Routes in Australia for selected grade

Starts same crack as for Selwyn Slag Heap but vere right at long diagonal crack and continue to top

The original described short route to get on top of crowlands wall. Start at diagonal crack same as Swerv'n Mervin but continue left to top and do not take right diagonal crack. Descend off Crowlands rap chain.

Last arete top of steep gully between Swerv'n Mervin and Yeah Boys. Up easy arete past 3 BR using left wall to bridge if needed. Arete levels off to ledge then large cam to protect final steep 4m to top. Trad placements for belay. Exit left down to Dick Selector rap chain.

Starts 5m L of final pitch of Mood for a Day. Bridge between slabby wall and block that looks like a pigs head. Pull up onto ear then step across into corner crack halfway up Pintle exit pitch. Continue as for Pintle to summit. Is the easy way off if caught in rain

The corner left of the ledge which runs across the cliff low down. It's not certain which corner it is.

1. 12m The crack in the corner to ledge.

2. 37m The crack, rightwards when it forks.

Not a bad route, especially the first 30m or so. Start below the middle of 3 short cracks leading to the big ledge about 9m up.

1. 9m Crack to huge ledge.

2. 27m Step left then up the left-hand of twin cracks to the S-curve. Follow this left and up to belay below the sentry-box of Gawker.

3. 27m Move left and up wide left-sloping crack (a good alternative is to bridge the sentry-box section on Gawker).

Slab on the right hand side...use the arete!

Channel your inner chough as you clear leaf litter from the back of this crack to find great cam placements, and maybe the buried treasure of hexes that fit a bit too perfectly.

Easy beginner trad for learning to place and clean cams, with the odd hex placement. Follow the large crack splitting the wall up to the tree.

Just right of The Prow. The obvious corner. Scramble off L or continue for a further 15m.

Fun little kiddie climb sticking to the left of the Slab. Use double U-bolts set back from the edge.

Can be used as a Abseil

Nice kiddie climb with a good sense of exposure.

Start same as Moss Monster. Once onto middle ledge following the right side of the slab and then curve back to the anchors

For now use the same anchors as Moss Monster and in the future this climb may have it's own anchors

Can be used for Abseiling.

Use any colour.

Use all blues

Sit start. Short very easy arete. Gold... waist high!

Stand-start. Jugs everywhere.

Stand-start.

Stand-start. Move up on jugs.

Next crack over from Route 4. Stand-start with one hand in the crack and mantel.

Sit start at the low edge.

Head up the arete.

The crack before the slab. Eliminate all but the crack. Pretty horrible.

Its a shitty slab all right.

SDS Easy face.

Sit start on marked holds, climb up. A controlled hand slap on the 12th block from the ground is the finish.

Sit start on marked holds, climb up. A controlled hand slap on the 12th block from the ground is the finish.

Beta: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laDa6vdVbSE

SDS - left hand on the sloping jug. Right hand on whatever is comfortable.

SDS - starting on the juggy slot, move directly up and over.

Ultra-low sit start added 15th June, 2021. SDS with both hands on low two-handed block. Rock up on the heel and make some desperate throws for the slots before finishing as the original climb. Fun and probably around V1.

Chimney

Thrutch your way up the chimney at the back of the short, narrow gully, at the left hand end of the wall.

Starts at the base of the diagonal ramp starting at the far right end of the ledge. Takes the ramp clipping the bolt on Bellvuesses and A Bit To The Right and finishing up the later.

Climb the rising seam running from right to left across the face until it finishes then head straight up the slab to large block.

Walk back from the road past the start of Dodgy Curry / Suspect Sushi to the substantially shorter boulder immediately behind.

Sit start just to the left of the crack which goes up off to the right. Straight up.

Hand-wide crack in center of wall

Crack 1m right of Anti-vaxer

So named because a dead lizard was found in the crack.

Climbs in between 'The Overflow' and 'Busting for Relief'. Easy holds to flake, then you can place protection in the crack.

Unlikely to be a FA, but hey, I'll claim it until someone else does.

This climb has been upgraded from 8 to 9 in the 2011 Guide Book "ROCKCLIMBS AROUND MELBOURNE" by Glenn Tempest.

Start around right of "Tree In A Crack" on horizontal crack below "Royal Auto". From here; directly up until joins with "Lara".

The left of the two obvious trenches in the face where the path arrives at the crag.

The right of the two obvious trenches in the face where the path arrives at the crag.

Chimney right of Bitou

Corner uphill from the L end of the slab.

Nice easy face for kids to top rope on north east side of pinnacle. 2BB on top.

North facing slab 40m left of Cressy Gully walls. Obvious crack at left end of slab. crack to DBB.

1m right of Butterface take easy face passed two BR’s

1m right of Measure once face past two BRs.

Chimney at back of block

Crack, then traverse R to upper crack.

Right-hand end of wall is an easy corner, Left facing crack/corner to upper low angled slab and DBB.

Arete 1m left of Just around the corner follow seam and arete to slab above to DBB

Good warmup for "When Children Sleep".

Sit start and climb the beautiful rock. Can be made harder by using the smaller holds. Top out. Enjoy the view. Great first outdoor Bouldering problem.

Hardly newsworthy. Slab at L end of block to R-leading seam, Flake.

Corner crack on L end of block

DBB