线路 in Launceston (Cataract) Gorge for selected grade

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.

Pillar with 3 eye bolts. Take some wires for the top crack. DBB

Take a micro cam for the top

If you like your curries spicy and your trad routes the same, this one is for you. Climbs the twin seams left of Bautzen, without using the blocks or crack of Bautzen. The crux is the sparsely protected moves to the first ledge. Continue up seams with better gear and easier moves to finish up V groove. DBB as for Bautzen

Bolted arete to the R of Gabriel. Originally led with only a single bolt. DBB.

bolts have been replaced as of June 2022.

Bolted arete + pinnacle. Stick clip the first bolt, or take some medium/large cams for the off-width at the start. Originally done completely independent of the R corner crack. DBB

On lower pinnacle. RH line of bolts. Start out right. DBB

One of the best in the gorge. An incipient crack on the left offers good protection.

Right side of arete to DBB

Face 5m to the right of NRT

The arete right of 'It’s in the Veins.' DBB.

Dylan Hill

The largest roof in the south esk hosts a brutal move turning the lip on jugs, DBB set well back at the top

On the extreme left end of the buttress, accessed by a short scramble up the gully. DBB

On the upper tier, downstream of the old car stuck up in the cliff. Rap in from DBB above, using the line as a belay anchor.

A striking line, and a contender for the best route in the gorge. Originally done with 3 bolts (as it stands now it is equiped in the same style as the first ascent), it was the hardest climb in Tasmania at the time of the first ascent.

Start by climbing Long Knife and at ~5m place a runner (slinging the massive chockstone with a 240 runner seems to work a treat) start traversing left until the small seam is reached, place small RPs in the thin seam and then climb past a few FHs and good RPs at the lip to double chains at the top. A small cam - red or green C3 - can be nice for the very top.

Corner on L with single bolt

Sit start High Shield with a right undercling pinch and left hand in the two finger Gaston pocket. Pull off the ground and into High Shield and finish the same way. Harder than it looks!

Hang start on the slopey rail and pull to the top via bad feet and good hands, harder than it looks.

Stand start at undercling. Up vertical face and/or RH arete.

Above and behind the climbs just described is a second tier. Stand start. Climb the clean blunt corner up thin crimps to a crux at the top

This is the left most, tallest block. 4 points of contact on 'Volume' like feature to start. Finish matched above on flat ledge under railing.

Just at LP5 . Start on a Jug at about waist height a couple meters to the right of the light post at a crack and a drilled hole. Angle up leftward to finish on the good holds directly above the light post at about 2.5m height. The drilled hole is part of the problem and it would be quite a bit harder if you decide to go au naturale.

Start 2m left of the arete on the good edges you would have avoided in #2b. Traverse rightwards around the arete to the crack and finish as for number 1.

Roughly 20m up the walking track is a short nose like feature. Knight's castle starts on the good right hand edge and slopey left hand sidepull around a metre around the corner. Climb up the arete vis slopey crimps to slabby topout. Suggested downclimb is the ivy corner to the left.

Excellent problem. Sit start squeezing with a LH sloper and RH on the good low corner. Slap up corners, slopers, and edges to a good jug. Continue up the slab to stand atop the pillar. There's no way to walk off from the top, so the best decent is to reverse the slab and drop from the jug onto a pad (which really isn't that difficult).

Sit start on opposing sidepulls, slap your way to the top with a combination of technical prowess and compression. Could be soft.

Cleaned and ready to go. Untried, so not sure of grade. Up for grabs if you want it! At a guess, maybe v4+

Stand start with right hand on undercling and left hand on slopey sidepull, feet on the ramp. Jump for high slope up right and crank to the top.

Sit start at a good little edge toward the bottom of the lip and a RH sidepull crimp with a foot on the slab to the right. Pull up to some sidepulls and the top.

Hang start matched on low rail, up through punchy, thuggy moves to sloping top out.

Crouch start with right hand on a low undercling and left hand on a good sidepull, make hard moves of bad feet and mantle to the top

Climb Bananagrams from around half way

Stand start project on the right of the boulder finishing as for Car Parks. Right hand on good hold, left hand on nothing good

Great problem on water polished rock. Sit start far under the roof, traverse right until you can punch out through the roof to bad slopers. Move up on slopers to mantle topout.

Sit start the crack under the rooflet with a good crimp and a slot and head out right around the corner, then up the headwall to a good ledge.

Stand start in the good juggy part of the crack and bad feet, climb straight up to good holds. This is the finish for the Slip Extension.

Sit start on the blocky feature on the far left hand side of the bloc. head straight up via pushing and top out over improbable slopers to good spine of boulder.

Sit Start on the right corner with a RH sidepull crimp and a LH crimp just below the steep part. Move up past a small crimp and top straight out over the roof.

Original name was either lost to time or never bothered with.

Start matched on lowest rail with feet on the boulder. Climb up and slightly left to mantle

Stand start on left arete with right hand on lip, left hand low on the arete and left foot low around the arete. Lip traverse right to mantle up in corner.

Face into finger crack - then over the top block. 4FH's plus some gear.

Bolted face left of Meet Me By The Pylons

LHS of main buttress R of the corner. 3FH's + 1 carrot bolt + 2 FH DBB