Routes in Oceania for selected grade

Far right of Yabby 2.

Left side of offwidth.

Centre of slab via good left foothold.

Narrow slab far right of second bloc.

Large flake far right of bloc.

Slab between the two flakes.

Slab via large flake immediately left of jumbled blocks.

Slab between the two flakes.

Up the diagonal flake from the right and up the slab in centre.

Up the centre of the slab of the parabolic flake system.

Short slab immediately left of tree.

Low angled longish slab Southern aspect.

Eastern aspect.

Right of the tree.

Right side of boulder Western aspect.

Left of wide crack NE aspect.

Slab right of wide crack.

Start right edge of shelf Western aspect up the seamed slab.

Up large flake bulge from ground.

Start from ground left of groundstone moving right and up between the two large flake bulges.

From the right lower slab up direct.

Blunt arete right of loose flake.

Slab between blunt arete and off width via crimps.

Short offwidth starting hands and feet on both sides.

Flake right side of offwidth.

Slab between the two large flake via pebbles.

Blunt flake.

Low angle slab far left via fat flake system.

Flake crack starting right of the ground stone.

Left arete and crack.

Left arete sans crack.

Right side of crack via pinch and crimp.

Finger crack.

Gain the side bloc slab to follow the arete left and around.

Northern aspect on approach uphill.

The slabby down climb. In runners the ascent might just qualify for a VB-. Be sure to check if there is some vodka stashed under the block on top.

Gain and up the slab immediately left of large tree Eastern face.

Short slab right of the crack.

Western aspect of bloc, gain the slab at the break then move left into and up the scoop.

On the east wall of the corridor, the left of 2 cracks going up to tree. Anchor off large tree, be sure you use soft material to protect tree from slings.

On the east wall of the corridor, the thin crack going up to tree.

Easy beginner's route, and someone can walk up and check their anchor technique. Walk, run, or hop up the slab just right of walk up.

Climb the obvious corner. Beware of the brown snake that likes the top out jug on the left hand side.

Seriously, beware in summer

Start: often used as the descent route.

The more commonly used access ramp / new carpark. 3m R of 'Wall Thing'. Always soloed. Be careful in the wet

As per the name, in the corner crack left of Bumbliferous Buttress, a solo down climb

Straight up. Even easier warm-up.

It is nice

Big easy slab. Left boulder?

Big easy slab. Right boulder, left side?

Big easy slab. Right boulder, middle?

Big easy slab. Right boulder, right side?

Access route.

Easy up left side, (was 1/2 metre higher until be flake tore off)

Up slab

Up short face over detached block

Straight middle of face

Up right side of slab

Easily up slab left side of boulder

Easy up left side of scoop

Easy up right side of scoop

Short mantle on rounded wall.

Up middle of easy face

Easily up and over scoop.

Up juggy slab stright over top

Start on right side an traverse left keeping hands off top of boulder until end then up.

Easily up right side of boulder

Up slab right of rail and edge

Up middle of very easy slab...like its neighbor no hands silliness for the grade

Up right side of low angled slab....like its neighbor no hands silliness for the grade

Step up and over boulder

Corners.

Start: 10 right of previous or 18m left of track.

There is a lovely grassy section above Life Aquatic Wall. Starting about 2m right of the fence, there is a large step in the wall. Starting here, traverse right till you reach the end of the natural wall (around corner). Natural rock only!

Contrived! Start as for Rock the Boat, but once past low break, keep right hand on blunt arete to right. Use small side pull for left. Up and finish as for Rock the Boat.

Not so much a boulder problem as a dirty grovel under the arete

Start seated as far right as possible in this cave. Traverse left and mantle the big nose.

Easiest way down from the top of the Kiddy Pool Block. Walk down slabby face and stem out to the sturdy tree right next to it until a comfortable height to drop.

Just right of HtP. Cube-looking boulder. Right hand above head height on the obvious jug on right corner of boulder to start. Smear up and over.

Lockdown desperado says it all. Just to the right of Project 1 in the bushes, left of the stairs. Sit start, stay on arete. Right hand in crack. Make it easier by moving left first, otherwise straight up and over. Simples.

Right of GTW, the easiest line up.

Chimney.

Named for the deceased feline rotting at its base. Start 10m left of Pox on a Hot Thin Roof at thin crack.

Straight up the big features.

Some sweet rock climbing past some ring bolts

Start: Clip 1st bolt on GCR.

At the time the lighthouse keeper used this as his personal garbage dump.

Use face and left side of crack on south facing wall.

The left arete of Devonshire Face, left of the deep crack (Elderberry Jam). This is to the right of the obvious descent gully.

The first vertical weakness right of the finish of Low n Slow. Start on rounded boulder. Good holds all the way.

The deeper weakness just to the right of American Mustard.

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.

Almost too easy to be a problem, but the kiddies (and oldies) will love it. The obvious left leaning diagonal right of No Onion.

Start as for Baby Q but stright up the vertical weakness rather than the diagonal.

The vertical weakness right of Join The Q.

The broken weaknes 2m right of Hide The Jalapeno.