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Up the overhanging arete on jugs and slopers. Perhaps the best V1 of the Frontline!

Start: Sit

Sit start low and move through beautiful slopers to roof and finish up jugs. The best problem in the Balkans?

Tsz Ying Yau

Sit start at the small cave. Move right and up to top.

Sit start, pinch, squeeze and wiggle your way up the knife edge arete.

Mauricio Chino

Up layaway arete.

Straight up knobs just left of the tree branch on top.

Start in the bottom of the little flared crack and go up diagonally left under tree branch.

Up over bulge on big holds.

Start 1m right of 'Point of View' and go straight up.

Sit start at the arete with butt on the ground and hands on the shelf.

There is lots of sitting on your arse for this one! Sit down for the first jug, then up, have a seat for the next move, up again and over … sterling!

Phillip Booth

Start of fin/jug and use crack to gain high edge. Up to finishing jug.

Climb left of the flake

As 'Boogie Knights (Original)', but exiting right of the horn via jugs as on 'Sloper-Dan Milosevic'. Significantly easier finish than the original.

Start: Sit

Mauricio Chino

M5, R6, M6, R7, L3, R4, M4

Nice, juggy warm up.

Phillip Booth

Sit start on the big juggy hole and climb straight up the wall on a series of jugs to a tricky top out. Top out is not too bad if you suss out the top holds before embarking (try not to get caught on the tree when topping out).

Stand start on the ledge. 2 big moves straight up.

Location: The Wiggly Boulder.

Sit-start right of 'Shattering Dreams' matching a big undercling. Slap to the small edge, then mantle to finish. Harder than a lot of other 3's in the area.

Sit start on the low flake and climb straight up to top out. Several ways to work on your hands. Well featured problem and you'll wish it kept going.

Classic. Stand start on small crimp edges, move left into corner and make a committing few moves up to large holds to top out.

Just down the hill below the main boulder of The Eastern Bloc. Start at the back of the cave, head out following the biggest jugs you can find to a mantle. Careful of the cracked footer on the left.

Start: Sit.

Mauricio Chino

Start on pocket and then go up left and top out around ramp.

Start in the back of the cave on the massive jug rail. Make your way to the lip and traverse all the way left using tricky footwork, then head up as for Curtain Call to match on the sharp jug.

This line also has a direct variant that heads straight up from the lip to the crimp rail and finishes as for Encore. This line differs to Grand Opening as you can use the left side of the wall.

Sit start low on a crimp and input edge. Climb the central line up the technical slab to top out over its peak. A classic for the grade!

Start: Original problem on the lefthand side of the wall, starting with a sit-start.

'The Show Must Go On' is a harder version coming in from the bottom right.

Tricky start, eases as you go. From a sit start on the finger jug, climb up the juggy wall.

Up the crack finishing left. Quite a sting in its tail unless you're tall.

Start matched on the ledge on the left side of the wall, and head straight up. Harder if you do the very low undercling move to start.

Sit-Start to the left of the cave entrance and follow the obvious holds along the lip. Finish as for Too Soft. Beta- https://youtu.be/AhPA2D2BDb4

Start on flake then pocket and up to slot and mantle over.

Start: Sit

Eponymous super classic left-to-right traverse under the roof and topping out boulder.

Start on crimps, then go left to the good pocket and up to the top.

Dan Adijans Jimmy

Sit start on the massive juggy pocket and move up passing a bad RH sloper

Traverse right out lip of cave to tough mantle then finish up easy slab.

Oliver Chen

Obvious crag classic!

Sit start on the right side of the cave. Head left via some funkiness to top out up the ramp.

Ainhoa Martinez Sam May

Left of the big crack, on positive edges and pockets. High; bolts on top.

Follow the flake through the rooflet. Cave is out. Watch the topout

Stand start on big undercling on the far left of the roof. Climb rightward to top out on the nice sidepull feature. Tsz Ying Yau

Start on the chalked crack just to the right of the V3. Head straight up.

Sit start on the big jug. Move right via crimps to the rail, then big move to the huecos. Move upward to finish.

One of the best problems of this grade & style. Start at the back wall and pull straight out the roof, passing the big hole, make a long throw and finish MATCHED on the huge jug.

Jordan Maxwell

Mikha Liem

George Li

Sit-start on sloping rail. Trend up and right using slopers and eventually jugs.

Start on jug at bottom left of cave, traverse right then up on thin face holds, before powerful move to gain big finishing jug.

Sit start in slot on the arete.

There's a trick to this one. Up the next set of overlaps.

Again, avoid the chipped foothold.

Sit start low in the chalked break on jugs then into the vertical seam, contort yourself (unless short) then up and slightly left to top out.

BBB

Traverse right to left as for Cruel Sea into the heuco, but then cut out the crux sequence by going straight towards the topout as for Dead Calm. Stay low all the way with the "upper V5 Lip" being out.

Kiu Hei Chu | Phillip Booth | Darien Winarso (No cut beta)

M5, R6, L3, R7, L8, M8

A nice warm up.

Phillip Booth

The left arete. Stand start on opposing side-pulls past a pinch to top out.

Sit start on the curving crack. Move left using pockets and crimps. Traverse into the higher of the two rails and finish as for "The Show Must Go On"

Stand start from the caved-in part of boulder with your body pushing towards the rock.

Start on 2f pocket and rounded crimp then straight up over the sloping bulge. Rightmost climb before the corner.

Stay right of the good crimps out left.

Mauricio Chino

The right arete is a classic that has a sting in the tail. Sit start on the underclings and climb up left past a pocket and into slopey finish.

Sit start and finish on an obvious jug at the arete.

Stand-start using the right leaning crack, head straight-up to finish with a big move to the hold under the roof. One of the classic problems of the area.

Mantle on the slopers and then balance to the top.

Start at the right side V5 and straight up. Heel hooked and feet off the adjacent rock for the full grade. Good warm up for the V4.

The original line. Sit start on jugs in the middle of the wall. Head straight up and mantle out. Classic

Sit start and climb the line up the right side of the wall using the arete and good holds on the face.

It's a crack so try to jam - if you can't jam you can use the holds on either side of the crack.

Hug your way up this overhanging block.

Start: Sit

Phillip Booth | Mauricio Chino

Sit start on the slot.

Start on the right, traverse across on good rails and head halfway across the lip via a cool pocket above the largest part of the lip.

M1, R2, L3, R4, L5, M5, R6, M6 Start low and left with your right in the 3/4 finger pocket and lunge for the first hold. A classic although the start holds are often wet.

Sit start on the jugs on the arete.

Sit start and up on good holds to finish on the jug.

From the elliptical hold in the back of the roof, move left into and finish up 'Bill Smith'.

Phillip Booth

The massive super classic traverse. Start from the common point in the cave. Traverse all the way to the right end. Foot ledge rail is out as per all other problems.

Start: Sit

Marcus Lim

Sit start on lowest jug (same as for 'l'Homme Obu'), then up left to juggy break then straight up.

The layback crack. Layback on its right side or jam it.

Sitstart at the flake, following it up and reach up to the ledge.

Sit start on the blocky horizontal at the edge of the roof. Move up on good holds and veer left on good edges on the face and top out 1-2m right of As the Crow Flies.

RH right-trending crack weakness. Starts on the low jugs and climbs up the weakness to a crux move reaching up for a gaston pocket. Was massively overgraded at V5 for a long time.

Classic line. Traverse the lip of the overhang on the north side of the southern boulder. Sit start on the sand on the left, sit finish (!) on the grass up on the right. Plenty of jugs, do it any way you want. V3 without using feet on the wall.

Sit start on input flakes just right of Bad Call. Move up left to slopey features and up on jugs.

Takes the left-trending weakness of pockets from a sit-start - on the rightside of the big horizontal. Once the big horizontal is gained, keep traversing all the way left to finish at the pocket (the finish of 'Spanking the Monkeybars')

Sit start as per the V1, then head up and left to top out.

You'd better scope out the top of this one first! Up horizontal breaks to lovely rounded holds on top.

Start: Sit

Mauricio Chino

Sit start at base of obvious flake, up flake trending left to top out.

Sit start below “Jabba the promiscuous space slug” on the middle of the rail. Straight up, veering right to finish matched on “Gravel Pit” jug.

Sit start on hidden double undercling jug in roof and up cool scoops to top out above.

Stand start the ledge. Straight up via slopey crimps.

Right of yellow streak and up overhung boulder

The most common start for the Lindfield Traverse is 3. Move left staying low. Move slightly higher at the arete for the second section of the traverse.

Start on good holds on prominent bulge under and to the L of the high ferns.

Start on the big undercling with your feet on the back wall and blast straight up, finishing matched on the huge jug left of the spike. Crafty toe-hooks are the key.

Stephen Rawls

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

Sit start on slopey edge. Make a hard move up left to a slopey edge and continue to top out as for White Destiny. Bring a brush!!

V4 Stand Start, V5 Sit Start

Sit start, out the middle of the roof finishing left over the rounded lip.

Jack Folkes

Right side of the pillar to a high finish on the pebbly jug. Pretty good.

Phillip Booth