线路 in North Wahroonga

Up the funky scoops, rest in cave, then powerful moves straight over the arete, or slight left up headwall. No pro except potential slings, and cam in break.

Start: 3m right of Osso Buffo.

Pockets to small cam break, slab to medium break, then the fabled W'oonga topout - slopes and grit!

The real white wabbit lives on the cliff top further to the right, but you may need to pull one out of the hat to trad this lead out!

Straight up past the prow.

Up the wide corner crack, laying away to the left or jamming to the right past the fern patch.

Fun finishing moves. Upon cleaning the crack, there was a brown tree snake which popped out. So be wary with your fingers in the crack!

Tough start in front of where the tree meets the ledge. Climb up to the ledge and then up the crack next to the orange streak. Two good carrots at the top to set up top rope.

Clean firm breaks, great pro, and fun finishing move via adequate old carrot.

Fun steep climbing. 0.5 cam to protect the start and a no.2 before the carrot bolts. There is an old bent gal carrot and a horribly rusty one a bit further up.

Wide corner followed by short chimney.

The direct start traverses right into the same crux and had an unprotected start with first pro at 4m.

The obvious scoop trending left, finishing left of the micro-roof. Cams in breaks, with horn runner to top out

Minimal protection above 4m with gymnastic roof finish.

Straight up the edge then crack.

Wider corner then thin crack with good pro, stem or jam. Someone has recently (2018) painted RRR at the base.

Straight up wall 2m left of corner.

Follow line of least resistance/direct up crack centre of wall. good gear. Fun beginner trad route.

Start: 1m left of the arete. Up wall via breaks.

Start: 4m left of the arete, right of tree half way up wall. Up grey wall with great edges to mini corner via breaks.

Start: Left of tree half way up wall. Up grey wall with great edges via breaks.

Traverse right from the runnel then up via fine firm edges and lips.

Up corner of block to ledge, then up big pockets/edges to top out. Poor/no pro past block.

Start just left of large scoop, up and slightly right then follow left side of runnel to top

Softer start to "Vege Tale"

Stiff move to start, up to traverse and exit up right side of cave via slung horns and bad rope drag. Cunning pro in pocket at base.

Line of least resistance up juggy wall with cams in breaks. Beware gritty slopes and missiles hurled from above. Might seem run out.

Begin in the corner and moving right just below the little cave to then go straight up the face.

Up short ramp to crux move, pull on to face. Easy up slab to top passing sandy cave on left.

Start at BHOTM marking. Up using slots to pull onto face, unprotected slabby crux, very balancy. First bolt is quite high, possibly a cam placement lower in a pocket or horizontal break

Sandy diagonal crack.

Stem up flared and sometimes wet corner, or wall either side. 2 carrot belay on left ledge.

1m left of Weeping Corner. Pull through the roof on good holds past a very old rusty carrot. Then continue up black streak between orange scoops.

A steep start through hideous choss that leads to beautiful bomber orange sandstone. Don't let the start fool you! It's a stunner of a climb. It's roughly 20 from the ground up, for full value batman to first bolt and skip chossy beginning. 1 carrot on blank wall and medium sized cams in horizontal breaks. Two carrot belay.

Start as for T and move left once on ledge to arete and up to delicate slab finish. pink tricam on arete to prevent run out. 2 carrot belay.

Over the overhang on prolific pockets and continue north. Could be cams there for a bold lead.

Marked undecipherable initials. hard stemming start, to an easy ramp, followed by a steep and stunning orange head wall.

Belay off carrot and small bollard 2m back from lip.

BEWARE there is a snake hibernating on a ledge on the head wall (Brown Tree Snake, Aug 2017). it is possible to use the ledge and climb around the snake, just don't put your fingers in too deep into ledge and wake the snake!

Follow massive jugs on right of black runnel to new DRBB lower-offs in runnel, or tree slightly back.

Hard start to pleasant finish. Belay as for Weeping Corner/ The Crack.

Follow massive jugs on right end of wall. Finish by trending right to new DRBB lower-offs in black runnel, or for a bit of spice straight up via enormous horn runner and over lip to tree belay.

Start as for DWTS and veer right at head wall for a direct finish.

1m right of bolt ladder

Traverse the break at 3m from left to right with bomber cams.

Climb the funky arete using the crack and breaks for solid pro. "Counterintuitive climbing."

Start between Corner Chimney and Bolt Ladder. Up slight bulge then smooth headwall.

Easier start to CTOB, following the upper blind crack just right of it.

Right side of arete via solid jugs and breaks past one unnecessary old carrot at the top.

Start: 1m left of 'HJ'.

Gymnastic move over the overhang then easily up the juggy wall with cams in breaks.

Start: About 25m right of walk down steps below giant scribbly gum. Up left side of runnel on pockets and jugs.

Right side of runnel, a few stiff moves on overhanging sandy ledges, then easier orange jugs.

Up the obvious ramp to top.

Laybacks, pockets and slopy topout between OTB and crack.

Up the right facing corner a few metres right of the ramp.

Wall 1m left of The Corner. Note that a very poor 8mm dynabolt appeared about halfway up this route at one stage.

Straight from the initials then trend left to crank over the roof.

Overhang on pockets, slab to second overhang, then a hard slopy finish up the prow.

A line of manky old carrots, the first too high to prevent a ground fall at the first(?) crux, and the rest too rusty to trust. Kneebar the undercling and crank to glory and beyond.

Left side. Edges with slopy topout.

Two rusty carrots, first at 3m. Crux involves secret holds and slopiness.

This short corner offers a range of options, from the Layback to Offwidth. For three minutes of character-building, bring long pants, thick socks and a modicum of commitment.

1m Left of OTB. Two rusty carrots, first at 4m. Nice pockets and edges.

Left side of wall. Easily up the edges.

Start at the light patch of wall. Good start an d up jugs to where the wall steepens. Climb up steep wall past the knob and then a long move to the top. Marked.

Left of seam via tenuous gritty slopes and hidden finger pockets.

Harder than it seams! Up via the seam then exit through scoop.

Burly move out right and gaining stance, then easy climbing to the top.

(Left-eyed variant) Start with finger-shredding locks on left side of runnel, then up via sharp edges to reachy topout crux move.

(Right-eyed variant) Layback crack on right side of runnel until established on wall, then finish as for other variant.

Start at initials. Up slight overhang to ledge, then trend left and exit up runnel past old chopped Terrier (threaded sleeve) and later expansion bolt at the top.

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Good climbing past manky old pro: a carrot, and truly heinous mild steel round-headed coach bolt.

Good climbing past break, short but sweet. Chain extending last bolt to make easier clip. Top out finish.

Thought provoking climbing with a fun finish.

fun, one move wonder!

No top anchors.

can be done in two pitches?! funky bolts Looks like the ghastly shine of twin gold plated expansion bolts half way up ... first ascentionist beware! Also no top anchors.

The ridiculously closely spaced bolt ladder running up the prow. Probably second only to Echo Junior in its Need To Be Freed.

Up overhang on small crimps to 2nd bolt then exit via runnel. Carrots look fair but should be tested. Some lower holds may be missing. Belay from trees or as for WWCD.

Start just left of "CTOB". Up past six closely-spaced bolts in 8 metres. Beginning leaders note these are old rusty carrots.

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Swing up to the right above the prow.

Past the scoop and left through the solid breaks.

... help you reach up high. Sit start on low jug and make way up to the top via a big reach.

Sit start in the cave just left of descent stairs. Up via good holds to awkward sandy mantle.

Hard variant to DVP on small pockets. Traverse right from the arete keeping your hands below the level of the jug on DVP and above the initials.

Center of wall, via tenuous edges and gritty slopes.

Right side of wall up edges.

Start on good hold just left of arete and traverse via big jug and two high pockets all the way to the grey band. Monos help to make the reaches.