Routes in Australia for selected grade

Arete & face with carrot bolts

Zig-zagging line of bolts towards the LHS of main cliff. 5 FH's plus some finger sized cams. DBB

The shallow dihedral up the prow. Carrot bolts, to DBB on ledge above.

The pure central stemming corner with 5 FH's. DBB on ledge above.

Up and around roof into corner. 3 FH's plus some natural gear. DBB on ledge above.

Through the roof, and up the arete. Carrot bolts to DBB.

Bold climbing up the very thin face to the right of Northern Man. 3 bolts.

The arete with three widely spaced bolts. Dangerous fall potential between the first and second. DBB

Furthest route left on the cliff. Same approach as for Airbourne up the gully. Belay station in the corner. From there, very balancy and deliciously technical moves the whole way up the arete. Looks improbable but climbs very well. Can stop at the chains, or for full value, continue up the top arete of Airbourne.

Thin crack/seam immediately above where the access track meets the rock. DBB.

Thin finger cracks R of Battle of Leipzig, and then trend R into hand crack on arete

Blank corner to ledge, then up face.

3FH’s plus gear for the break. DBB

Furthest route left above Francisco Ferrer, climbs through roof via thin crack.

Starts on the left edge of the prow right of Ebro. Towards the top move around the arete and layback around the roof.

Face on the right end of the cliff with intermittent thin seams. Excelent pro.

Thin seam on left side of the 4th pillar. Unprotected boulder problem to gain the thin crack.

Face climb on the fifth pillar

The finger crack right of the arete on the 6th pillar.

Sit start with left hand on right hand start hold of Pocketline, and right hand in big pocket pinch. Head straight up via good pockets, crimps and sidepulls.

Stand start on blunt arete. Follow the line of sloper trending up and right. Top out straight up.

Sit start on flat ledge under arete, hard first move to good slopers and pinch out left to mantle

Sit start as for Jam-Filled but head up and left

Stand start in the slopey pocket and head up from here via glorious pocket pulling to fun top section.

Sit start to Strawberry Pigs, sit start as for Roush Hour

Stand start in two good pockets, head up trending right to top out via big bucket jug

Sit start in the bottom of the big flake crack feature, head up and mantle via good holds on the lip

Sit start to Broadsheet

Sit start in good pockets, big move to juggy pocket followed by slopey slab top out via more pockets. Classic!

Sit start with on good holds, up via big moves to easy top

Start as for "Paying the Toll", head left after first move and finish as for "Toll road to nowhere"

Sit start as for "Chaparral" but continue traversing via strenuous moves.

Sit start to firepower with left hand in shallow undercling pocket type of hold, right hand really low on good undercling, hard first move leads you into Firepower

Sit start under Towering Hills, head right via powerful moves and finish as for Marvelous Arete

Stand start on good edges, head up left of black streak, crux starts at around 5 metres and continues to the top, great line with headdy finish over the highest point of the boulder. There is a single bolt at the top for working on top rope

Start as for Doleright and traverse the downhill face of the boulder right to left finishing on the lip of the juggy roof far left

Stand start with left hand on flat hold, right hand on low slopey gaston, head straight up via big moves to good mantle

Sit start in the v-shaped hold, using bad feet make a big move to the sloper and jugs, move up straight to good mantle

Sit start for previous route

Same start as I’m a Beautiful Butterfly, up to the first big horizontal rail - veering R into slight groove, using gastons/sidepulls to top out over the steepest part of the boulder. Originally done from stand start..but can be linked in with the SDS

Start sitting down on the left with two low opposing side pulls.

Arse drag your way right tk finish up the arête.

Not an area classic as all the holds fell off.

Start as Torech Ungol but instead of heading left, bump you way up the arete and around the right hand side of the boulder. Rubbish landing so spotters may be handy.

Sit start at the two pockets and up the face.

Awesome highball arête. Follow the tufa feature up the arête using a small pocket on the face to gain the jugs just below the lip. Careful on the top-out.

Sit down start on rock to the left of the boulder. Move up and right to match a side pull. Continue to traverse low on the boulder on out stretched moves to the arete and finish up on "Don't Be a Darius."

Sit start variant

Start in Chasm, Straight up the crimps on the face to slab.

Start as per Lanky Submarine but traverse the whole boulder and finish up Coal-Powered Submarine.

Ground ledge and lip of boulder are out.

A stonker of a route, probably one of the best trad routes in the North-West. Named after a Solomon Island folk tune which was plagarised by the French band Deep Forest without due recognition. Obvious line on the seawards face of the crag. Start on block in the middle of the face, up this for about 5m, then move right to the start of the left-trending flake. Up this until there is a massive rail on the left - from here go straight up the the pod halfway up the climb. Have a good rest, look around and think about how amazing this spot is. Then up with a slight leftward trend to top - a fun crux sequence with incredible exposure.

As above - at the massive rail on the left traverse left on this, up and then rejoin the line at the pod. Avoids the first reachy crux on Rorogwela.

Through the roofs to the R of Supefly, passing bolts. This route was originally led entirely on trad gear, however now sports a carrot and a FH of unknown origin.

Start on the small holds on the lowest point of the boulder and follow the best line out.

Overhanging crack just to the R of the chimney.

Steep wall with FH just R of Roll on Responsibility

Next line of bolts, another pumpy number.

Up pockets on the left to high top out.

Start as far down the roof lip as possible on a Jug on the lip and a small grey hold under the roof. Work you way across the lip, assuring not to touch the small boulder underneath and then bump you way up the arete until established on the wall. Start to traverse left through the big pockets avoiding the top of the boulder. Finish up Oi.

Climb steeply up overhanging face to DBB.

A serious climb up the exposed face of the main pillar. Climb the crack system of FOTR to the ledge. An 8mm chord wrap was placed around the pillar for the first ascent to protect the delicate traverse onto the face. From the ledge traverse to an insecure shallow corner on the arete, climb delicately to a mantle on slopey ledge. A horn can be slung on the right side of the pillar to protect the top. Follow a strenuous sequence(Crux) to the top of the pillar. Jump from pillar to ledge scramble to topout/belay.

Laser cut tight hands corner.

Overhanging corner hand crack, with few face holds and fewer rests, until you can escape desperately right to ledges 5m from the top. Take at least two sets of cams .5 to 3

Well protected steep slab.

The furthest buttress on the left (looking from camp). Skipping the first pitch makes for a much friendlier introduction to Tyndalls climbing.

Approach via the slabs and gullies along the cliff edge. You’ll come to a deep, scrubby gully which is crossed via a tight trail through the scrub (should be marked by a cairn).

Working your way along, you’ll probably find yourself on the summit of the tallest buttress. Looking down, you’ll see a big cairn on the ledge below you - this is where the rap starts. Walk lookers left a little bit to scramble down to this ledge.

Raps: - short one onto DBB at arete - straight down onto grassy ledge (don’t follow the line of the route here). You should see the next anchors down a little bit, on a lower ledge climbers right of the grassy one. - from here, follow the route.

The raps can be done on a 70m (with stretch). Alternatively, there’s a double FH belay halfway down P3 that can facilitate shorter ropes.

1. 23m (23)

2. 27m (16)

3. 42m (19)

4. 17m (18)

5. 15m (16) - traverse and down climb a bit, aiming for the arete to climber’s right

6. 27m (21)

7. 14m (10)

Shady Grove sector, right wall on the main cliff line, furthest left route on wall. Climb past bolt to ledge, then up the face with nice sustained climbing towards easier ground at the top.

Climb up the well bolted face on the lower tier. Great sustained technical climbing, 11 bolts plus rap anchors.

Climb up the corner of the nice open book dihedral right of the abseil. Place your last piece at a horizontal break, take a deep breath, and head up the face (crux just above the last piece) and a committing run out to anchors.

Abseil 15 m down the east side of the detached pinnacle about 15 metres east of old ruined lookout and swing out and left to a small ledge and DBB on the face of the pinnacle. Climb the arête to the roof and step left onto the sidewall. Make a long reach to the next break and traverse right on jams. Bear hug up the top arête via great moves.

To the left of Blondie arete there is a nice dynamic line with an obvious pebble jug and a techy top out.

The overhanging part of this boulder has a seam running all the way round it, unsure on stability/safety.

Straight up the blank left arete through some crimps.