Routes in Central Tablelands for selected grade

Stand start with hands in a gaston position. Left hand on good jug, right hand on sloper. Go straight up, slightly towards the right.

Start on the big under cling on the right, make your way left to hole in wall the big move to crack then up and left

Star the same as CB to the crack then up and over

Same start as CB then ride the Lazer crack right then up and over

Same line as MLB finish in the cave on right

sit start hands mached in a vertical rail, then move your left hand all the way around to the big left rail, then up you go

a ok slab problem

start 2 hands on sloper, work your feet up the over

Name says it all. Sit start under Lip and mantle out and up onto ledge for easy top out.

Crimp ladder to a walrus mantle. Stand start matched on crimp rail.

Seperate block to the right of “wing pop”. Start low down matched on arete. Hustle up the side of the arete.

2m right of the big crack (BF). Follow line of ring bolts up thin face, to hard move over bulge (crux). Finish up slab to lower offs.

Just left of groove, Balancey reachy start, through 3 varied mantles to the top. Drop a grade or two if your tall

2m right of QOC. Straight up slab and right side of cave. 4 bolts + Lower offs

Up the wall to the left of the bulge following line of bolts with crux past the third bolt. 3 bolts + DBB

Straight up middle of the cave.

Up the weakness

Sit start left side of cave up and out on face

Sit start on arete, go up and left to top

Right arete of GG

Old chalk route to the left of SOL go up the ramp

start undercling on ramp rock, climb to top using ramp rock and haters wharf finish 2 hands (ON BOTTOM) on the hanging rock from h.aters wharf

left side up and down

start middle hole proceed up

there is the perfect sloper hold right on the mark. this downclimb isnt hard once you know the way and is the best way to get down

Start 2 hands whiterock and go straight up

right next to the table top rock climb up these mossy rocks

Up 4 discreet carrots to DBB. Start left of first bolt. Reachy to ledge. Crux between 3rd and 4th bolt then jug city to the anchors.

Subtle line with good positions. Start: as for Jerks 1n Heaven. 1: up past BR, left to PR, continue left to base of grooves and up to ledge. Abseil off as per Puddin Puller.

A good climb, but not much protection. Start: arete between Paradise and Puddin Puller. Start off fused pedestal which is on ledge above track. 1: up past BR, arrange protection in comer of Paradise then continue up blunt arete, big SLCDs desirable.

The nose left of DC. Some hard moves. Straight up, FH, BR.

Starts from the BR on Annelid Crack Pitch 2 (about half way up Pitch 2) Very nice. From BR, climb down to start wall on right, up wall/slab passing 3 BRs to chain belay.

Start from the ledge which starts about 20 metres right of start for AC. The ledge is about 18m above stream level. The direct start goes out of cave 10m right of TD (grade 19, 3 BRs). Originally only P2 was climbed by abseiling in. The upper section is pleasant. Up wall/cracks to tree.

Start from the ledge which starts about 20 metres right of start for AC. The ledge is about 18m above stream level. Start in cave/roof just left of R. A good line on good rock, though rock at start is poor. Through roof and then good crack.

Unprotected start, but then good climbing. Start: starts at Hang Five. 1: start at crack, move right 3 metres then up wall to thin crack (2BR) to BB.

Slopey start to a high first bolt. Up slab to a tricky lip to more nice slabbing

(1 carrot, 3 FHs)

Don't ask me what the name means. Start: finger crack in middle of wall, immediately below Cancer, small orange/yellow cave at right of start.

Left-hand knife-edge under vertical arete with commitment.

traverse out to the middle of the boulder and layaway up the slab with increasing commitment - possibly soft - but not one to fall off of.

Start on jug right of the flake then undercling/side pull the the flake to finish on orange horn.

Got better holds then the right hand side. Has top rope anchors.

Harder of the two sides. Has top rope anchors.

Left Arete

The ants are gone...

Once renowned as a "speed ascent problem" (as the crucial hold contained a nest of angry ants that swarmed once the hold was used), it's now a conventional and safe boulder problem.

Stand start, up via the one and only hold to top-out.

Long block traverse from right to left. Start in small pockets on the top edge and traverse to the far left edge of the block

South end of the mini cliff, lots of jugs and pockets.Its the line second bolt from the left. High enough but still offers a good landing. Top out may be a bit sketchy if it has rained due to seepage.

An amazing little wall on beautiful rock with an old car engine underneath it. Start on perfect slopers inside a hueco, crank left to obvious hold and head right with nice footwork to rather interesting top out.

Up the prominent nose

on positive holds on left arete 2 m left of Legal Ease then through rooflet under arch.

Up the ironstone pinches to the left.

Up the ironstone pinches to the right.

Slabby traverse from left to right - on rhs of boulder finishing at Shredryk

Layback start and through scoop

Start on big jugs to pocket and small crimps

Start on shelf slap up arete to awkward topout

Sit start in the crack and go left, same topout as mashed potatoes

Start on right side of the incut hole. Big jugs and some big moves

start matched in undercling hole and go up and along the crack then up through the gap. named after the march flies

Start on the bad crimps or sloper then up the various holds. Topout

Start matched on obvious start rail with a high foot. Go up the jugs and topout

Start in jug hole and go up. Topout

Start on low jug on the nose. Then traverse right and up to the knob. Topout

Start in jug slot. Topout with the slopers. No cheating by going out right

Start as for Cross Flake and trend left to finish up Cross Country

Flake to the left of Cross country

Start as for Cross Fit. Straight up and mantle.

Climb the arete to the left of Cross Slab. Staying on the left hand side

Start to the left of the scoop, traverse to right, top out before going around the further corner...continue to add the extension...

Tiny boulder downhill from the Maw of Malice. Sit start under boulder on good jugs, various options for topping out...good training, especially for little 'uns.

Right of the dirty slot, in front of a big tree. Standing start on two crimps and a high left foot. Move up to the rails and over the edge. Top out on the right.

On the right side of wall, standing start with high crimps. Single move -> pop to the upper rail.

Traverse left and up to rail from pimp holds.

Easy high ball up center of wall, to the left of manky crack.

Up using the wide crack. Awkward.

From sit start in between Ang's Arete and Pusher man. Catch a left sidepull with some funky footwork before moving straight up through crimps to topout on slopers at end of Ang's Arete. A fun technical foot work line.

Climbs vertical line left of Crankin' Corner. Through weird side presses to top out on lichen ridden slope-y-ness.

Arete on left side of steepness leading to roof. Sit start on slopers, use high arete, up and over scary sloper bulge top out. V-Nice!

A great lowball traverse along an iron stone band. Start matched and traverse left dragging your right heel as you go.

Awkward start with weird feet to cut loose dead point. Original bails right, harder variant unsent to the left.

Do the start of RTR to the big ironstone ledge then mantle and up.

Just to the left of Fix Up Look Sharp. One good ledge on the long grey slab, stand tall and smear pop to the top. Impossible if short.

Stand start L 45 side pull R the good edge just above it. Up

Starts on big holds at left, with strange feet. Two moves and its over, nice practice for moving the core around with your foot placements.

Problem goes straight up center of boulder, starting on crimps and feet on manking choss floss. 3 power moves on good holds.

Continue Basil out right using hands along ridge and traverse right keeping feet off the slab...scary...

Same as for Candy Cane Arete, topping out on the cave side, working the feet on the inside of the arete.