线路 in New South Wales and ACT for selected grade

Slab start into shallow finger crack on the left side of the crag. A good rest half way up on a small ledge. As the finger crack runs out traverse to the right and up into a number of small crimps on the face which constituted the crux before a slabby finish.

Subtle shallow left facing corner 5m right of Redfish Bluefish. Start as for that route and traverse right onto a small ledge below a seam. Cram in some gear when you can - then launch up the seam above with spaced gear. Belay on halfway ledge below Grease MOnkey.

Bolted face just left of Mombassa's corner crack. Rick says its 20 but Alec is not convinced. Fun moves on great rock. Stick-clip first bolt or break a leg - you decide.

Just right of the corner of Cry Freedom pitch 2. Great sustained climbing between breaks and sidepulls.

From anchors above Cry Freedom trend left and upwards to exciting shared finish with Talk the Talk.

Start 1m right of Mandy's Route in shallow corner. Up corner to ledge and up arête to first bolt. Tenuous face climbing past 3 more ring bolts to join Mandy's route at the traverse. Take a long runner for the second bolt.

Second climb in from the left... Straight up wall on good holds until they run out...

Shorter route on the right end of the slab, with a hanging belay above the cave.

Has a move and a RB over the bulge about half way up the wall. Semi hanging belay above the cave.

The escape route for 'Tequila Slammer' is harder than expected! Climbs up corner and into chimney slot at top. The exit move is exciting.

Long route starting way down on the big vegetated ledge. Starts on far left edge of orange face. Not really a sport route as you need two medium cams for the easy middle. No bolt plates required.

A mixed route requiring big cams. Start at major left facing wide corner 5m right of cave. Up this easy corner to large ledge at 10m then climb wall above past two RBs and a manky FH to trad protected top (more big cams). This route may actually not be Blue Stocking, but another mystery unrecorded route.

Quality fun sport route starting at right end of undercut cave on large vegetated ledge. Swing through short roof to start then up yummy sustained face with ringbolts. Mistakenly marked in the recent print guide topo as 'Blue Stocking".

Starts 10m (climbers) left of The Get Down. Rap off RBs to ledge. Use 1st RB as belay anchor. Head up & left finishing up right side of arete. The lower start is a closed project (Murple Whurple).

The right most route utilizing the flake start of East Coast Choppers. Halfway up the flake traverse right onto face (ring) and up face above past a couple of rings and lots of bomber medium cam slots. Bring some larger cams for the giant finish pockets or just run it out.

Technical thought provoking crimping on slightly slabby rock. Climb the start layback flake of Reel Men then blast directly up the wall above, with a slight right trend. Finishes up easy but hard to protect giant pockets. Two finger sized cams, plus single set of cams from hand to fist supplement the spaced bolts.

At the left end of the main wall, and just right of the dark corner is a seam crack. This route climbs the face just right of the crack. Protection is quite spaced and not great - be warned. Grade is probably a bit of a sandbag as well.

Bad rock and poorly protected start (crux).

As for previous route but break right at 2nd bolt and climb past another 5-6 bolts on cool rock to an awesome, spicy finish on the arete.

Start at a block below the middle of the wall on the right of the arete.

1. 25m (20) Up to the ledge at 4m, then left to the loose vibrating pedestal. Step right to the thin seam/crack then up to the belay ledge as for Full Sail.

2. 17m (17) As for Full Sail.

A true line. Start in the corner as for Jaws. At the ledge climb the fiddly seam on the main (L) wall. Continue up the stunning crack to top. Full rack to #3 cam. Sling small tree and boulder for belay.

Easier variant to Seahawk's second pitch. From belay ledge climb right clipping first two bolts of Seahawk, then keep traversin right and up white polished wall past two expansion bolts to ledge. Climbed on Neil's wedding day!

The face left of Whalesong with squillions of carrots - that are very hard to spot from below. Start on the left side of blunt arete at the foot of the buttress. Although generally the rock is excellent on this route, there are many large detached flakes that should have been removed with a hammer by the first ascent team. Be warned - get your belayer to wear a helmet. Don't believe the print guide topo - there is NO lower-off anchor at the top of this climb - just two carrots. You will need to finish up Superliner to get off.

Start: At the thin crack. Climb the thin crack until it ends at half height, step left to continue crack and up into the jams to top.

The major crack line between When the Levee Breaks and Red Riding Hood. Start as for Red Riding Hood. Follow the hairline crack up the wall until the ledge. Climb the short pedestal and move right into the crack. Up the crack passing two bolts (on the right of the crack).

Rap to same belay carrots as AHC.

Start same as AHC with gear, then rings on headwall.

The top pitch of Seahawk from DBB. Carefully up the brittle undercut start then march up and slightly right through band after band of different rock types. This pitch is quite overhung but juggy most of the way.

A nice clean crack with excellent easy to place protection. The next corner crack right of Hollywood Boulevard. Rap down the corner to the grassy ledge (as per Hollywood Boulevard). Walk around the corner (stay on the abseil rope) and set up a belay. Up the corner crack.

Many cams!

Up white corner grove to block, step right. Continue crack to the right end of a big roof. Step right and up to break, up then left to big orange headwall.

Start: Same as for banksia and coleridge.

Abseil down to double ring belay. The climbing gets harder as you progress..

Start at the halfway ledge between DC and CA. Climb through roof and then up the wall.

Start up Dry Reaching and once you pull the lip trend left, following the fixed hangers.

Diagonally up and right from belay to the pod. Over block and into wideness. Easy to protect if you have big gear.

The most sustained of the routes on this side of the wall with excellent rock and quite a few shiny ringbolts. It's still a mixed climb though, so bring a single set of trad.

A good face crack - with heaps of jugs on either side for most of the way up. The very final move through the slick bulge is certainly the crux! Scramble up blocky stuff to rap rings. All trad.

Amazing climb in an amazing location. Rap off lower bolt from Rock Lobster and Dodged a bullet, Abseil 10 metres to the next ledge, stay on the rope and walk 4 metres to the edge and rap a further 30 mtrs to the belay.. You will pass the 2 bolts for the top belay and then a further 2 bolts at the bottom... You will be about 5 mtrs off the water when your at the belay. You can also start this climb from the big ledge at sea level, by traversing left (trad) and up to the original belay anchors. Use a double set of nuts as protection with a smattering of small and medium cams. Due to the tough access and remote feeling be solid with your grade or leave a fixed rope and carry prussics.

Walk along the ledge until large blocks make you have to scramble over them... Above these blocks you will find the rap anchors.. Maybe clip a few of the bolts to keep in contact with wall and not allow you to end up in the drink... It's a mixed climb take a double set of cams to size 2 and a 3 and 4 are needed also...

You may have to set the bottom belay at a height that suits the swell size...

Right hand route in cave. Start under the scoop and work your way up to the crouched position below final headwall. Getting out of the crouched position is always fun for those watching..

Located on wall to the left of the main cliff. Access the ledge from the left side. Start at rungs. Straight up past hole. Some good moves once you clear the bottom slab.

Start right of the Deathly Knob Sacks. Up thru the heavily cleaned section to the nice head wall. Slap your way to the jug in the break and continue right at the top. Avoid swinging off the rooflet at the top as it may fall on you. Just climb up and right on the jugs to the anchors.

Desperately tries to climb the orange streak but can't quite do it. Start on the upper ledge at the common start bolt. Head up and left onto the great orange rock. Instead of heading into the bee's nest at the top, jig back to the right to finish on the common anchors. Not much new rock passes under your feet but the stuff is gorgeous. The critics will cry "contrived!" & "toy route" but who cares rock doesn't get any better than this.

The middle of the three great wall routes on the main wall. Start on any of the bolted alternatives they are all about 19. Head up and over to do the same middle moves as ATOTFRR. At mid height take the left branch of bolts more or less straight up the wall. Try not to stand on the crux handhold you may just stomp it off with great big club footed clodhoppers.

The second line of bolts right of Legless Leper. Start at any of the two or three bolted alternatives. The arete start is more traditional. Great climbing on a steep wall with a crux somewhere near the top. If you pull off any holds glue them back on!

Start at the same first bolt as as East of Africa. Take the left line of bolts past the Congo, grappling with the easiest holds and scabs for a mild tick.

Right side of hanging arete on the first bit of climbable rock. Access from ledge on right. Short and steep tho a bit soft for the grade the taller you get.

Start at the little crack feature right of RJ. At the first bolt head left thru bulge and up to ledge.

Start at Big News Day, heading right at the first break to follow the line of stainless to the anchors. Route name changed at request of first ascentionist

If you can climb past the slightly flaky start without bitching too much then the rest of the climb is really good on some nice grey rock. A few good moves past the bulge to jug city.

Start right of Rappin on the buttress. Great climbing up the buttress.

Start just right of the corner crack. Traverse out along ramp then up to anchors.

"The worst crime I ever did was play some rock and roll" The Stranglers. Takes the arete and face right of the chimney. Start as for Committed for Insanity. Engaging and sometimes committing climbing. Get your bridging strides on for this one.

The next 4 routes have a common start at a FH just to the left of a scrubby corner, on the right of the overhang. The leftward trending line on the blunt arete left of AHMS. Take a selection of wires and cams and a couple of slings. As for Angus Has Me Stumped. P1 (20m, 20, 6 bolts) Clip first hanger of AHMS then traverse left to tread at break, up past 2 hangers, step left around nose and on past another hanger to belay on ledge with tree. Double bolt belay. P2 (20m, 16, 1 bolts) Exciting traverse leftward past hanger to corner, up and traverse left at top and on to top.

A direct to the climb on the right which gives at least half the fun. Better grow long arms or get strong for this one as the moves in the first half are rather reachy. Shares the same start as Burlesque. Left three meters from the Tonnage Zone crack, on the left side of the orange wall. Starting at Burlesque off a rock so that you can reach the first holds. Alternatively boulder the start but it just makes it unreasonably hard. Climb past the first three anchors of Burlesque and head to the rather closely spaced pair of ring bolts above the break in the brown rock. From here follow the crack system and bolts, to the anchors.

At the crack splitting the left side of the orange wall. Shares the same start as Tonnage Zone.

The jagged crack in the steep wall left of PP. Start off the blocks. Climb the little wall then the crack to chain anchors.

Traverse lower than previous climb and layback off the corner crack for a move or two (sorry trad dads your to late maybe you can sling one of the bolts) then blast thru roof and up to anchors

Start: same belay bolt (same bat channel)

The next two climbs start from same bolt and finish at same anchors, maybe best to top belay and rap back down left of anchors (facing cliff)

Some cool moves direcly up wall to anchor in cave. The only route that does not goto the top off cliff

Start: In middle of wall

very ceuse...for one reason alone....

Start 1m right of corner. Turn the roof on its right then climb the left wall to single U anchor.

A great piece of climbing,well I liked it!

Start: This is the third route in from the corner. Without the big U bolt lower off. Bouldery start on little black pocket then long black wall.

The direct line up the wall then up the leaning corner. Keep going to the rap chains at the very top.

Hard crimpy start on the grey wall two meters right of THHB Direct. First few of bolts are shared with 'Whistling For Dinner'

Same start as Trad Dads Cant Campus, followed with lay back crux to gain the tops and on to easy ground to anchors.

Start on the lower level 3m right of BW. Heave from pocket onto ledge then take the left line of bolts up the steep wall, onto the slab and on to anchors.

Some holds are a little dirty but don't let that put you off. Generally its a pile of rubbish and i can't think of why i wasted seven bolts on it, only to say i liked the name string it would form with the climbs around it which are also rubbish.

Start: Left side of orange cave like structure. Two meters right of crack in corner.