Routes in Australia for selected grade

Cliimb through roof and slightly right leaning crack line. Decent can be via Cup Cake rap chains.

The true FA reckons its a laugh that the FA details merely reflect who wrote the guidebook.

The quintessential moonarie classic and an absolute must do! Incredible, sustained and engaging climbing on perfect stone. Start through roof then traverse left past a fixed pin, take a deep breath and begin questing up the proud arete for what feels like an eternity. Double ropes essential.

You could make this route more sustained by stepping left at the big horizontal to finish up Metal Storm.

If you're not up to doing the crux first pitch of Grope Session, you could use Metal Storm as a grade 17 approach to the good looking grade 19 second pitch of Grope Session.

Bring a double set of RP's

Square cut arête. Two alternate starts, traversing in from the left or just right of the arête. Up past four spaced bolts and a modicum of gear. Single bolt lower-off or continue easily to top.

Direct line 2m L of Red Dwarf, just R of center of red wall. Finish L of block.

Direct line on red wall 3m L of EOTH. Finish to the L of the summit block.

Up the crack L of the arête for 3m, then around the arête and climb the face near the thin crack. Hard to place wires and cams. Double ropes.

Follows the obvious left trending crack on the face 10m right of Calmer Suture.

Rise up and assume a difficult stance. Once gained, turn hard left and persist despite increasing difficulty. When you’re as left as possible, drive head-on into the inevitable struggle. Enjoy a period of relative calm before the final difficulty creates some internal battles.

Start at Jabba’s feet and ooze through the rolls, reach out to the white fingers on the right of the roof then follow the arête and cracks above.

If you do one route here make it this one! Immortal. Through the middle of the overhanging face with a bit of everything. Sting in the tail at the final seam.

Stellar climbing with an audacious move up the arete to the hanging corner above. Start as per Talon in the chimney then break left to the obvious white jug. Place your gear then head out to the arete. Hidden key placement left of the arete (#3 stopper) in small crack. Immortal.

Up the hand crack, over the heart shaped block, take a breath on the ledge, then launch up the thin seam to the top.

Up the middle of the wall. The difficulties come early on. The first pitch was ended on the large ledge halfway up the wall on the first ascent.

Sit start on the undercling at right side of boulder, head up through a series of slopers and directly through the tree

Sit Start as for Theo's Warm up but head directly up and then right via crimps to a juggy top out.

Sit start on the slots, traverse up and left via more good rails to mantle out.

Sit Start matched in port hole feature. Bust up and left to sloper on large horizontal break spanning the length of the boulder. Follow it left until you meet 2 fat ladies and finish for that.

Move up corner at left end of wall (marked by a bright yellow streak) past a bolt. Continue with caution out right along the first horizontal break where good friends offer protection.

5m left of Contrasts. Follow corner to roof, traverse right (2 bolts).

The left hand line on the wall with a hard start that took some bouldering. Somehow gain the horizontal then up to a poor rest at the base of the vertical crack. Fire up this to step left to an easier finale.

Right of the Matt Adams project and left of the top access flake is an overhanging and mildly flaring crack.

The large crack right of F.O.T.B. Trad gear with chains to finish.

Crank through a tough start then head left at the left-curving slopey arête up the white/orange wall for a cruxey finish. Top out to chains. Robert Brooks CLOSED PROJECT 2016.

Left of Sooky is a left to right leaning diagonal, follow this to the roof, traverse left a few meters under the roof to better holds, then over the bulge to a hands free rest. Continue up the short wall past a bolt to the chains to finish.

The face and arête right of I.G.T.B.F.

If you get too close it bites. Mike strained hard on this climb that the following day he woke up with hemorrhoids! 5 metres right of the corner is an overhanging rightward leaning crack.

Another tester, though this one has less holds and less angle. Pad up the centre of the little black wall across the gully left of Slippery Shlong. Soloed on FFA.

The steep problem arête at the left end of this wall. Soloed on FFA.

From the main entrance of the cave turn right and down one step. Start matched on the very low good jug. Follow the overhang up to pockets and top out on good holds up and right through the small opening. Stay clear of the low block.

Under the overhanging 45° arête, sit start with RH large pinch and LH small crimp (on face). Slap up to a sloper and climb the arête to top out on good holds.

Stand start with two hands on the big sloper and work directly upwards.

Sit start under shelf with 2 large edges, climb the black and orange slopey rails to the top.

Climb Wet Eye Spry to the top of its runnel, then traverse right into Col Charisma and top out.

An old Colin Reece top rope conquest. Stand start in the runnel right of W.E.S., gain a slopey rail, then step right around the slight bulge to top out.

A voyage up (most) of the steep S face passing two bolts (not placed by me!)

The strenuous diagonal crack 3m from the L end of the wall. (This sounds like a free ascent of the previous route, possibly before the bolts.)

Much tried in '76. Several metres L of G a diagonal line leads to a roof-capped slab. Go to it.

Much tried in '76. Several metres left of G a diagonal line leads to a roof-capped slab.Go to it.

This was assumed to be a different climb when first attempted by Wimbush & Garrett, with the description below given: Airtime likely on this one. Start at the scoops marked with GA at the bottom and follow the overhanging flake and corner up to the roof and then traverse right to top out. Take some micro cams to protect the traverse.

Begin L of the graffiti and a few metres R of M. Dash up the overhanging wall R of the shallow rib following bolts. Over the nose to an easier finish.