Routes in Rocklands for selected grade

Start on orange rock and climb the face

Sit start and follow obvious jug curve

Climb the slab.

Sit start with large holds and climb the brain.

Sit-start with flake and climb up.

Sit-start and climb the crack

Left of Orange Heart

Sit-start and climb up the juggy face opposite to Olive's Preserve Cupboard.

Sit start at the lower left corner, climb up and traverse right to the finish of Orange Power.

Solo up into groove.

Climb the high arête/flake feature.

Crouch start from a jug and climb up

Start from the obvious jug. climb up through the small roof and top out

Sit start and climb to the arete. fragile rock!

Start on the left, traverse right and climb up.

Sit start

Start on same hold as Mass action, then traverse left. Once at the arete go up and traverse left. End on jug (not a top out)

Near the first set of Highline anchors as you walk up the valley on the right.

Up the dihedral then finish up the face.

Climbs the crack.

Climb up to the right of a bush and up to a ledge and finish up the center of the 'gable'.

From the ledge, Start below corner, climb up and right to ledge and continue and to nice stance in the corner.

Climb onto ledge. Start below black pebbles rock with 3 small vertical cracks. Climb straight up. The last band is mossy and needs a clean , climbing out right is advised.

Climb up through rail to a big lockoff move into a diagonal licened seam, continue up straight up.

This is on the left side of the steep section of the crag. Others may well have climbed here before, details not known.

Next valley right of Fields of Joy Driving into the campsite you can see an orange/brown wall on the right of Fields of Joy.

This is on the left side of the steep section of the crag. Others may well have climbed here before, details not known.

Sit start, climb the face

Sit-start with red jug and climb up

Sit-start with crack/layback, move up and climb out right.

Sit-start with jugs and climb up the crack.

Sit-start with flake feature and climb up the arête.

Sit-start and climb the crack.

Climb out left and up the crack.

Sit start on jugs. jug. jug. jug

Climb the right side of the slabby face.

Climb the middle of the slabby face.

Climb the groove.

Climb up using pocket.

Climb up past large hole.

Fishing for Compliments but with trad gear. Not sure that Sean knew it was climbed as a boulder already.

"Very cool high wall with nice crimps, slots and pockets".

Nice trad route. You can top out and walk down.

Start 15m left of the start/ grey open book on 'Butterfinger Crisp'

1. Bolted: 30m (18) From a boulder, pull onto the face and up to a tiny platform. Head straight up a system of vertical cracks and small corners to the huge ledge. Walk 15m right.

2. 25m (21) Just right of a huge boulder, pull up into a very wide crack that almost forms a corner that arches up and left. Step left onto a face and up and to a small tree. Pull up past the tree and up the steep layback above. Move 5m right to a belay.

3. 30m (17) Climb a few meters up a fin at the base of a grey corner. Step left on the face and head diagonally up and left to a narrow corner (with a fused seam). Follow this to a ledge and belay 5m right of some abseil tat.

4. 20m (16) Head up an orange ramp tending right to the steep wall of chicken heads. Follow this straight up to the top. This is likely the same finish as 'Butterfinger Crisp'

1. Citadel (20) Pitch

2. 30m (20) Follow good holds just right of the small corner in the centre of the wall. Continue straight up through a steep section and then the face above to a roof. Rail left and mantle onto a ledge, then up to the next ledge and walk left to below the crack through the bulge. Pitch

3. 25m ( 20) Climb the crack and then straight up to a ledge. Continue up the exposed face above. Scramble over the back down to the lower ledge to find the rap point above Sky Tower.

Start to the right of the obvious diagonal feature of the wall, about 50m to the right of the olive tree that marks the start of "Red Moon Rising".

1. ? (?m) Climb bad rock and finish left?

2. ? (?m) boulder up left?

3. ? (?m) Climb up left?

4. ? (?m) Climb up left?

5. 6a+ (?m) Climb straight up. Stellar pitch!

Walk-out: 1.30hrs Scramble up the gulley exiting out right. Walk up right for 10 min then diagonally down to the right to the start of a large gulley that leads down towards the 2nd bend in the road. Walk down to the right of the gulley.

Start on the right side of the red amphitheatre. There are two cracks, one with a jammed block/'pillar. Use the right-hand crack (beacon).

1. G2: Climb the crack. Traverse right until able to climb a smooth recess to a ledge.

2. F3: Climb the recess, traverse left at the top.

3. G1: Walk left to a recess with a tricky start and a small swing left below a small overhang. Climb up moving right at the top until able to pull through the roof by a detached block. Continue straight up to a big ledge in a recess.

4. F2: From the left-hand end of the recess climb up and left around the corner onto a sloping ledge. Traverse immediately left in the direction of a tree on the left. Just before the tree climb up and right to a stance below a sloping tamp and a crack.

5. G1: Tricky take-off on rounded holds. Continue up the crack and move left to a belay.

6. F3: From the belay move up again on rounded holds until able to move easily up to a ledge with a tree.

7. G3: From the tree climb up the crack and through to the top.

A line up the left-hand edge of the red amphitheatre. Start left of G-String Dancer at the obvious crack with a huge jammed block half way up.

50m left of Saturday Afternoon Fever is a left leaning open book beneath a roof above. Further up is an undercling flake leading up and right. Start on a big block about 10, left of a low-level overhang.

1. From the right hand side of the block. Climb up to a small roof. Move right to a ledge under the open book.

2. Up to the roof, rail right and further via the undercling flake. Exit into the traverse ledge on the right via some hollow blocks and flakes. Walk off left.

Start with jug and climb up.

Climb up the crack using the rocks behind you to gain the blank looking face. Crimpy climbing takes you to some awesome hauling on large holds to the top.

On the right of the crag. So you think you can climb slab?

Crimpy warmup to the left of a small cave.

Reachy crimp-line up and left of the arete.

1. 8m (18) Climb the left crack, rail right smearing feet and do a pull up move onto the ledge. Stance behind the boulder.

2. 22m (20) Climb the immaculate layback finger crack to a ledge. Can stance here or continue. Climb the thin left face off the ledge (there is gear) and follow the orange crumbly looking (but solid) rock up to a roof. One powerful move at the top then slightly left to pull through roof without too much difficulty.

Climb the right line.

Climb up the face

Crouch start, up the crack

Move left up the break to a juggy topout

A fun journey on good holds