Routes in Southern Tablelands for selected grade

Several rings to lower off. If you want to access 'Sundeck' clip the lower offs and move past them to double U bolts at the base of 'Piccolo Luna'

Start: Start at inviting looking section of slabbiness.

2m right of 'Parents in Pain'. Look for faint blue rectangle painted at head height.

Up to the closed little corner/seam on surprising holds.

This route shares an anchor with "The Gruffalo".

One for the Kiddies Start just left off the corner, up the blunt arete.

Mount a small ledge and move up and left to the first bolt. Follows the crack on the righthand side of the arete for the central third, then nice moves out to the right across the face and up to lower offs.

Juggy start, crux last move.

Up crack to break then up the slab on its right side.

Great little warm up or introduction to slab climbing.

The first climb to be put up at the crag. Start: Under roof on right of the wall. Climb up to cave then out left side. Tend right and up to stance and continue up long slab to anchors. Can go direct to first bolt.

Starting beneath the first bolt of NWO, pull off a few bouldery moves to the first bolt. Direct start for NWO.

Fun trad line up obvious twin cracks

Obvious crack. Right and very close to Bloke Man with shared anchors.

Right to left traverse. Start at Bloke man, from second bolt traverse left all the way across the cliff at same height clipping on each route, finish up Nameless Epic.

Start in the corner, then on good hand holds to the top.

The cracked corner.

Head up the obvious feature.

Up corner, step around arete and to anchors on slab

Sit start on the bottom of the rail moving up, try and use only the rail before moving to the top. Fun if you are waiting for a pad.

A short but sweet little splitter at the left side of the 14 wall, then follow the ramp and flake to the top. Tree & gear belay.

Obvious from the descent gully, this was surely not missed by earlier climbers, but was never described.

Sit start and up. Easy.

Middle of easy slab.

Left side of easy slab.

Nice corner 10m R of Suicidal Dreams. Belay at rings on right (belay 2 of The very Easy Route). Done before, thought to be RRD for many years.

Right side of easy slab.

Original name was identified as being offensive and was changed.

Just a warmup, nothing special. Up through easy moves following the crack to the top, do some laps if you feel like it.

Up over the slab.

Left hand crack. Nice and easy but take care with the exit.

Up the right side of the slab through easier terrain.

Easiest way up second biggest buttress. Two good pitches. Start: Middle of wall on Odyssey Buttress.

1. 30m (crux) Up wall heading left to tree.

2. 15m Layback up.

3. 18m Left of belay, up blocks.

4. 18m Up corner to ledge.

5. 18m Up overhang to op.

Sit start using the rail.

Up laybacking the flake with feet to the right then topout.

Marked start. An excellent climb up the face left of the bushy corner, with slightly tricky protection. Take care to extend gear at the sheoak just below the top to reduce rope drag.

Pick one course of bricks each, for you hands and feet and stick to it, doing laps counter clockwise. Pockets mark the edges. No Top.

Sit start, try to only use the slits, top out.

One of the better ways up the third buttress. Start: Corner-crack right of third buttress.

1. 23m Up corner-crack.

2. 15m Left into corner-crack, up to tree.

3. 23m (crux) Obvious corner.

4. 19m Rightish to crack, up to top.

First climb on the crag. Part of first pitch has fallen down. May need re-grading. Start: Obvious crack in middle of wall.

1. 25m Up to, and around, bulge to top of block.

2. 10m Corner to ledge.

3. 15m To tree.

4. 25m (crux) Obvious crack to ledge.

5. 15m Up as will to top.

Up through easy territory.

Two reasonable slab/wall pitches. Start: Immediately right of Wonga Crack.

1. 45m Up black wall to piton, slightly left to ledge.

2. 45m Up Wonga Crack to rising traverse line - across this.

the large and disappointingly underexposed off-width on the far right end of the platform. use massive chockstones in the back of the crack for the belay anchors and pro for the leader. rap in from a trad belay above for access

Sit start on the jug, up and out to top out

A fully bolted rising traverse with a fixed rope starting as for Wicket for one bolt then heading left along a series of ledges and slabby chimneys. This route is used to access the various belay stances for routes in the centre of Phantom Menace Wall. The rope in the upper half (beyond Attack of the Clones) is old - treat with massive caution!

Standing at 'Pinky Flapper', reach up to the pocket, yawn, check the time, pepper your neighbour's lawn with his clover, then trend slightly left through past some big pockets and wish you were living elsewhere.

Will be reasonable climb when fully cleaned. Start: Corner left of Silvertail.

1. 30m Leftish up corner to below tree, then left into smaller corner-crack, to tree.

2. 35m (crux) Left into crack, to wall, to corner, to slight overhang, to ledge.

3. 10m Up corner.

A proud line striking upwards seven metres above the ground and over a roughly 10 metre, wretched fall with a good chance of a roll down the hill afterward. There are no bolts on this climb, and the first ascensionist requests you keep it that way. The lower crack will take some natural protection, but peters out at around the four metre mark. You may be able to fiddle something in above the shaky flake. There's a shaky flake, by the way. One crux- the little rooflet. Don't go left or right at the rooflet. As it's the pussy variant, you can use the boulder in front to avoid the beginning boulder problem. Pussy. Easy enough to set up a top-rope. Top out.

Start at tree on far left of wall. Up past BR. Requires bolt plates for carrots

Two top pitches compensate for the first. Start: In gully hidden behind large clump of trees.

1. 28m Up left crack to tree, then left.

2. 38m Corner crack immediately above gully.

3. 34m Corner crack then as will to top.

Fun little climb finishing up on some nice juggy holds. Lower off's are set back over the top.

Sit start on the attached flake, lay back using only it then go for the top.

Up crack and then step left on to blocks. Finish at tree.

First pitch is quite good. Start: Left side of third buttress.

1. 25m Up wall and crack.

2. 25m Past loose rock, then wall and slab. 3 and 4. 40m As for Wanderlust OR abseil off.

Flake is superb rock. Start: Corner below obvious flake and tree.

1. 15m (crux) Up to tree.

2. 15m Up flake to top.

A fair corner and crack. Start: Right side of Isolated Buttress.

1. 21m (crux) Up to tree.

2. 19m Crack behind tree.

Sit down, grab the big rail, walk up the boulder. If you just use the slopers it may even be V2.

Sit start and up the easy bloc.

Up through easy and juggy holds.

Another warmup. Sit start.

Enjoyable slab/wall. Start: Thin crack and weakness about 20 metres right of Wonga Crack.

1. 30m Follow line to tree. Either abseil off OR up as will to top.

Up and head right through big holds onto the ledge then up and over on good holds.

Up the easy crack with big jugs to help you out. Hard to fall out of!

Walk up the side.

Sit start.