Routes in Scenic Rim for selected grade

Start up SAW, step left and up onto a ledge. From here either scramble off R, or finish up the easy corner of IB. Not very good.

Solid for the grade. Up the steep little corner, then take the left of the 2 grooves from the stance at 1/2 height. Be wary of filthy, loose exit.

Up the easy corner with good gear to be found. Pause for a moment to ponder the tricky exit move, flop onto the ledge and hoot for joy!

The second masterpiece in the "lord of the crap climbs" trilogy. Up the corner R of BA. Continue up a broken and heavily vegetated line, with loose rocks thrown in for free!

Very popular, mainly due to the fact that it stays in the shade all day! Classy but technical climbing ascends the very obvious corner R of SOH. Excellent gear (if you have a number of fist-sized cams) with a slightly awkward and overhung crux. Up easily to DBB as you top out of the corner.

Slither down into the underworld to hide from that one embarrassing memory your subconscious keeps reminding you of. Pleasant subterranean chimneying leads to a very tight exit and memorable crux. If you liked sticking pencils in your eyes for fun and you'd also love to stick some forks in as well then this slot is for you.

Well worth the trip. Start at the obvious cracked buttress that forks at about 6m. This classic jug and jam fest can go either way from there, the R variant probably slightly more popular. Both lines are equally challenging.

"Old School" paradise! Climb the disgusting body crack found around to the R of S, until it re-joins the original line. It would be far more productive to shoot yourself, and possibly less painful.

The name says it all. This route follows the distinctive weakness which runs diagonally across the face to the right hand shoulder of Isolated Peak. Only two sections require roping up. When confronted by a steep vertical but shallow chimney, climb along a ramp (crux) on the northern wall to regain the gully above the chimney.

Approach the Leaning Peak from the Short Leaning Ridge. Two cracks become obvious apart from the face. The left crack separates Leaning Peak from North Peak. Descend into the right crack and belay of tree in right crack.

1. 30m Up past block and small crack top right. Left to tree belay.

2. 20m Up easily to tree belay.

3. 70m A wandering 40m to tree, followed by a 20m pitch.

4. 50m Vertical mank bash. Tree belay. At this point, the Meadow's route traverses left.

5. (13) 25m Tree belay 6m above end of Pitch 4. Climb up face to bridge on belay tree and wall to a micro-ledge. Left of bulge and up 12m to V-crack. Tree belay.

6. 35m Weave up to overhang. Traverse from left to right to small pillar. Up pillar to tree belay.

7. 30m Wander up. Tree belay.

8. 40m Up crack between blocks or traverse to mantel up the blocks. Tree belay.

9. 20m Up wall and crack on right-hand side. This 12m wall is severely delicate. Tree belay.

10. 20m Move up left away from overhanging crack. Dicey traverse right above overhanging crack. Notable exposure up to summit.

Short and silly trad route on the very far left of the crag. Up to chockstone trying to avoid using the tree, find the jugs to get onto the ledge and stroll on up to the trees.

Start: First ugly loose crack as you walk in.

Fairly brutal for the grade. Ramble up the ledges on the left side of 'Marge'. From the 4th bolt go left to find the mallions.

Start: Left of 'Marge'

Start: Up the cracked face L of NWN

Up the easy face following a short flake crack, finish up the not-so-nice body crack to ledge, then up to second ledge & TB.

Rap off tree.

This climb boasts being the first free route to the top, but that's where the boasting ends: If you must do this route; ascend the obvious groove on the left hand side of the buttress. A manky start, followed by one of two alternatives: if you're skinny enough, chimney away, if not, follow the right hand off-width. Big gear.

Up the thin crackline in the middle of the cliff, then slightly left, scramble across ledge and finish up obvious wide chimney to ledge & tree belay.

Crack right of Nine One One.

The horrid, vegetated, friable corner just left of Valkerie. Up the corner on dodgy pro and friable rock to ledge & TB.

Same start as TT. Climb the corner to the tree. Step left and take the easy chimney above tree, over big block (left) & into cave. Exit on the left side of the cave, using the off-width, then out left to the belay on Slush Puppy. An easier solution & variant. A single 50m rope will get you back to the ground.

Up the corner

left most bolted climb at the time of writing this description

Needs another bolt. First one is too high for a beginner friendly crag

Follow the obvious crack around the left of the overhang and up to TB