Nodes em Lower Tier Left Side

Lower cliff line on the far left (and Separated from the Lower Tier RHS).

Wide corner on left side of bushy alcove a few metres right of where the old pad straight up from Waterworks Track reaches the cliff.

Start at the arete 2 metres left of "GT Stripe"

1. 10m (16) 'Arete' then wall, exiting left of a large boulder onto large ledge.

2. 15m (12) Up the right edge of the main face.

Start just left of where the old track meets the cliff and just right of an empty bolt hole.

Follow a corner crack through a roof then a face from a terrace.

Start: The next gully to the left has two corners on the right side. The right-hand, short corner.

Climb the corner and finish straight up the wall. A variant finish at the same grade is to move left into the left-leading diagonal.

A lovely climb.

The elegant sloping corner just left of Sweet Thursday.

A classy arete but fiddling in the protection is scary.

Start as for Sundae.

Up Sundae for 8 metres and move out left to the arete and up.

Start at a tree at the base of the left wall of the Sundae gully.

Climb the wall for 10 metres then move up left to a large ledge. Climb the arete on the right.

Amusing start and a good continuation

Start 10 metres left of the Sundae gully at an undercut corner.

Pull into corner and up it and easy chimney.

Start a few metres left of Copybook, just left of the centre of the wall.

Climb the wall until just below the left edge of the big roof. The arete on the left to an exciting finish.

Start is difficult to protect.

Start at round arete just left of No Name Country.

Up arete to a ledge. Continue up the wall, keeping left of the arete.

Climb seams 2 metres left of the start of Bushwalking In The Gramps past a poor pin (probably not necessary)

Start at orange corner 15 metres left of Bushwalking In The Gramps.

Corner to roof and move right to easy ground

A fine climb spoiled by a silly crux.

Start at orange corner as for District Nursing Service.

Corner to roof and traverse left below the roof to a small ledge. Either move into the gully or use as many cheating stones as necessary to continue up the wall.

Geoff was pointed at this to keep him away from STD Wall.

Thin technical seam up the overhung wall at the left end of the crag. Might be more popular if the crappy fixed wire was replaced with a bolt.