Vias em North West Bay River

Follow the three bolts just left of the corner. Traverse left at the horizontal break for 3m and use natural gear (a 0.75 cam is useful). Ascend the wall on lay away holds.

Follow Bitsa for the first 3 bolts and then continue up Dream Time Fox to the grassy ledge past one more bolt to the finger crack and then DBB.

Start in the crack 1m right of Bitsa. Climb the crack/corner for 5m before taking a slightly diagonal leftward line through the overlapping horizontal breaks. Surmount the grassy ledge. Finish up the finger crack/corner.

Stick clip the first bolt. From the ledge directly below the first bolt, traverse left then up layback crack. Hand-traverse back right to the first bolt. Powerful moves take you up to easy ground. Take some wires and #1-3 cams for the top. DBB.

Start 4m Left of Wile E. Coyote. Chin up on the jug to clip the first bolt or stick clip. Funky moves around the bulge lead to easy ground. Power up the sustained headwall and exit to the right. DBB. Take a long draw for the 5th bolt.

Dirty black crack at the right end of the cliff just left of Puppy Love. Best in dry times. Finishes up the flake and blocky arete. Be careful.

Start up Sly dawg until final roof, then step right of arete and up flake crack ( small hand and finger cams) before traversing left above final bolt on SD and up to chains.

Stemming start in short corner climbing face and crossing W.E.C. at half height. Unlikely moves pulling rooflet on the arete . Finish on, or just left of arete - Good fun.

The tiny crack (smaller than small fingers) to the right of Wile E. Coyote. Can be well protected with RPs

The left-facing corner to the right of Puppy Love.

The obvious hand crack. Use the anchor of Stone Age.

Good bolts, badly placed. Take care; serious ground fall potential until you make the second clip.

The left slanting diagonal off-width.

Thin corner then jug on the arete. Use of the slab to the left or finishing up the crack lowers the grade to about 21. DBB.

Start as for Oddle but continue straight up the line via initial hand crack and then some bridging to anchors of Oddle. Some stacked blocks, easily avoided

Well protected exciting moves on big features provides a very enjoyable climbing experience.

Start 1m right of underdog off large block. Follow 4 FHs up wall then traverse left to join underdog

The thin crack with featuring some technical footwork. Upgraded as it's shed some holds since the FA.

Nice climbing up the wall, with laybacks, underclings and a slab to finish. Lower-off.

Scramble up Dog Vomit and clip the first bolt. Follow the groove then break out right onto the wall and face to a lower-off. Crack direct can be climbed at grade 12 on gear but isn't recommended.

You can do this with a direct start. Stays to the left of the bolts for the most part, except where it uses the beautiful flake/wedge midway up.

Solid route, crux at the crack between second and third bolts, more so when it's a bit damp.

Follow the arête, don't be tempted to use the top of the block at the bottom right for feet, don't be tempted to go right half way up. Note - no anchor bolts at the top.

Stick your feet wherever. Go right to the big edge halfway up. Not direct, just fun. Note - no top bolts, set anchors of the rock/tree up top.

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The further most left sport on the cliff.

Start in either the RHS or LHS crack. Good holds to a stance a couple metres below the anchor where a few unlikely but entertaining moves will get you to the DBB.

Starts 2m right of Frayed knot. Follow the hand crack with secure jams to an off width at the top. The gear is fiddly for the first few metres (micro cams may help) but bomber after that.

Follow the bolts to the left of the arete.

Follow the bolts to the right of the arete

Away to the right of the other mystery climbs. A line of u-bolts going up a dark face in a recessed section of the cliff.

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Good edges all the way up, solid final hold. You can lose the use of the top two edges when damp, but these aren't mandatory.

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Has a jug you could dangle for days from, 2/3 the way up. Careful top-out.

Messy climb up the crack, reach top right to finish.

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The ascent/decent corner, really a vE except I can't work out how to rate climbs as letters.

Don't bother with a mat or shoes, just flash it as a warmup. Up jug then mantle and don't get your ass wet.

A three move wonder, will probably need a brush. Finish on the big jug shared with "The Curse of the Black Pinch".

Start on the horn, traverse through 2 finger pocket and up right into Fat Crack.

Low start, varied moves then delicate balancy move to pinch the black horizontal hold.

A couple low start variants, then up to big jug and mantle.

Start on arete jug, traverse left through 6 progressively thinner crimps and up to jug on 'Fat Crack'. Keep your feet above the line of black rock.

Start under roof, through good jug to high side pull and jump off when you hit the grass.

Hard start variant

Start on side pull, reach into rail on roof then traverse left and up and finish up the arete.

Start under the cave, directly up through slopers and mono pocket. Needs more cleaning

Start under roof on side pull, the traverse right on slopers. Slightly harder right to left.

Either sit start or link in from the Traverse, harder than it looks.

Great jugs, chalky feet

Start with the easy jug traverse then link through the slopers, the cavelet, up the arete, then left to the safety of the Fat Crack.