. From here it’s a easy climb to the top.

yet to be climbed. 3m to the right of Nest and straight up the slab.

Start up slab as per Viva La Choss. Then up between the two bolted climbs. Join into Chosscrop at the mantel and up to DBB.

A top rope route up crisp edges on the nicest rock here. The light coloured face reaching R into the corner and finishing on holds on the little arête. Anyone's welcome to bolt it.

On the more 'white' rock left of "Fig Jam", likewise making a direct ascent. With similar technical moves, great for beginners.

Named after the Fig tree at the route. Starting just left of "Feet over hands", make sure to go directly up and not at either side otherwise your starting on different climbs. Nice technical route.