Nodes in Base of the Falls

The trad climbing at the bottom of the falls, below the Skyrail and Kuranda Train Barron Falls stops.

An airy, delicate traverse at mid-height across the back of the pinnacle and 25m above the water to a crack splitting an overhang to an eyrie-like belay and rap station.

A 30m aréte, split by cracks rising out of a clear pool.

At lower ampitheatre

To the right of the PBS through a 45deg overhang.

Further to the right again.

Beginning at the top of the ramp.

Some clean, sweeping dihedrals that lead directly up from the ramp give great climbing (on left)

Some clean, sweeping dihedrals that lead directly up from the ramp give great climbing (on right)

A 40m, steep, sustained face and crack climb in the Lower Amphitheatre.

To the left of Tag Team. A 30m sheer sweeping wall with a series of small horizontal edges.

At the back of the Lower Amphitheatre (there are over 10 routes). The first route to go through to the Upper Amphitheatre.

On the far side of the Lower Amphitheatre, a very thin route involving delicate stemming.

It is illegal to walk on the train tracks, but there are plenty of legal ways to avoid walking on these.