线路 in Australian Capital Territory fa between 2013-00-00 和 2020-12-31

Follow DTS but head up when you're on the tree ledge rather than traversing right to cross a rooflet. Move right (crux) to meet 4th bolt of WNWN.

Start from the 4th (right) belay bolt, moving up then traversing left before going up again and traversing right (crux) after the 3rd bolt to meet the 3rd bolt of Gas Mask & finish up GM or WNWN.

Start from either 3rd or 4th (right) belay bolt, passing 1st bolt of Drank The Slab and following the parallel left-leaning cracks on good micro RPs to 3rd bolt of DTS. Finish up GM or WNWN.

Follow Gas Mask to the 3rd bolt then move left around the cave roof to another bolt (14) and continue up and left to the leftmost DBB.

Easily up trending right starting from the 3rd (right) belay bolt.

The 3rd bolt is an easy reach up from the cave.

Crank through the roof, staying as far right as you dare, then up the headwall (move right then heel hook left) to the middle DBB.

Named for a wonderful smell that was blowing in from the sewage plant when I finally freed the headwall (solo).

2m left of first (rightmost) belay bolt. Head up and right on solid holds until you reach the vertical wall. Heel hook over it and walk up to DBB.

A variant finish probably exists up the crack system, not yet climbed.

A variant, slabby, start can be made from the 2nd belay bolt.

Starts 1 m right of the rightmost of the four belay bolts. Crux is the boulder problem start, which is easier for the tall. Very high first bolt, followed by delightful moves up to bolts and anchor shared with Better Out Than In. Named for a big flake that turned out to be loose and hit the route setter in the face on their first outing.

What looks like an interesting bouldery start is actually very easy but has some fun eliminates. Up the pocketed face trending left, traverse right (exciting) & up to ledge. From there directly up with a short layback (more exciting) & crack climb to DBB.

15/12/2019 - block with last bolt before anchor removed with bolt in situ, first bolt tagged with red tape.

Named because no matter where you look you'll find something to hold on to. Nevertheless quite a fun climb, particularly above the ledge.

Shares 2nd bolt & DBB with TPWP.

Slightly overhanging and pumpy start on good jugs. Nice climbing through the low crux (well-protected) to an easy finish.

Slightly overhanging and pumpy start on good jugs. Nice climbing through the low crux (well-protected) to an easy finish.

Up easily to start & slightly left. Find a right hand crimpy side pull on the otherwise blank face to make the ledge. Up from there through the rooflet then some awkward moves to the chains.

An easy 5m crack for quick free solo (or trad, if falling in the water isn't your thing) access to Shit Line, Prairie Dog & Hung Like A Sewer Rat.

Easier than scrambling back up, around, and down the cliff.

Up to ledge on good (but reachy) holds then move right for a couple of moves before reaching the crack. Up the crack and arete for a tricky finish.

Named because it was first climbed on trad & there is zero protection for the first 2/3 of the climb.

A great link up following the 3 bolts of Skid Marks, delicately right to 3rd bolt of Uber Skid, more delicately right (find the side pull) to the 3rd bolt of Long Drop, then up to Long Drop anchors

Start at left side of ledge for a direct start to Skid Marks. Up the right side of the arete moving left to meet 2nd bolt of Skid Marks.

A direct line from the start of Super Skid using the face and flake, topping out at the ledge to the left of Long Drop. After the difficult crossover at bolt 1 position your feet for a good hold in the higher horizontal crack below bolt 2. Left crack & right pocket to layback until you're high enough to get good right holds on the flake. Clip bolt 3 & continue up the flake, using the big pocket at the top to move left to DBB or heelhook to ledge.

Up the right side of the first ledge, moving left around the rooflet (slightly exposed) and then up to ledge & DBB.

Up the right side of the first ledge, sharing 1st bolt with Long Drop, then directly up to second ledge. Think about dinner as you wander up the grassy gully (unprotected) for a few metres to the 2nd bolt & up for an enjoyable finish.

Follow the main crack to the break as for Dwarf Tossing, then the right hand crack to use DTDSCAAT's anchor

Direct to route #7 arete variant. Stand start using left hand side pull beneath middle of roof. Climb roof/arete and top out.

On the wall facing up the hill.

On the wall facing up the hill.

Sit start from low rail, climb straight up and top out.

Sit start from low rail, climb up trending leftwards and top out.

Sit start from low rail, climb up trending rightwards and top out.

Bevan Ashby

Sit start from incut edge and undercling at base of rounded bulge. Climb straight up and top out.

Sit start beneath vertical seam, climb seam and top out.

Sit start from lip of roof, climb up and top out.

Sit start from right side of roof, climb up and top out.

Sit start left side pull, climb face\arete and top out.

Diesel Power without the chipped holds. Sit start using right hand gaston and left hand on vague arete. Climb bulge and top out. No stacking pads.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Stand start then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Stand start from base of arete then climb arete/face and top out.

Stand start from base of thin crack then climb crack/face and top out.

Sit start from side pull then climb up and top out.

Sit start from slot then climb up and top out.

Route is one metre right of Morning Guy. Sit start then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Sit start only using boulder then climb up and top out.

Stand start then climb up and top out.

Stand start only using boulder then climb up and top out.

Sit start from block beneath boulder then climb up and top out.

Stand start then climb up and top out.

Stand start then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Stand start then climb face/right side of arete topping out.

Stand start from base of arete then climb up and top out.

Bevan Ashby

Stand start then climb face/left side of arete topping out.

Bevan Ashby

Route is on top of Beaver n Goose block. Sit start then climb up and top out.

Route is on top of Beaver n Goose block. Sit start using high feet then climb up and top out.

Sit start from jug then climb up and top out.

Sit start from finger lock then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Sit start from base of crack then climb up and top out.

Sit start from slot then climb up trending rightwards and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Stand start then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Stand start then climb up and top out.

Route is two metres right of 2. Sit start from base of crack then climb up and top out.

Sit start from base of arete then climb up and top out.

Stand start from base of crack then climb up and top out.

Stand start from base of slab then climb up and top out.

Stand start from base of crack then climb up and top out.

Route is one metre left of 3. Sit start then climb up and top out.

Sit start at the far left of the block and move right to join and finish up "Smoothie".

Great technical and sustained climbing on really good rock. Start at the corner and climb up right to the vague arête and boulder your way up weaving left and right of this feature until you get to the last bolt then head right to the anchors of Milla Jovovich. Might be harder than it says on the tin, but maybe not. You be the judge. Fantastic climbing either way!

Closed Project - Justin Ryan. Hard stemming project up the obvious corner system to finish at the anchor shared with 'La Renaissance'.

Hard, bouldery climbing up the uniquely Gritstone-esque arête joining 'Wide World Of Sports' for the last bolt and up to the shared anchor.

All killer, no filler.

Just like the similarly named virus this route is tricky to figure out, but worth putting in the effort to solve.

Bouldery, beta intensive, power endurance climbing that doesn't relent for what seems like miles leads you to a show stopper boulder up the arête to the anchors.

Bolted by Chris Warner in 1998. Anchors replaced and several bolts moved to better positions by Duncan Brown.

* Difficulty is a bit height dependent and anyone with a short arm span will find several sections quite hard. There is also the opportunity to step left into 'Wide World Of Sports' between the 4th and 5th bolts to take a rest. If you are quite short, or deliberately go more direct and avoid stepping left you can probably take an extra grade.

A fun and obvious link up.

Climb 'Watching Every Move' to the 7th bolt, then climb up and left into 'La Corona' for its last 2 bolts culminating with the spicy arête boulder problem to the anchors.

Sustained moves up the corner.

Climb 'Watching Every Move' past its crux clipping 5 bolts, clip the bolt to the right as for 'Cheerleader' and head right but finish straight up 'Little Bad Girl'.

A more consistent and sustained way to finish 'Watching Every Move'. Very fun!

Up 'Watching Every Move' and traverse right after the crux, crossing 'Little Bad Girl'. Excellent sustained pumper climbing that is rare in Canberra!!!

Another fun, long link up for those that love pumpy routes that feel more like a journey than a boulder.

Start up 'Cheerleader' and at the last bolt before the anchor (the anchor of 'Heaven Sent Honey') head right past 2 bolts to join 'Beautiful and Bald Like Barten' and finish up this to the top.

A little creativity and some long slings on the first 10 metres can prevent rope drag from becoming an issue on this at the end of the route.

The longest and hardest of the link ups. Climb 'Cheerleader' to it's last bolt before the anchor it shares with 'Heaven Sent Honey', climb right past 2 bolts, cross 'Beautiful And Bald Like Barten' and climb the entire upper half of 'Dial M For Monkey' to its anchors.

Long, sustained, fun, pumpy and worth the effort to make it work.

A long, pumpy link up that climbs extremely well and provides a length of endurance sport climbing rare around here.

Use a bunch of long slings to reduce rope drag.

Climb Heaven Sent Honey to its last bolt and then traverse right via two new bolts to join Beautiful And Bald Like Barten and finish up to this route's anchors.

Grade will depend on your size as Heaven Sent Honey is morpho / height dependent in the middle. Take whatever grade feels appropriate for you.

Another mega long pumper route, rare for Canberra. Climb as for The Quarantine Zone but continue a little further right and finish up the much harder upper section of Dial M For Monkey.

Both the lower and upper sections are a bit morpho and shorter folk will find them much harder, so just take the grade that fits your experience.

A bunch of really long alpine draws all the way up Heaven Sent Honey make the rope drag on the finish headwall nearly non existent.

Really enjoyable endurance climbing and well worth the effort for anyone seeking a harder endurance route near town.

Easy up through the blocky section to a ledge then technical climbing on the vertical face.

To the left and down from Hivemind climb the obvious arete. Try to keep to the arete and not wander up the left. A nice and well protected sports climb with 5 bolts. Be careful not to drop rocks on your belayer. Belay back a bit and wear a helmet.

To the left and down from Hivemind climb the obvious arete. Try to keep to the arete and not wander up the left. A nice and well protected sports climb with 5 bolts. Be careful not to drop rocks on your belayer. Belay back a bit and wear a helmet.

About 6 metres left of Honey and down the gully. Climb the crack up to the ledge and then up to the anchors. Be careful not to dislodge rocks on your belayer. Some gardening and cleaning has been performed, more may be required.

About 6 metres left of Honey and down the gully. Climb the crack up to the ledge and then up to the anchors. Be careful not to dislodge rocks on your belayer. Some gardening and cleaning has been performed, more may be required.

From the left rope in the picture. Climb the left arete and crack to the ledge and then continue up the right arete and crack.

From the left rope in the picture. Climb the left arete and crack to the ledge and then continue up the right arete and crack.

Start on the right set of top rope anchors. Start on the right arete, veer left to the side pull and follow the rightwards leaning line to the top.

Start on the right set of top rope anchors. Start on the right arete, veer left to the side pull and follow the rightwards leaning line to the top.

Start on the right hand side of the boulder using the obvious ledge about half way up to pull on. Using only feet on the actual boulder head straight up. Add a heel hook with the left to make the top out harder. Grade may not be accurate.

Start in the middle of the boulder on the sloper at the top, just above the small overhang) and head straight up. There are not many feet on the way up so be careful topping out. Using the big, step like footer on the right is cheating!