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Scramble up corner/ramp as for Piping Hot, move left then directly up on left line of bolts. Climbing the arete for most of the way. Take caution on the second bolt as the clipping jug sounds like its ready to break off.

Climb clean face to obvious overhang, pull overhang and finish up slab above to anchors.

Recomended 80m rope. Knot the end of your rope.

With shorter than an 80m rope, bring 2nd up and rappel twice using the anchor of "Flying Scorpions" to the right.

With a long/stretchy 70m rope, and a heavy climber, you might make it within acceptable scrambling distance of the ground.

Start 5m R of Red Parrot Chasm on the juggy water-washed slab. Climb the white streak to a two bolt lower-off.

flake to intriguing face climbing

Follow the groove, then traverse right around the roof.

Route that leads into the prominent flake in the centre of Shieldtox. Crux at the end when you are forced to leave the cosy environment of the inside of the flake.

Climb the right-facing crack and corner system on the right side of the overhangs.

(Retro-bolted trad route, with FA's permission. Was originally graded 5.8.)

Climb until you are able to step right to rap rings. A few small to medium wires are handy if you are not confident at the grade.

Left most line

Climb just right of the arete.

Start: Crack system to the L, around arete of Brown Madonna.

1. 26m (18) Crack to corner

2. 36m (18) Crack to 1 m below bush, then traversee L to arete and up.

Climb to a bolt under a roof, traverse left, up onto the face, then right around the blunt arete and up to the anchors.

(Retro-bolted trad route, with FA's permission. Was originally graded 5.8.)

A famous chimney slot problem - originally done on trad (at grade 20) and now retrobolted. Up ramp to base of chimney (optional belay). Squeeze upwards and be thankful it is no longer graded 17!

Start 2m right of 'Anika'. 1 high RB (stick clip) to shared lower off with 'Anika'. A hold has broken on the start which has raised the grade from 14.

Seriously awesome corner crack feature. Originally done in two pitches, these days it's usually done in one. Unless you like bumping gear, two #4 and a few #3 camalots are recommended.

To access, scramble down Burston’s gulley (or rap off a tree at the top with a 60m rope).

Up the dirty looking start to ledge, then into the corner. Follow the crack to roof, with memorable moves around right, then follow seam to tree belay.

A good crag warm up. A tricky start and finish with a flowery middle!

As the name suggests, the diagonal crack system leading out of the start of 'She-Oak Crack'.

The crack with a hard start.

Start: Start on the R edge of the wall.

Start: A few metres right of Optem Bop - interesting crux start followed by easy ramble.

Up past 3 fixed hangers to rap station or to lower-offs at 15m.

1. 50m (17)

2. 50m (18)

3. 10m

Another excellent grade 18 climb. Get up thru corner, mantle to ledge for tricky moves over bulge and on up to anchors.

Climb the vertical wall just left of #7 'Roo Fing'. 3 ring bolts

Start as for Slightly English up the crack but veer right up the pocket crack after clipping first bolt.

Up the corner from the natural belay bench. Challenging, sustained, airy climbing with good gear.

1. 48m (16) Follow the crack to the first belay ledge, 10m below the roof.

2. 32m (18) Jam through the roof to a ledge and continue up the finger crack and above to an easier finish.

Rap from DBB anchors (2 raps).

Grieta hacia la izquierda

The first line you see along the path. An excellent hand crack, now to a bolt belay metres from a tree.

Fantastic and varied climbing.

First route at Mt K. Up pockets to follow diagonal break over bulge. Pumpier than it looks. 3 RB's to lower offs.

Start: 2m right of TMHM

An average sandbag squeeze job.

The bolted line between 'Hadrian' and 'Big Ears'. Rebolted May 2023 by Safer Cliffs Victoria.

Large open corner on the left of the cave. Start on the raised ground at a corner. Stick clip the first and only bolt to gain large jugs and gear. Move left before extruded block to easy moves and more gear. Straight up, then move R to single rap ring.

The start of this climb features a R-leaning Off-width problem that is both well protected and a great test of your crack-climbing abilities. Step into the corner and chimney of EB. Up with ease and good movement to the top.

The obvious corner crack and roof system. Climb the finger crack around two roofs to the double bolt belay.

[Sept 2012 - ring bolt lower offs] [Epoxyed Abseil points at top of Route for 60m rope]

Mixed climbing. Starts on the left side of the slab, right of Kindergarten. Up the slab at edge (past old piton) to 1st ledge. Up slab wall to 2nd ledge and 2 belay bolts. 2nd pitch = Up the right face (3 bolts) of the arete to the top RB's.

Start at the lefthand mouth of the small cave formed by a boulder leaning against the cliff.

Tricky start then eases off. 9 BRs, traverse R at the top to the 'Thin Is In!' DUBB.

The low crux has hard-to-place gear which regularly pops and serves out grounders. Good moves though.

Start: Start 6m L of 21CSM.

Climbs the obvious corner left of the belay ledge. All titanium bolts.

Now called "Status Anxiety". Supercedes Cracking up. Diagonal left leaning crack and ramp on left of the overhanging wall. Was originally a natural pro route but now bolted (with permission) and extended to give an out there expedition.

A nice little steep route.

4m right of "Don't Trust the Bunny". Up past the bunny holes to 1st FH. Straight up crimping your way past a further 6 FHs to chains.

Another Technical start to a thin top section, stick clip the start if unsure.

A bit of thought required on this. Grade may be harder if placing the draws.

Undercutting stand start right of arete, move straight up via presses and ledges.

Bit of a move to the 2nd bolt (take care) then cruise to the top.

A balancy climb requiring some confident crimping and edging on a slabby face. Avoid the cracks either side to keep the grade.

Perfect route to establish a top belay using the set back gum tree with an extended anchor. Belay from the ledge above the ring bolt anchor.

Start in middle of face at shallow cave/indent, shares first bolt with Bullwinkle. Then exit following the line of bolts to the right and up. Lovely slabbing reminiscent of Turtle Wall. FA: Rod Young

The very technical, bouldery start was always a bit of a shock to people expecting a grade 14! The rest of the route is substantially easier.

The undercut corner, then a small rooflet and up the left-facing corner above. Starts at the left side of the rockfall scar, 5 meters right of Downward Bound. Double anchor bolts on the top of the prow.

Cruxy.

Start: Start between 'Regatta' and 'De Blanc'.

Start 2m right of the crack at the far left. Veer right and up the face.

ing 6m left of the RIGHT-side of the cliff, up out of water via iron-stone flakes, and traverse left staying beneath the rooflet and following the ironstone band all the way to the far left end of the face staying about 2m above the water the whole way.

Finish up the blunt arete via some technical moves to top out.

Up the nose of the lower left tier, just left of Puff Adder

Climb short crack on L, traverse R and then into main crack

Start: Wall with two horizontal breaks about 50m R of the central gully.

Gear 00-2 TCU, camalot .3 to 5, doubles 2 to 4. Bolt anchor. This line can be done in one pitch if you choose.

Pitch 1 Gear 00-2 TCU, camalot .3 to 2. Bolt anchor. Fol- low the flake up to the base of the larger crack. Pitch 2 Gear .5 to 6, Doubles 2 3 and 5, triple 4. Bolt anchor. From the anchor belay, attack the crack above.

inside and starts on a wet slopey ledge. maybe the shortest but most interesting route in the cave

Hay un techo a la mitad de la ruta. Goes up the slab and over a small roof to the anchor.

Great sustained well bolted climbing up the big wall just left of Short Memory on glued in staples. Take a medium length quickdraw for the bolt near the top of the initial ramp and a few others for higher up to assist with rope drag. A steep pumpy finish brings you to belay on a comfortable ledge with rap rings. Bring two ropes to get down!

Sit starts just right of 'Sesame Superhighway' and climbs the series of jugs to a high finish. Descend via the righthand side.

Another romp up slab past the L side of a small nose to CB at the top of Slip.

Start: Start at line of hangers a few metres right of Slip

Griffiger Überhang und oben tolle Risse

Mostly not new climbing, but its another great outing on this great buttress. Much of the climb may have been climbed on the first ascent of Fail Safe.

1. 28m (17) Up Iphigenia past first steep section to rest, go 3m L to flake in the middle of the wall and up this past overhang to small ledge.

2. 12m (18) Step right, up corner, then up line. Watch the rock.

not even a 19

Crack and pod.

Start: Start just L of the L arete of the main face, just behind a pine.

Up through a lightly steep section with some great jugs past 2 bolts then a big move up over the bulge. Nice and easy slab climb to finish, though may be a tad run out for a beginner leader. Double ring lower off.

Drank the slab,

Drank the slab,

Drank the slab that Bon Scott drunk.

'The Slab' to the right of LwC

Start 8 metres left of Oceanoid, 1 metre right of the lowest part of the buttress, below corner leading to overhang.

1. 25m (18) Up vague corner to bulge, right around it and up to overhang. Traverse left then up easily.

2. 15m (18) Take right-hand crack through overhang.

Starts on the slab right of the palm tree and goes up right to the first anchor. From there follow the airy arrete to the top. Each pitch 6 bolts.

More thinness, up the middle of the 'Rev Head' block. Trad anchor, descent is down chimney.

Start 2m R of 'Prickles', 2m L of 'Ego'. Faintly marked "RC".

Straight up to stance & BR. Traverse R past BR to mantle move & FH shared with 'Ego'. From here trend L to climb up cracked pillar with natural pro to top.

Start on the ledge adjacent to Glam Buttress. Stay to the left of line to find the way. There is a cross over right then back. The loose rock is not in play, its all to the right!

Start: West Side of Pillar. Opposite Not Drowing Waving.

Primera ruta en el sector. Evita agarrarte de la estalactita quebradiza, aunque así seria mas fácil (5.9), pero se puede romper. La ruta contiene el mejor agarre de San Cristóbal en los primeros metros.

Most right hand line of bolts. Climb the arete.

No longer missing a bolt down low - in fact it's all new bolts.

Nice climbing up vertical face to get into the groove (crux). Onto slab at top for a toe crunching experience you won't forget in a hurry.