线路 in North East for selected grade

P1- (18) 30m traverse onto ramp move up to underside of coffin shaped block, powerful move (crux) up right onto top of coffin to belay in finger sized crack.

P2- (18) 30m Bridge up open book corner with finger sized crack where walls blank out with flared crack for fingers making for insecure and technical bridging about 5m up from belay ledge(2nd crux). Belay in vegetated gully or continue direct to top (recommended).

P3- (17) 30m Chimney up and turn lichenous roof on right side then up and around more easily over more lichenous blocks with fairly spaced protection to top.

Left hand corner of alcove. Corner crack to offwidth.

The right hand corner of the alcove. Good jamming and bridging.

Clean hand crack up to small roof, then traverse horizontally right on good faceholds to join Coronada. Desperate thrashing through the offwidth roof to a big ledge (belay possible), then continue up easy squeeze chimney and short, steep offwidth above.

The short but appealing crack down and just R of the main Bullfighter Buttress cliff.

LH crack line

RH corner and crack. Climb over from ledge and belay on top of detached pillar.

the center crack in the little recess at the bottom of the gully

So named because the eponymous German dogged his way seconding up. Climbs the crack splitting the semi-detached column above Split Surprises.

Face climb to 5m, traverse R into horrid, mossy crack, then belay amongst spikey bushes on the ledge above.

1. 40m (18)- Start off the Donga in the splitter hand crack. Optional belay on the ledge at 15m, or continue for another 25m up the widening crack to the next ledge.

2. 40m (18) Burly crack climbing that passes through an overhanging bulge and gets quite wide at times. The rock quality deteriorates significantly towards the top.

Start - About 10 m right of 'The Donger' at the obvious splitter handcrack.

1. 25m - Jam the crack, passing several small ledges. Belay on the biggest one where the hand-sized crack continues in a corner. Can be linked with pitch 2 if you have enough gear.

2. 25m - Jam and layback the corner up to a stance on a small ledge where the crack thins. Place some good wires, take a deep breath, and launch up the face and arete on the right until its possible to step back left to a large chossy ledge with a giant flake below twin cracks.

3. 40m - Jam and bridge the twin cracks for about 15m, then carefully negotiate the choss to the top. This pitch is much longer than the guidebook suggests.

The most direct line up the ridge

Alternate finish to Ass, Gas or Grass

Follows the prominent ridgeline on the western edge of Frew's Flutes. A bit of a choose-your-own-adventure type deal, there are pitch descriptions in the Climb Tasmania guidebook but they don't help much. Just follow your nose, avoiding sections of loose and dirty rock.

To the right of Golconda.

1. Climb L edge and move out onto face.

2. Overhanging on huge holds. finish up ridge

Excellent face climbing left of lost dreams. Rap from tat around chockstone in chimney as for lost dreams. 50m rap.

Steep face climbing with jugs all the way to the top, good protection.

An alternative first pitch to Ticker which goes through the overhangs

spearing twin cracks,jamming and bridging with strengh

Corner on next face with challenging face climb at the top

Messy looking bolted route trends left at half way. An extended draw for the 3rd bolt will reduce drag. Climbs reasonably well.

DBB

Steep start into corner

The crag warmup. The bolted crack. Requires varied crack climbing techniques. Despite appearances, it's possible to face climb around the chimney and avoid the grovel.

Right of The Black Wall are two crack lines that are steep to begin with. This is the left one. Don’t let lichen deter you.

The right line in need of a major work to reclaim it from the vegetation.

On the far LH side of the wall is a line of 6 bolts up a slightly overhanging wall. Positive handholds all the way with an exciting finish.

Stand start on left side of face at letterbox slot. Up to lip, traversing R to finish at triangle cut out/highest point of boulder. Sit start seems possible?

The prominent, rightwards trending diagonal

Goes over the small roof and shares anchors with Decree of Love.

Starts at small white streak below overlap. Shares anchors with Arse About Face.

Nice face climbing.

An obvious and worthwhile girdle traverse that follows a natural line of holds across the chessboard from right to left. Start up 'Like Nectar for Butterflies'. At the second bolt, traverse left to the third bolt of 'Environmental decay', then keep traversing left all the way to the last bolt of 'Decree of Love', and finish at the chains.

A rising traverse starting on the far left on excellent holds.

Far LH route through steep blocks. Fully Retro-bolted '24

The first route at Hillwood. Nice face climbing up shallow groove on the right hand end.

Central crack

Right traversing route right of centipede parking

Short route on far L featuring twin seams. DBB

Central line of fixed hangers up the middle of the wall. Slabby climbing up face + thin seam. Shares anchors + final 2 bolts with SSB.

Variant start to SSB following the slabby RH lay-away crack. Single U-bolt, linking in with SSB at its 3rd fixed-hanger. Continue to the top.

Up slabs + LHS of rooflet on R side of the main wall. Cruxy start - needing care to reach 2nd bolt. Stick clip a long draw if needed

Single bolt to natural gear. R around corner from SSF

Climbs the boulder perched on the slab opposite SSF. Can apparently clip the single bolt from the notch to the R. Single bolt belay on top.

On next cliff R. Up LHS of front prow following white streak to ledge. Turn rooflet + slab to DBB

RH line on front prow. Tricky start exiting groove, to meandering slabbing. A long draw or two could be useful. DBB

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