攀登 in South Buttress

That start was so spicy! Had to fight mentally to get through this part, and trusting my placements. The vegetation does add a bit to the difficulty. Sooo much fun!

Learning to set gear, first time leading trad

(Repeat) Followed Jordi and rated his gear; all excellent.

Really good; just a pity the juicy bit is not much longer.

Jordi's hardest trad lead - great effort as the crack is pretty sustained for placing gear.

Brilliant route. Fantastic complement to Fall guy. Most definitely "sustained and committing". Keeps going all the way to the top.

Pro good, but some of it hard to get in, esp at the start of the traverse.

Traverse up across and down about 40 m to rap rings, then rap 45 m all the way to the track.

Nice route. I enjoyed it. But lets be clear this is a DEATH route.

The "boulder" move is easier than 18 but it is protect by a cluster of average pieces and you are very close to the ground / ledge.

The wall above is much easier, but ... the "jugs" are "ACT granite slab jugs", ie good in-cuts, nice; but half of them are flakes that feel like they could rip off. And it is VERY poorly protected. There are a few placements, but they are tiny (three #3 RPs would be nice) and poor (shallow/behind little flakes). The thin crack at the top offers some better but still average gear, inc a micro cam.

The footers are good and the angle is low. You could probably traverse off if you got worried.

The climbing was nice, pity it was not five times longer with a few decent placement.

Nice route. Pity it was not longer!! Jordi's hardest trad lead, for a couple of hours.

Sickk

Jannice and I were both feeling skittish today and did not have the mental fortitude for this climb. The ominous clouds that persisted throughout the day didn't help. Jannice had a rough time leading the first pitch, and bravely started leading the second pitch when I couldn't be convinced, but could not work up the nerve to start the traverse. She down-climbed back to top of first pitch and we bailed, abandoning some chord and an old carabiner.

I think we both have the ability to climb this and I would like to give it another try. This was just not the day.

If this route has several "harder than 13 moves," as mentioned plainly in the description, it should not be graded at a 13.

had a go on TR a couple of weeks ago, felt a bit harder on lead! good fun

with Alek Gough

Came back to do this again. Also Marks first multi it's all pretty ok climbing except for the last pitch which kinda sucks

Fun climb, second pitch is the standout with a cool traverse. Pitch 3 is rather interesting with a massive spearhead that looks like it will impale you

Amazing. Nut galore.

Wire heaven! Keen to come back and lead this

A proper alpine ascent in rain and thick fog!

Fantastic route. Holds and gear are all there when you need them, despite what it looks like from the ground. Freaking stiff for 14.

second pitch, after Running Crack. Also way harder than 11, anywhere else.

Anywhere else this would be way harder than 12

The climb is good but not three stars Total sandbag but the climbs not my style so maybe it's not I need to do more slabs

A fun ramble, some quality choss, a bit sandbagged but well protected.

great choice of route for my first time at Booroomba. good gear. bits of sprinkle and some strong wind. luckily spots of sun kept the warmth and psyche up.

Weather turned and couldn't feel fingers so we down climbed and left. Soloed to the second bolt of equanimity and I'm certain I can do it with a rope

Top roped. Went the wrong way so missed the 'flash'. Must have been an amazing lead by John Smart. I find it hard to fathom the runout up to the first bolt, but then I am a chicken. Beautiful climb, bit of crack, lot of smeary face.

Tricky onsight with some high pressure sequences! Thought it was pretty hard to place good gear in some sections but great climb and stoked to tick a classic!