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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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Frog Buttress East of the access track | |||||
11 R | Condor
Disgusting leading up a crappy line to an even more grunty body chimney! Numerous holds and chock stones have fallen out of this route over the years, and the route has been reduced from one of class to that of complete infamy. Belay from MP chains. FA: Ian Cameron & Chris Knudsen | 18m | |||
11 R | Revolution
A revolution goes around and around, constantly smacking you in the face. Well named! A horrible moss-laden chimney at the start is a fair indication of the quality of broken rock and climbing that is to follow. FA: Marilyn Dall & Pat Prentergast, 1969 | 30m | |||
11 | ★ Parson's Pleasure
A brilliant beginner's lead. Start at the obvious corner 3m R of EP. Up this line on excellent gear to the ledge. Rap chains are found here. Alternatively, you can keep going up the twin crack system at grade 15. FA: Mike Meadows & Chris Meadows, 1969 | 10m | |||
Frog Buttress West of the access track | |||||
11 | Rhyolite Fruit
The large chimney formed by the huge detached pillar being pushed out by the massive chock stone above. Even beard-stroking, flannel-wearing, thrutch masters think twice before choosing to climb this disgusting chimney. FA: Barry Overs & Steve Bell, 1969 | 13m | |||
Mt. Greville North Face | |||||
11 | Acheron
FA: Dennis Stocks, Bob Fick & Judy Freeman, 1966 | 250m | |||
Mt. Greville Waterfall Gorge | |||||
11 | Irrational Progression
On the left wall 10m from the end of tourist track. Climbs up to distinctive ramp. Dangerously runout and tricky to protect FA: Dan Roe & Dan Lukis | 150m | |||
11 R | Illogical Progression
An adventure route that traverses the obvious right leaning ramp high up on the wall of the south east ridge side of waterfall gorge. Double ropes and a bunch of long slings are advised. Start: As the tourist track drops into 'Waterfall' Gorge. Walk upstream for 10m until you spy a small palm tree on the left.
| 140m, 3 | |||
Mt Maroon The Insignificant Cliff | |||||
11 | Two Minute Doodle
The first arête on the East side (left) of the cliff. An obvious broken crack line up the centre of the arête, past a small tree & blocky finish to ledge & tree belay. FA: Terry Svingen & Lillian Sando, 2007 | 20m | |||
Mt Maroon Egg Rock | |||||
11 | ★ Scrambled
On the RHS of the North facing side. Up the crack & weakness on small but good jugs. Pleasant climbing. FA: Rick White, Chris Meadows & Mike Meadows, 1968 | 15m | |||
Mt Maroon Virgin's Window Buttress | |||||
11 | ★ Nine One One
About 10-15m right of Solitaire, past the chossy section. The first prominent crackline on the face. Up this to top. FA: Terry Svingen & Lillian Sando, 2003 | 9m | |||
Mt May Phoenix wall | |||||
11 | Toque weather | 8m, 3 | |||
11 | ★★ Supermarket sushi | 4 | |||
11 | Flame retardant
Has some non stainless anchor bolts, which are still solid. Keep an eye on them and if they start to rust sound the alarm | ||||
The Steamers The Prow Adventureland | |||||
11 | ★★ On a Bridge
Approach ridge meets the cliff here. Stylish bridging up chimney with great pockets and solid gear. When chimney ends step right onto face with no pro but easily up to TB. Great fun! FA: Dan Lukis & Dan Roe, 2008 | 20m | |||
11 | We're On A Bridge
Stylish bridging up lift shaft with great pockets and solid gear. Head right at the top and run it out a little over easy terrain to tree belay. Great fun! Start: Where the approach ridge meets the cliff. FA: Dan Lukis & Dan Roe, 2008 | 20m | |||
The Steamers The Prow Forecastle Starboard Hull | |||||
11 | ★ Little Sailor
Start at the smaller crack left of Sailor. Up to the small ledge and rap off tree. Set: Alexander Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 FFA: Alexander Xavier & Christine Larsen, 27 Jan 2019 FA: Alexander Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 | 15m | |||
The Steamers The Mast | |||||
11 | North Face
FA: J. Comino & R. Waring, 1952 | 57m, 2 |
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