Routen als boulder in Tidbinbilla area

Stand start on high undercling with very low feet. To good edge then right and topout.

Sit start bottom right. Traverse left through jugs then a crimpy crux.

Start as for Shut the Door. Traverse left staying low, and finish using the very large footer

Sitstart by slots underneath huge flake, up and mantle the corner.

Sit start on thin horizontal crimp and head straight up finishing to the left of the V7 traverse.

Sit start from left side pull, then across face at 45 degree angle topping out as for left arete.

Sit start at base of corner, climb left through corner and then across arete at 45 degree angle topping out as for left arete. Similar difficulty to 6.

Stand start then climb up and top out.

Sit start from base of boulder (leftside). Climb up and top out.

Stand start matched on rounded hold at end of horizontal block. Mantle block (opposing boulder out).

Sit start to good jug, then up to good edge (dyno or intermediate crimps) and up. A very sizeable dyno if you do it that way - bring a few mats to stack if you love your ankles.

Reverse 1a/b from the start of the rail past the victory jugs, using only the slopers. Arguably better than 1a, slightly more fun moves in the opposite direction. Holds all face the wrong way to traverse in this direction though, so it's like downclimbing slopers!

Sit start and up the arete.

A solid walk for a decent problem. Sit start on obvious large flat flake to high but easy top out. To get off the top, move left and jump off onto mats.

Crimp and dyno. vertical problem just 5m down from 'snatch strap'

Sit-start up the arete. Quite overhung. A great quality climb well worth the walk up to this sector just by itself. Low in the grade.

Up onto a good flat edge with crappy footers, get yourself set, dyno out left then up.

Traverse left to right then up, finishing as for 22, the righthandmost climb. Either gaston through the crux or execute a hard cross-through.

A Canberra classic - the proud line diagonally up the front of the boulder as you approach on the walk in. Good positive holds, but still hard work! Note: this is a squat start - you start on the first set of good holds.

CMCC

Stand start on the big underclings and head to the crimpy rail for Vendetta and top out as for Vendetta.

Sit start on the far left side of the underclings (just right of the start to Tally Ho), then straight up, topping out right of where Tally Ho tops out.

A 15 (?) metre traverse of the whole boulder, smearing all the way. Will need some cleaning up post-fires.

A long traverse potentially circumnavigating the entire boulder. Two cruxes - a clutch throw from a small incut and an off-balance reach-through from the same hold.

Sit start from right hand crimp then climb up and top out.

Sit start on the chipped holds, go up through the chipped letterbox and lunge for the top.

Sit start from chipped incuts and head left to finish.

Stand start from small edges then climb up and top out.

Up the lower leftward diagonal break. It gets high, and looks rather hard

Opal Boulder - up face and slab top out, 12 hard slab moves with a beautiful crux footer which is truly outrageous

Sit start then climb up and top out.

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Start as for Shlop, move right through some small edges, and make a big move up.

Sit start with a hand on each of the good edges at the left side of the block, make a big move straight up and top out.

From a sit start, lowest holds possible, crux is the sloper slap, finding your footing and bumping up then top out as for Unknown 2.

Sit start from left side of arete then climb up and top out.

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Sit start in the horizontal break. Traverse right using crimps and/or the sloping top to finish up Jaiho. Starting with both hands on the side pull flake probably adds a grade.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Stand start then climb up and top out.

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Stand start from RH side pull then climb up and top out.

Bevan Ashby

Sit start at the base of the boulder. Straight up the tapered arete/face, and then along the rib above.

A sit-start problem, up pressing into the scoop then large moves/frictioning to the top. Very bodymorphic, hard to grade.

Low sit start as for Coronas. Follow the start of Coronas left along the low flake, then head further left and traverse the horizontal break to finish up Magicos.

Start at good flake, traverse right across the horizontal break and then crimps to reach the far arete, then up.

A link up of Robustos and Exquisitos. Follow the line of Robustos to the Magicos flake, then join the line of Exquisitos and follow that to the far right arête to finish.

About 80 metres away from Animal Train across a gully and past an overgrown road. Bit hard to find at the moment. Hard and overhung. Stand start on the lowest point (the small notch) then up from sidecling or a match traversing right. Very physical.

A highball line that previously went up the face between Split Infinitive and 'Number 12', Looks to be doable, but may be a bit harder

Sit start then climb up slab gaining flake and top out.

Sit start from rail, then climb up trending rightwards and top out.

Stand start then climb up and top out.

Sit start then climb up and top out.

Stand start at the scoop with left hand on low crimp, up the scoop and through the mossy slab

Stand start right of the tree. A hard start, with good compression (look for the crimpy right hand sidepull and the undercling toe hook) and layback moves up the seam. A harder sit start also looks possible.

sit start to the right of what a drag with left pinch and low right hand.

Stand start from break then climb roof trending rightwards topping out as for Elephunk.

Bevan Ashby

Sit start from feature at back of roof, move off the undercling with your left hand then climb up and top out.

Sit start from feature at back of roof, move off the undercling then climb up and top out.

Stand start from left hand arete then climb up and top out.

Thin face round the corner right of Mollusk

Traverse from a burly sit-start very reminiscent of 'Phone Sex', round the corner and up through a single chipped hold and very balancy move to the top.

Up past a chipped hold onto a chipped scoop then throw a long way for a rail. Unusually for granite, it's reasonably overhung. Get feet set somehow and mantle.

Sit start. Up through now broken flakes using a two finger pocket to gain the break and some crimpy rails reminiscent of 'Vendetta'. From there you could either go direct or left along the rail for roughly the same grade.

Sit start and up through jugs. Moderately overhung, a hard move with poor feet will get you to the topout. Start on the lowest incut/undercling or you may sacrifice a grade.

An easier variant can be done by heading up and right following the first move.

Stand start then climb up and top out (block on left is out).

Sit start as for Rift Zone. After the first moves to get set on the good horizontal rail, head diagonally left and up past two more good rails, then up to finish.

Undercut sit start to gain the good rails, then nice edging to the top.

Sit start and top out on the left.

Sit start, and straight over the nose of the block using crystals/small edges.

Stand start as for Hot Cocoa, then move right to finish.

Stand start from face/arete right of corner then climb up and top out.

Linkup.

Start as for Edwina the Emu and traverse right through the overhanging face, through the big sidepull/gaston of Around the Twist and then finish at the top of Pistol Squish.

Start at the same place as Skippy, traverse left and join onto Edwina.

Sit start to Pistol Squish using small crimps and a big foot out left if you want it.

The off-width come squeeze chimney 5m left of NFC. Sit start from back of cave.

https://youtu.be/3k_6BLflhho

Approximately 100m south (uphill) of the Submarine is a cave formed by two boulders. S&A traverses the length of the cave following a sharp seam to finish at a an obvious jug. V5 if climbed with feet jammed in the roof, V much harder if only using the seam.

Low stand start. Slap up either side before topping out. Large block on left is out

Stand start with two good crimps and poor feet. Dyno to top then mantle.

Double toe hook start with hands in low jug. Then up arete.

Sit start as for 'Escape room' but traverse all the way right then up into shared topout.

Sit start matched on the sloper on the right hand side of the boulder. Move to a good edge then make a big move to the sloping arete. Traverse the sloping arete left and top out as for The Primus. The edge you move to is a bit suspicious. It may break. Be careful as the fall isn't the best.

Stand start on the furthest right hand side of the boulder on the large horizontal. Traverse it left, under the overlap and up on good holds.

Stand start on slopers. Mantle on prayers

Sitstart the middle of face on jug. Straight up and mantle into groove.

Sit start from left side pull, climb into corner and top out.

Sit start undercut arete, climb arete and top out.

Stand start from base of arete. Climb arete and top out.

Stand start then climb up and top out.

Sit start right side of the arete, climb straight up and top out.

Stand start matched on rounded hold at end of horizontal block. Traverse rightwards finishing as for route 7.

Sit start as for Shape Shifters. Up to the jugs then right along the rail to join Shy Moves, then continue right and up the slab to top out.

CMCC

Sit start to the far right and pull around the corner. Finish with lower traverse/slopes to jug. Desperate.

Sit start. The hardest V3 in the entire world?

Sit start up the arete, then top out.

Sit start then up left, staying on the main block (don't escape up the crack between the boulders).

Sit start round to the right. Follow the good layback flake up and left round the tock, and top out straight up once at the 'ledge'. Downclimb over the back.

Seems about the same as Rumspringa as the crux balance move is in the stand, but doesn't include the heel hook above the head.

Start as for Vitruvian, layback out right, cut feet and dangle in thin air, then turn and heel hook up in the slot just before the end of the jutting prow. V4 moves up to here... Now execute a gut-wrenching mantle with your left foot dangling in the air. Positive holds. Pretty damn contrived. On reflection, it's not worth stars, but it's fun to try and mantel over the shit foot-slot. The full line is the real prize. Don't touch the ground, obviously!

Sit start on the crack and stay in crack then finish up and right. V5

Standing start to Spruce Moose - slap up the boulder. Burly. CMCC

Drop the rope, grab a pad and start it from a sit.

A highball, very height dependent. Sit start. Sink a jam (if you can) up high and use a small notch for your left hand to campus up and get your feet set. That's the hard move, the rest is grade 14. For shorties, it's going to be more difficult but there's a reasonable number of holds. You can get off the back of the boulder, if you're careful. Obviously, don't use the tree... (it actually is quite tempting when you're trying to get the side-smear!)

May be called 'Rino'? A problem reminiscent of 'Spruce Moose', climbing your way up a prow. Currently needs gardening as there's a tree in the way.