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Climb the arete, starting on the left side, but using either side as needed.

Climb the rightmost corner of the fallen block wall, focusing primarily on the front face of the arete.

Move horizontally from left of the boulder and conclude on the upper portion of Leukwarm

Utilise the large break primarily for footholds.

from Kneeling Boulder, traverse up and rightwards of the ledge.

Jump right then up Medway Slab and down halfway Stone Farm Chimney.

Continue all the way to Garden Wall. Keeping low and progress to Key Wall.

Finish by undertaking the Key Wall Lower Traverse.

Begin at Edward's Effort and ascend to the initial ledge. From there, traverse rightward and navigate around the corner to the East face. Traverse the narrow, crimpy break to reach Boysen's Arete, and then conclude by stepping off.

Ascending the impressive and steep corner is a thrilling experience. Commencing from the left side of the corner, ascend upwards and towards the right, utilising a sequence of hand and footholds to surmount the right side of the corner and overcome its notable crux move. Upon reaching the ledge above, finish up Inspiration.

Ascending the chimney with an amusing combination of back and foot movements, the climb concludes by veering left across the platform.

Ascend an eliminate route to the right of Escalator while intentionally avoiding Renison Gully.

Ascend the brief featureless wall on the left-hand side of the recessed buttress until you reach a slanting crack that leads to the large tree.

Commence the climb two meters to the right of the circular pocket and ascend directly up the wall.

Lay-back up the crack in the corner. There's a tree-root at the base of the crack, and the start is somewhat polished.

Ascend Vulture Crack until reaching the top break, then execute a lengthy traverse towards the left to conclude by climbing Long Crack.

Traverse along the break and conclude up the flared crack located a few metres to the right of the arête. Requires various belay setups above.

Climb the extremely grimy arete, culminating in a challenging yet slightly tidier finish.

The wide crack in the corner.

A quality boulder challenge located beyond a set of unique ironstone grips.

Complete this brief boulder problem to reach the ledge.

A standout climb. Ascend the centre of the wall using the cut-out holds, then veer up and right to traverse into the gully for the finish. The level of excitement during the exit depends on the rope's position.

Ascend the left portion of the rock surface using your fingers, while avoiding the arete.

With feet in the breaks just above head height, traverse from Harden Gully to Renison Gully.

Ascend the gully's right side and veer towards the right to finish. Alternatively, you can begin by climbing the lower block on the right at 3c 3c.

Direct start for Kneeling Boulder, utilise slopers and execute a challenging mantel. Progress further by grasping onto favourable handholds that lead to the top block, which marks the end of the climb.

Climb the right side of the slab by utilising the arete

Ascend the wall directly until reaching the scoop, then exit the climb with greater ease.

Ascend the right-hand section of the overhang on Milestone Mantel, beginning from a standing position and climbing directly up to The Painkiller. The large hole on the right at the top is eliminated.

Start directly to the final crack section of Introductory Climb.

A brief and relatively straightforward challenge

A simple and direct ascent up the middle of the buttress.

Spot the jug that is positioned high within the crack, and exert a strong effort to reach it in order to finish

An alternative harder finish to What Crisis?, heading out right

An alternative finish to Glendale Crack that involves tackling a thin crack and the breaks located above it.

A highly specific, one-move wonder route

Ascend the modestly jutting ridge using a series of hollows.

Start as for The Lip, but traverse leftward along the rounded upper lip to a modest side-pull and top out.

A different way to commence Bow Window is by utilising the juggy flake and executing a layback maneuver. This serves as a variation to the usual starting point.

Scale Chalet Slab Direct until you approach the overhang, at which point you should traverse off the climb.

Start with a jump for a good hold or up the rounded arete to the left. Then go straight up the middle and tackle the centre of the steep headwall directly.

Commence the climb by ascending the undercut wall situated 1m to the right of the short crack, then veer slightly towards the right before ascending the wall located to the left of the groove of Funnel.

Between Sunset Wall and Torque Wrench. Ascend the corner of the boulder using the break and a semi-flake, with the objective of reaching the primary flake located higher up.

Climb up towards the roof and search for the undercut hold on the left side, then complete the climb with a challenging finish over the bulging roof.

The narrow crack can be found on the wall of the gully located immediately to the right of Sliding Corner.

Ascend the conspicuous and captivating attribute with a bit of discomfort. Conclude by surmounting the wall above.

Engage in micro caving by navigating through a diminutive cave located on the upper ledge. Proceed through the cave until reaching another opening approximately 1 meter further inside. The original cave route has collapsed, so caution should be exercised while exploring this altered pathway.

Directly up the arête, finishing as for Forester's Wall Direct

Engage in technical climbing at the lower section, and complete by navigating through the upper fissure.

A robust ascent along a widened fissure, with a challenging finger-jam required at the halfway point. Shift right to finish as for Diversion, or go directly.

Ascend the unpleasant, slimy face left of the small cave near the passage entrance. Navigate technical climbing using pinches and iron stone grips on the face. Conclude either left or right.

For a satisfying alternative to Nicotine Alley, try this counter line that begins from a solid hold on the lower break before intersecting with and retracing the path of Nicotine Alley from its midway point.

The rounded left corner of the boulder

Ascend the succession of granite grips that are affixed to the surface of the rock. This is an unusual feature of the climb.

Climb the precarious and fingery face without using the old rusty bolts.

Climb the roof located 2 metres right of Perspiration and use the very short vertical crack to gain a foothold above it. The route finishes anywhere, but it is recommended to finish as for Boiling Point through the bulges to the right of the wide crack at the top.

Ascend the brief chimney located above Fragile Wall

Ascend the slab and perform an easy mantel to the right of Wilson.

The climb involves ascending the sharp edge using predominantly smooth, curved grips, and it is considerably more challenging than it appears at first glance.

Starting from the base of Holly Leaf crack, traverse leftwards while gradually ascending. Proceed by stepping across to Garden Wall Crack and follow a narrow ledge until you reach a straightforward area above the slab.

A challenging and awkward ascent through squeezing and pushing yourself upwards between two walls.

The climb begins at the middle of Hippo Buttress and ends at the crack located to the left of the rock. It's possible that you may have to use handholds that are situated in the centre of the rock to the right of the actual climbing route.

Due to its similarity with the original route, this right-hand start is often mistaken for it, which is understandable. However, despite the grade, this variation is slightly more awkward.

As for Birdie Num-Nums, but Starting from the back block behind

Ascend to the platform and finish with relative ease above it.

A challenging route that requires avoiding contact with adjacent routes. The climb goes up the face to a slot and continues beyond it.

Ascends the left edge of the buttress, which has recently been cleaned.

A tight eliminate upwards, utilising a vertical slot.

Campus between the sandy breaks and execute a mantel to reach the finish. Unfortunately, the climb doesn't live up to its appearance.

The lower half is eliminate and tends to be very mossy. The upper half provides a better experience and can serve as an alternative finish to Orangutang

From the slender second break on the Northwest Corner, make your way horizontally across the face. Conclude as for South West Corner, making use of the right-hand arete if necessary.

Ascend the main face while steering clear of the right arete and the crack on Spider Wall. Although it's an eliminate, it remains a quality route that requires both dexterity and strength, particularly at the beginning.

A worthwhile climb that can be challenging to begin if you’re not tall. The upper part of the route may accumulate dirt.

This is an extension of the more popular Tobacco Road route, continuing past the upper bulge. An alternative is to start from a sit position and join Tobacco Road at the upper break, graded f6B.

Take a stride away from the cairn and trail along the inclined path towards the upper right. Conclude the climb by passing through the niche. Utilizing the bolt to aid the ascent at this point or entering the niche from the left side would be considered cheating.

Climb the eliminate between Hennessey Heights and the crack of October.

Ascend the arete, primarily using the left side, based on your preferred climbing method.

A delightful short route that ascends the curving groove. It is possible to prolong the climb by ascending the block above if desired.

Ascend the flake until reaching the break, then execute a challenging top-out maneuver to finish

This climb features slender and intricate movements. Begin by executing a difficult mantel onto the first ledge, then delicately navigate upward to conclude the climb to the right of the tree stump.

Hidden from plain sight. Begin with a sit-start and mantel over

Ascend the arête right of Wellington Boot, on its left-hand side. Note that the drilled holes at the top are eliminated

Following a challenging beginning to secure holds, ascend to a prominent undercut hollow. Exert effort to move beyond this point, finishing within the channel.

Ascend the face about a metre away from the arete, which frequently features a slick upper portion.

Similar to Monkey's Bow, but traverse left along the next break up.

Ascend the wall featuring pockets located to the right of the arete of Pig's Nose, refraining from using the breaks running to the right of the aforementioned route. The climb concludes by finishing straight up the top block.

Perform a traverse from the left side to the right side of the lower section of Umbilicus, and conclude the climb by heading upward and to the right following Geoff's Route, without using the large jug.

An excellent route. Ascend the banana-shaped groove, then take a more direct path to reach the break. The exit requires technical and powerful campus moves.

Perform a horizontal traverse from the left to the right, remaining beneath the overhang. Conclude the traverse just prior to ascending the corner by grasping onto a sturdy hold located within the break.

Ascend the pleasant flake crack located on the gully wall, proceeding just to the right of the tree. Alternatively, opt to finish the climb by ascending the vegetated wall situated to the left of the tree at a 5b difficulty level.

Start to the right of Claire and head towards the low break. From there, take a step towards the left to merge with that route briefly, then change direction and climb diagonally right to reach the sizeable ledge.

Sit-start variation of Index Direct

Ascend the brief crack, which concludes with a challenging mantel manoeuvre.

Climb up the right-hand arete while avoiding the boulder located in the gully.