线路 in Mornington Peninsula

Follow the hairline seam diagonally L up the slab.

From the smooth jugs, punch straight up to the lip and top out over razor blades.

From right most holds, traverse left to top out through a poor crimp and long moves. Steep, cool.

Sit start underneath the boulder and make difficult moves to finish as for the top of Mavericks.

Stand start is a good problem in its own right at V3

Cool spanned compression up steep but low overhang. Sit start with low left hand on arete and choice of right hand features. Slap up the arete and mantel. Bring long arms.

Similar to RH but from the start feel free to use holds around the left of the arete.

Sit start down the hole at the top of the jumble of boulders behind The Handle. Climb out with feet on the right and no recourse to Big M block for right hand nor the jug around left of arete for left hand. Eliminate but very nice.

Stand start matched on the scoop. Up using mostly smooth hand holds.

Open project.

SDS right underneath start matched on the deep slot. Out to pinch pocket and then starting holds on Teles finishing up this.

Novelty lowball. Amazing how your standards drop when everything else is still too wet.

Sitting between Teles and Second Mate. Pocket and edge just below the lip. Up and over.

Sit start in the hole. Gain the jug rail and traverse it right to top easily.

The bulging overhanging wall immediately left of The Real Thing. An eliminate line with no recourse to reachable easier holds. Direct up.

Possibly done before. There is some mention of climbing previously recorded in this area with poor descriptions in the Eastern District guidebook from the VCC. Maybe this is one of them. Around the left side of Elephant Rock to the left of the usual way up for walkers the first steep wall you come to has a rockpool in front of it's base and faces the small seperate sea stack. The Real Thing takes the left hand side of this wall via a nice juggy side pull at half height and the small overhang on the left at the top. Lead by Karl and Kai. See photo.

The right hand side of the short wall (containing The Real Thing) over the pool, start under the slab just right of centre, pull up onto the wall and step left onto a flat ledge. Continue up directly from the left end of the ledge through the protruding cap above.

Further left around from The Real Thing and up a level is another small steep wall facing out to sea. Kai's Line takes the centre of this wall via flake cracks and small horizontal ledges .

Takes the easy arete then steeper headwall immediately left of Hazy Monkey.

Round to the left of PE start up the slabby rocks trending leftwards to a small roof which is tackled directly, avoiding the niche left.

The slabby narrow wall immediately right of Hazy Monkey.

The crackline immeditely left of C, R, E, R.

The attractive arete above the shallow pool 3m right of Hazy Monkey. Beware dangerous loose blocks near the top, as of January 2020.

Straight up the front of the tall buttress immediately left of Monkey Tattoo. Follow the right diagonal feature to the pinnacle top.

4m left of the start of GITM pull onto the ledge above head height and proceed directly up the narrow buttress between the 2 shallow chimneys without deviation or recourse to the chimneys.

A couple of meters left of GITM Apeman tackles the blocky overhang via a side pull flake to the left.

Start at the bottom of GITM and move diagonally up and left across the wall via flakes and side pulls to join the right leading thin crack which is followed back to the arete and top.

Follows the flake crack up the front of Kong Buttress from the right end of the watery low platform.

On Kong Buttress. The route starts at the extreme left edge of the basalt platform on the ocean side of elephant rock just beyond where the swell slams into a square corner creating an impressive backdrop in all but the smallest seas. About 1.5m right of the obvious deep crackline that runs bottom to top of the buttress from the lower very shallow rock pool. The line follows a series of bulges ledges and cracks before overcoming the slightly overhanging top of an obvious pinnacle. See photos.

Left of Kong by 15m, across the stepped slabby wall is another pinnacle. Dandelion tackles the crack and corners up the face via some wide ledges.

On the north side of the short sea stack sitting next to Elephant Rock is a nice little overhang. See the photo. Do it.

Oh, how low can we get. At high tide and when sheer desperation prevails. When the days are short and windows of opportunity brief. When life seems otherwise meaningless and you have no hair left to pull out. This rising right to left traverse changes every time it's climbed. It falls eagerly apart, joining the pebbles on the beach below. Strict rules apply. Feet high hands low. Now go home and do some baking or something!

Straight up the fragile wall to the small shrub and carefully back down again.

A short rising left to right traverse. Start just left of Love on the good hand holds before the rock deteriorates. Feet up on the sandy lower section of Love, not on the easy blocks to the left. Pull across the break hands below the top all the way and finish up The Prow.

Start as for Alright Now but traverse down the break keeping feet off the easy pink rock below the sweet stuff. Drop around the lower arete to a junction with Black Liquorice and finish up the Superdirect.

Sit start hands and feet on the left wall of the Prow all the way.

Sit start the left edge of the nicely overhanging wall. Straight up. Feet on ramp/break.

The Prow direct using the sharp crimp for right hand and the poor left hand sidepull.

Sit start in the cave. Climb left along the break and up finishing at The Prow.

As for BL but moving to the right of the arete to finish across the overhang. Feet smearing right wall at the top.

No recourse to right wall with feet. Straight through the overhang with both feet and hands from the mid point of BL. Brilliant.

From the cave sit start, hand traverse the full length of the break around the arete left and up the wall at it's end. No feet on the pale block around the left end.

Sit start in the cave. From a left hand jam in the roof pocket and a good high right hand, pull into the crack and move right slightly up the clean wall to the top.

The sharp arete to the right of BL taken on it's left side.

The second small bay to the right of Peace has some sound(ish) rock to the right of the deep, low cave at the back. From a sit start under a round boss of gritty rock pull on and move continually left and up to finish by matching hands on the obvious clean square ledge just under the loose chossy top. Drop or downclimb. I wouldn't bother with the easy but deadly top.

Actually a pretty legit climb considering the location. The right corner after the 'women' stencil paint thing, involves lots of smearing and small crimps on (holds are chalked 20.10.19).

still feels like a real climb, mind the jugs on top as they may... squelch

Bring a spotter and pad. starts slopey, gets better the further you go and gets somewhat of a pump going

Start with hands in obvious jugs, left hand up to sloper and grab crimp, other hand up, left foot up to where left hand started, top out.

Start on right side of the rock and use deep pockets (NOT top ledge) to get to the left side. Finish with 2 hands on the top ledge just before the end (Don't top out).

From good two hand hold right and low of the blocky undercut southern toe of The Humpback, traverse low and left through the undercut to make a long reach up and left to a square cut sidepull and up to the ledge.