线路 in Lower Blue Mountains for selected grade

Follow line of ring bolts up arete to slab finish. DRBB

The wide arching crack between WW and NSU.

Up crack and some loose rock down low to great top half. 1m right of small cave. DRBB.

Short bouldery route. DRBB.

Up clean streak over slab to shared lower offs

2m rt of TWSS, again straight up face over bulge to juggy face

Front side of Kevs boulder, up arete clipping bolts on your left...top out for full value (lowers offs available if needed)

An easy pocketed featured wall up past left side of cave. Crux after 2nd bolt. 2 bolts + DBB.

No hands slab

No hands slab

Probably the most obvious line on the wall. Has surely been done before. Sit start and climb up nice jugs

Sit start and up arete

Great beginner lead climb. Start on the super easy slab. Move into the cave arete with a committing crux for a beginner climb. Enjoy the exposure. Head up to the crack or slab headwall. Lots of options. Serves as a good tasting platter for different styles of climbing. Lacks the massive exposure of the other upper cliff routes. Top rope anchors and chains are accessible by rappelling down to the top of the climb. Two sets of anchors at the top, left set is better for top roping and rapping.

Varied climbing, spectacular views. Bring ten quickdraws including alpines, and cams (.5,1,2,3) for pitches one and three. U-bolt anchors.

1. 17m (15) Scamper up to corner crack and stem or jam, placing cams. Veer left onto ledge.

2. 23m (15) Up onto horizontal band, traverse to nook, mindful of the arête. Optional belay. Mount and straddle the suspect feature.

3. 10m (15) Stroll up to the crack for a bouldery finish. Fun problem, forgiving landing. Takes a .5 above the crux.

Walk off via faint trail heading right towards the Nepean.

A very cool climb reminiscent of 'the sisters of fatima' up at the dam cliffs. Great beginner to intermediate lead climb.

Start up Charlotte's Climb and veer right on the ledge to climb the layback crack. DRB a few metres above.

A variation to Orion done in the 60s: "A slanting crack, L to R in upper part forms a good variation ... Dougle and party." [JME 1967] also shown in topo [BA 1963].

1. As for Orion to tree belay.

2. Right of orange corner to cracks, up, then traverse right at break to twin cracks on headwall ending below Bendy Bloodwood.

Directly below MB, at a point on walker's track where it is necessary to climb to higher ledge, directly behind grass tussocks. Up wall with BR and good SLCD runners. Belay on ledge.

Obvious corner in black rock, with a ground level roof immediately to the right. A she-oak is at the base of the corner. Enjoyable climbing. A hard start. Up the corner.

Starts from the BR on Annelid Crack Pitch 2 (about half way up Pitch 2) Good fun. Thin for the grade. From bolt, up left 5m to finger traverse at 3/4 height, BR, up to tree.

Starts from the BR on Annelid Crack Pitch 2 (about half way up Pitch 2) An old aid route. Good climbing in an exposed position. From BR climb down to join horizontal crack. Traverse right past PR to join PM, up crack to belay.

The obvious crack right of AC. Start at root on shale ledge below crack. Up crack, BR down low.

Start from the ledge which starts about 20 metres right of start for AC. The ledge is about 18m above stream level. Seam to the left of the ramp on C.

Start from the ledge which starts about 20 metres right of start for AC. The ledge is about 18m above stream level. Start as for R. Varied and different, limited protection. Up ribs to roof BR, left via bulge.

Crack at far right of cliff, about 25m right of RR. Some good moves. Up crack and cave, continue to tree.

Completed after a liquid lunch. Start: Marked yellow corner with small roof at 6-7 metres, starts on a ledge. 1: corner, roof, wall to BB.

Directly below the obvious corner crack which is the second pitch of Annelid Crack. Very good climbing, although can be a bit dirty. A great direct start to AC. One carrot bolt over the first ledge.

Short. Start: below ferns, crack just to right. 1: up wall 2BRs to tree.

A fair traverse. The crack traversing Adrenalin Deficiency wall at 2/3 height.

Fair. Start: a 2m square block below start.

Start in cave directly above "Kevin's Corner".

1. 10m Up to BB, BR en route.

2. 30m Up the black section to crack, continue to tree. This pitch is also called Casurina Crack.

Just behind belay tree of Annelid Crack. Very short. Up thin crack.

Above Ape Flake, the crack to the left. Up crack, few details known.

On wall right of Crack of Value. Nice climbing. Up groove/crack to roof, left over roof then up to tree belay.

At the cave/roof above the track, down from roof on D, as you enter the Gorge. Direct start is about 19.

From the right-hand side of boulder traverse over water, under arete and up

Short slab with trick move at overlap. 3 fixed hangers and double ring bolt lower offs.

Start as for FS then step right and follow U bolts over arete and keep traversing all the way out to until you are above the middle of the roof. Best if the 2nd follows to clean.

Up the arete.Boulder start to easy ground. Take care.

Crack/flake through to double ring bolt lower off (out of sight from ground)

Simple campus from left to right

Start slightly right of Gout legs, keeping your feet under the over hang move right till you end in the small cave.

The obvious dirty gulley.

Easy climb on the low incut pinches and up through a scary thin hold to a rail

Dyno-ish move (not really if your tall) up to a rail then match the top rail.

Start low and work your way up a thin juggy arete finishing on a jug

Obvious easy juggy feature on left side of boulder.

Easy slabby highball on the wall opposite the freestanding boulder. Pulling on is a bit tricky.

Start on shelf and press up using pocket

Start on big jug and traverse right and finish on the arete

Same start as wasp nest traverse climb up using lots of jugs

Chimney up the two walls top out either side

Start on knobly hold go to jugs slopers and top out

Start on lowest side pull and undercling. Climb up the side pulls and top out.

Sit start on lowest shelf. Go up crimps and topout

Start low on green flat ledge and up through massive jugs. Finish matched on jug below lip

pistol squat type start to an easy top

Follow seams on the left side of the boulder

Chipped route up wave.

Roof on far left of area. Low to the ground, easy moves right to left, harder extension. through face at end of roof.

Climb the slab. The chipped start holds are not needed.

Sit start on undercling and up to the big hole in the rock topout over the good slopers. Probably climbed before

Fun moves to awkward ending. Left side of third main boulder.

Litte sandy arete on the other side of the candy cave. Not really worth the effort.

Slabby slopey angled mantle

Move through easy looking yet awkward start through bridging scoop towards the right. Finger lock the crack at topout and commit to the off balance awkward movement to finish. Strange.

Small line up obvious features on the left side of the downside of Crèche boulder.

How do I delete this route???

Far left crmip line on left side of EoS. Starting at highest holds on ramp, three easy moves to topout. Is also top section for traversing (right/left) problem.

Climbs left side arête of EoS. Start on left side, working to big cave hold with iron bar through middle, then traverse right onto front face and up. Dire consequences for failure, do not fall.

Some of the best rock on the wall with some sneaky pockets. Be careful with the top white jugs.

Good interesting climbing in and out of caves. The top is reminiscent of the descent gully walls at Nowra.

Right of 'off the width' More of Bookers good stuff

Start on right sidepull flake, continue up flake until top out over the balcony.