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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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Descartes Edge | |||||
12 | Descartes
"Coito, Ergo, Sum". Latin scholars enter at their own risk. One of the nice climbs at 'Mount Zero'. FA: Neil Barr & Peter Watling Late., 1985 | 12m | |||
Pangaea Walls | |||||
25 | ★ Ephemeral Lakes
Good, strenuous route...unless it's an April Fool's joke. FA: Andy Pollitt, 1991 | 15m | |||
22 | Brontosauruses Over Bagdad
Leave it for Saddam Hussein. This description is as accurate as a Scud missile. Start: Start L of 'Ephemeral Lakes'. FA: David Burnett & André Geelen, 1991 | 20m | |||
11 | Pied Oystercatcher Head Stabilization
The name is much more interesting than the climb. FA: Megan Rush, David Burnett & André Geelen, 1991 | 12m | |||
19 | Snatchasaurus
A very short pump. Desperate and worthless. FA: André Geelen, 1991 | 12m | |||
8 | Hop Hop For Cheese
You would have to be extremely desperate. FA: André Geelen, 1991 | 10m | |||
17 | Wusses In The Light Weights Room
R-leading diagonal for 2m. Delicately up and follow L line. Start: On the steep, yellow buttress most prominent from the road, just behind (south of) Pangaea Wall. Start 4m L of undercut arete. FA: Michael Gidding, David Burnett, Rohan Schaap & Paul Watson, 1991 | 15m | |||
17 | Do Dinosaurs Dance?
Balance R from vegetated chimney for 2m, then up through bulge and up groove. Start: On a compact, bulging buttress below and R of the highest bluff of 'Pangaea Walls'. Start at distinctive pink-stained rock on L, below tiny roof. FA: David Burnett & André Geelen, 1991 | 18m | |||
Toolondo Waters | |||||
13 | Toolondo Waters
It was meant to climb the hanging corner but didn't. Start: Start well below and R of the hanging corner at a distinctive V-corner, just L of the cave. FA: Dave Burnett & David Peckham, 1991 | 18m | |||
17 | ★ Lateral Slinking
A bit of a novelty. FA: Peckham & Burnett, 1991 | 25m | |||
16 | Wuggies In Love
Up shallow L-facing corner and slab to dark scoop. Move 5m R to arete and pass upper roof on R. Start: A small gully 30m R of 'Toolondo Waters' has a black roof to its R. Start 7m R of gully, around the arete. FA: Burnett & Peckham, 1991 | 18m | |||
15 | Mr. Plod
Up to ledge at 8m then through overhang at U-shaped block. Start: Start 30m R of Wuggies in Love at blocky, hanging chimney. FA: Peckham, 1991 | 20m | |||
4 Cornered Crag | |||||
13 | Waiting...
The left most corner, then move R and up the crack. FA: Bill Andrews & Allan Hope, 1984 | 14m | |||
17 | Wet Ones
Sustained face climbing. Start: Start up the bulging wall 2m L of 'Future Legend'. FA: Chris Baxter & Dave Gairns, 1988 | 14m | |||
8 | Future Legend
The scrubby second corner, R of Waiting. FA: Bill Andrews & Allan Hope, 1984 | 14m | |||
18 | The Missing Corner
The best climb on the crag. The third corner. FA: Allan Hope & Heather Phillips, 1988 | 14m | |||
17 | Huff Puppy Direct
Pretty dodgy. FA: Peter Ryan & Martin Ryan, 1995 | 14m | |||
12 | Huff Puppy
Not nice. Start: Start just L of 'Lost Daze'. FA: Dave Gairns, Chris Baxter & Sue Baxter, 1988 | 14m | |||
12 | ★ Think Zinc
Up 2m, move L and climb the line up the wall. Start: Start as for 'Lost Daze'. FA: Allan Hope & Heather Phillips, 1988 | 14m | |||
11 | ★ Lost Daze
The fourth corner. FA: Allan Hope & Bill Andrews, 1984 | 14m | |||
8 | Spaceball Ricochet
Past 'Lost Daze' and the unclimbed arete, on the small wall at the end of the cliff. Follow the obvious line. FA: Hope & Heather Phillips, 1988 | 12m | |||
Mt Zero Summit Cliff | |||||
10 | Twenty Below
A big line but not worth it. Start: About 30m before the hand-rails and stairs traverse around to the R below the summit block and continue down and around until below the trig point and the lookout, below and slightly R of the huge corner.
FA: Andrew Thomson & Keith Lockwood, 1972 | 40m, 2 | |||
10 | Little Women
Quite nice. A left-facing flake crack, well R of 'Twenty Below' and finishing 2m R of the summit lookout fence. Immediately before the lookout, traverse anti-clockwise below the lookout and descend a short chimney to the foot of the summit facet. The line is obvious. FA: Chris Baxter & Ian Ravenscroft date unknown., 2000 | 14m | |||
15 | Jo's Boys
Initial impressions can be deceptive. Start: The chimney-corner 30m R of 'Little Women'. FA: Kieran Loughran, Mike Stone & Baxter, 1996 | 15m | |||
14 | Only Nineteen
Nice face climbing. Take cams to 3½. Start: Belay in a clear spot just left of 'Little Women'. FA: Kieran Loughran & Meg Sleeman, 1997 | 15m | |||
13 | The One Day Of The Year
Lovely arete. Start: Start as for 'Little Women'. FA: Kieran Loughran & Meg Sleeman, 1997 | 15m | |||
Mount Zero West Walls | |||||
6 | The Age Chimney
Beware of falling newspapers? A true cliff-splitter.The chimney that splits the tier R of the overhangs. FA: Dave Burnett, 1991 | 30m | |||
15 | Something Old, Something New
Loose. Start: Maybe 40m R of 'The Age Chimney' is a vague rib just r of twin scooped corners and 40m L of a descent gully. FA: Dave Burnett & David Peckham, 1990 | 30m | |||
8 | Baa
A face crack 5m L of the corner to a ledge below the overhang. Heavens knows what happens there. FA: Neil Barr & Peter Watling late., 1985 | 20m | |||
10 | A Lamb's Tail
Take the corner to below the overhang. Keep going somewhere. FA: Barr & Watling late., 1985 | 20m | |||
Mt Zero roadside Crag | |||||
15 | Ambulance Blues
30m left of Big Chimney Corner. The vertical face with obvious horizontal breaks left of the wind blown overhangs and before the cliff becomes overhanging again to the left. Start up the slightly easier angled rock in the middle of the face then up past the horizontals to a narrow ledge below a smooth wall. Step left and up a short crack to a large ledge. Finish up the flake corner. FA: Philip Armstrong, Kathy Matic & Peter Cody, 19 Mar 2018 | 20m | |||
15 | Greater Tuberosity
10m right of Ambulance Blues and 20m left of Big Chimney Corner. Just right of a section of wind blown overhangs. Leftward up easy rock to a ledge below overhangs. Pull through the overhangs [suspect rock] at the break to get onto a ledge. Up steeply past a short shallow crack and up the headwall. FA: Philip Armstrong, Kathy Matic & Peter Cody, 19 Mar 2018 | 24m | |||
13 | ★ Volksgrenadier
10m right of Greater Tuberosity and 10m left of Big Chimney Corner. There is a small left facing flake corner 10m up. Climb up to the base of this corner. Straight up from here, moving left into the shallow water groove at the top. FA: Peter Cody, Kathy Matic & Philip Armstrong, 19 Mar 2018 | 22m | |||
7 | Easy Face
Between Big Chimney Corner and Volksgrenadier is a well trodden expanse of easy rock. Up anywhere. FA Unknown | 20m | |||
9 | Big Chimney Corner
The obvious big line where the track meets the cliff. Up the juggy left wall, near the top step across the chimney to a ledge and finish up a short steep corner. FA Unknown | 20m | |||
14 | ★★ On The Beach
Varied, steep and enjoyable. Appears to be well travelled. Just around the right arete of Big Chimney Corner an undercut start leads to a steep wall, up this to finish up the short corner above. FA Unknown | 20m |
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