线路 in Launceston (Cataract) Gorge

Up the front to the horizontal break, go left. Bolted lower off.

Start in the yellow corner, up to break, finish on arete. Bolted lower off.

Start at the back of the pinnacle, traverse to the flake and up it. Bolted lower off.

Extreme left face. Originally a solo.

The face to the left of Tree Route, must've been climbed a million times, pretty fun! About 14ish maybe.

Obvious crack line heading up to the tree at left end of wall, DRBB at top.

Offwidth to the left of the main face. Well protected easy climbing.

The left side of the main face has some large flake underclings. Follow these to the boulder and climb over the face of the top boulder.

The thin crack on the right of the buttress, good protection at the top of the crack, finish up the right arete on the top boulder.

Below hidden buttress at waterlevel, climbs the arete. Unsure about depth. Maybe just don't fall off.

Wall with one visible ring bolt (second is over a bulge) just left of the arete.

Anchors are over the top and give a fair amount of drag if lowering.

Gnarly short finger crack. Do a few face moves and then power and thrutch and smear your way up the remaining thin crack. Good gear but a bit beta intensive to place.

Bridge the fused corner and then nice finger crack above.

Crack to the right of the finger crack.

Far left hand end of butress, 6m L of Pelvic Thrust, up the flaring corner.

There are two obvious lines up the front of the main buttress. This is the one on the right. Classy, technical climbing to the large ledge on the right, then step back into the line and finish up the stylish finger crack. The crux is protected by a very small wire, which will be very difficult for the vertically challenged to place. Abseil inspection is recommended if you value the integrity of your ankle bones.

Start up Offal then at ledge go out the diagonal crack

Three bolts on right, but climbing on both sides of the arete. Start on right behind a block. Direct start is possible starting left of block (place gear). Try not to fall off and shred your rope.

Start from the ledge of Blue No More, across Pelvic Thrust and Free Passage, then up Offal Diagonal.

The thin crack splitting the buttress. Very obvious when walking along the shady side track. The original name and first ascent details seem to have been lost in the mists of time. The crack takes good gear, or could reasonably be protected with a couple of boulder pads to cover up the talus.

The arete with three bolts.

The corner with thin crack 2m right of Choking the Chicken. An interesting stemming problem.

The thin crack to a dodgy looking block, then two bolts up the face above.

Fun, technical climbing up the thin crack line starting from the sloping ledge. There is a good small wire (RP or peanut) to protect the balancy high step move near the bottom.

A short awkward thin hands corner crack.

A hidden gem of the gorge. Technical and hard finger locking and jambing with no faceholds except for a rounded arete. Awesome gear, a little tricky to place at the start and finishes up some classic gorge spikes and drill holes. DBB

The pleasant looking off-with on the arete/flake.

Starting on the side pull just left of the fugitive crack, move left into large underling. Follow the thin crack via spikes and finish straight up the face using double aretes to top out.

Another 5m upstream is a corner.

A #1 cam above the third bolt is helpful. Anchors hidden under tree to left of crack.

On seperate pinnacle

Thin hand crack on far left

The crack directly below the first rap station. Good face holds running along a hand crack

Top rope route. Juggy face between Cue Ball Head and Burgundy Sky. Some hollow sounding flakes at 2/3rds height.

The arete/pillar on the left hand side of the gully right of Pygmy Possum. Three bolts plus a nut placement. Avoid bridging onto the neighbouring pillar to get full value.

Corner crack just to right of French ethics

Leftmost nice splitter crack on the crag with a large block blocking the top. Climb hand to fist crack and traverse right at the top to pass block.

Thin crack with a slight overhang to start. Finger pocket starting hold into the thin crack at the top.

Crack on the left of the crag gets better as it gets higher.

Follow the natural line of holds from the middle of the main face to the arrete on the right. Good rest at half way and then move left to a large side pull and up on large holds to the top. 2 bolts on top, best clipped with extended draws. First ascended as a free solo.

On the right of the crag, climb the small face with flared horizontal crack half way up. Stand start using small edges and slopers to top out.

A little further upstream, directly above Feltham Buttress. A corner crack

A novel traverse from 2nd bolt of Night Dweller to Feltham.

The corner

Even more contrived than Feinian. Stick clip recommended. Stay left of the bolts on ultra-thin side pulls, then step right to finish up the finger crack (gear).

Very contrived, but has some great moves. Stick clip recommended. Climb the arete and thin face to the left of Lingham, avoiding the temptation to escape into the crack. Finish up the finger crack (good gear).

On far right of main buttress. Climb block and into crack through small roof.

On upstream face. Route with old rusty piton, now superseded by a fixed hanger. Take some small cams for the middle section. At the big ledge, either finish up the left crack or straight up the bolt protected face. Tree belay

Access to top of this route is best from the approach to Rightman. Thin corner widening at the top