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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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VB | ★ Beer In Hand
This is the middle of the three obvious weaknesses (the one left of the vegetation). Hands free. Topo at feet level. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 21 Jan | 4m | |||
VB | ★ Hold My Beer
On the same slab as Beer In Hand. Start up the diagonal, vegetated crack at the right side of the slab. Pad up just left of the arete. Hands permitted. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 21 Jan | 6m | |||
V0- | ★ Salt Bae
Start on the left side of the Salt Bae Boulder at the right-leaning crack. Traverse rightward with hands in the horizonal break. Finish up right leaning diagonal. V0 if you eliminate the obvious foot ledge in the middle. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 12 Jan | 4m | |||
V1 | ★★ Two Minutes Turkish
The pick of the crag. Quite the tip shredding puzzle. It links all the best bits of the Salt Bae boulder. Start as for Salt Bae, but traverse the face, from left to right, avoiding the high horizontal and right leaning break (the rest of Salt Bae) using whatever remains on the face. Finish in the welcome groove right of the boulder, or muscle up Golden Tomahawk for extra cred. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 30 Jan | 4m | |||
VB+ | Meat Sushi
What's the point? Start in the semi-detatched flake between the starts of Salt Bae and Off The Bone. Climb the flake to the diagonal and beyond. Top out in the middle of the upper boulder just to make it slightly interesting. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 30 Jan | 3m | |||
V0- | Off The Bone
Start in the middle of the Salt Bae boulder, with your feet on the obvious little ledge and hands on the thin side pull. Straight up, joining Salt Bae at the angled slot. The sit start (project) would make it harder and better. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 27 Jan | 3m | |||
V0 | ★★ Golden Tomahawk
Sit start on the right side of the Salt Bae boulder. Hands in left-leaning, rounded crack, right foot on right leaning slab. Work hands up left to knob. Pop right hand to top, match and top out. A harder variant (project) would be to start with both feet on the face or in the left leaning diagonal. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 21 Jan | 3m | |||
V0- | ★ Low n Slow
Start at right leaning diagonal just to the right of the Salt Bae boulder. Traverse right, feet low, through a proper hand jam and body tensioning barn-door moments. Finish up the second right leaning off-width. Tricky if moist. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 12 Jan | 4m | |||
VB | Hot n Fast
Sit start just right of Low n Slow with hands in isolated flake. Up rightward until feet gain the right leaning ramp. Follow ramp to glory. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 27 Jan | 4m | |||
VB+ | Q n Up
Sit start at the right leaning diagonal right of Hot n Fast. Strong first move, then cruise up the widest break to top. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 11 Feb | 3m | |||
VB+ | ★ Swap n Go
Right to left rising traverse with feet in the obvious left-leaning ramp to easy top-out. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 12 Jan | 3m | |||
VB | ★ Bun Smoke
Long, rightward traverse across the Sausage Sizzle Slabs, from the finish of Low n Slow to the slabby corner after Do The Right Thing. Difficulty increases progressively. Perfect. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 12 Jan | 20m | |||
VB- | ★ Bread n Butter
The first vertical weakness right of the finish of Low n Slow. Start on rounded boulder. Good holds all the way. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 21 Jan | 3m | |||
V0- | ★ Salad Free Zone
The face between Bread n Butter and American Mustard. Both cracks are off limits. Tenuous to start. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 27 Jan | 3m | |||
VB | American Mustard
The shallow weakness a metre right of Bread n Butter. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 21 Jan | 3m | |||
VB- | ★ Sauce Not Ketchup
The deeper weakness just to the right of American Mustard. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 21 Jan | 3m | |||
VB | Next Day Breakfast
The face between Sauce Not Ketchup and the descent gully. FA: Xavier Ridgley, 28 Apr | 3m | |||
VB- | Burnt Sausage
Kiddies confidence-builder. Right of Sauce Not Ketchup there is a deep, low-angled rift with a short pillar in the middle. This is one of many descent routes. To the right of that there is an offwidth with an obvious black leakage at the base. This is Burnt Sausage, short and overcooked but the kids won't mind. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 12 Jan | 2m | |||
VB | Better At Bunnings
Right of Burnt Sausage there are three shallow weaknesses. This is the left of the three. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 21 Jan | 3m | |||
VB | No Onion
The right of the three vertical weaknesses. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 21 Jan | 3m | |||
VB- | Baby Q
Almost too easy to be a problem, but the kiddies (and oldies) will love it. The obvious left leaning diagonal right of No Onion. FA: Adrian Ridgley FA: 12 Jan | 3m | |||
VB- | Join The Q
Start as for Baby Q but stright up the vertical weakness rather than the diagonal. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 11 Feb | 3m | |||
VB- | ★ White Bread Only
The vertical weakness right of Join The Q. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 21 Jan | 3m | |||
VB+ | Hide The Jalapeno
You may want to try this one yourself before pointing the offspring at it. A bit more tenuous than most on the Sausage Sizzle Slabs. The second weakness right of the left leaning diagonal (Baby Q), with blobs of yellow lichen. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 21 Jan | 3m | |||
V1 | ★ Dripping Butter
Desperate ... for one move ... if you're 5'8". Between Hide The Jalapeno and Stained Serviette (the two lines with yellow lichen) there is a blank section of slab. Smear up this without using the boulders in the sand or the vertical weaknesses on either side. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 11 Feb | 3m | |||
VB- | Stained Serviette
The broken weaknes 2m right of Hide The Jalapeno. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 21 Jan | 3m | |||
VB- | Do The Right Thing
Just tidying up. The final vertical weakness on the right end of the Sausage Sizzle Slabs. Can be broken into two pitches. FA: Adrian Ridgley, 30 Jan | 2m |
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