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BOOROOMBA
Spatch 25m 18 Start 5m left and down from the start of Incisor just right of the arete, and goes up through two horizontal breaks then up left around the arete to finish more easily up a groove to the belay for Incisor/Indecision. It is well protected with natural gear. Nick Herrald, Oliver Story. Oct 2005
The Valerie Plame Affair 23
The bolts just to the left of Cakes and Ale. Shares the same anchors as for Cakes and Ale. Justin Ryan 2006
LEGGOLAND
Rock in a Sock 20 The blunt arete behind Hog Wall with 2 bolts. Chris Warner, March 08
Never Enough 19 A few metres to the right. Start by stepping off the boulder, then 2 bolts. (Best to abseil down onto the boulder after climbing the other route) Chris Warner, March 08
TOWER ROCKS
Illusionary Lines 23 Takes the blunt arête to the right of Chopper with 2 bolts. Start up the easy slab then move right onto the arete. Andrew Bull, Feb 08
Florescent 22 The line of bolts to the right of Atom Blaster. Andrew Bull, Feb 08
Pass the Kettle 20 Further right again, start by stepping off the boulder. Chris Warner, Feb 08
Chris Fitzgerald On Pass The Kettle 20
Chris Warner also has 2 bolted projects on the left hand end of the main boulder.
THE BELFRY
Return Of The Etrier 30m A4R (M7) Starts 10m left around the corner from the start to Tracy Anne and Crystal Voyager up the obvious razor thin seam runningto the top. The first 10m is fairly overhung using micro cams for thefirst 3m. The crack then closes to accept small to medium beaks and #1lost arrows. Climb through the bulge on more beaks and up the vertical wall on more beaks, pin stacks, fixed heads and a few rp's to a slopey mantle on top. Once through the bulge don’t zipper any gear as you will bounce off the adjacent car sized boulder at one third height. Chris Fitzgerald 1/1/05
SNAKE ROCK
Reptilian 25 The route goes straight up the middle of the wall between Snake-in-the-Grass and Red Belly. Dave McGregor. 25/8/02
Little Cherie 18
Up the nose of the lower left tier. Lionel Meynadier, Justin Ryan 2008
Confict Therapy 22
2m to the left of Little Cherie. Justin Ryan, Lionel Meynadier 2008
Disco Disco 26
The orange arete to the left of Crawlin King Snake. Up arete to the crux pulling over the rooflet. Justin Ryan 2008
BANDITO WALL
Dollars for a Fast Gun 18m 23 Route goes up the weakness on the arete at the far right of wall. Chris Warner, Sep 2004
For a Few Dollars More 18m 23 Up water smoothed rock at left of wall. Chris Warner, Sep 2004
TROJAN WALL
Onamatapea 18 45m Start as for Emu Parade on edge of large undercut overlap. A tricky start gains the slab. Head up the easy unprotected slab for 10m and arrange protection in the roof flake with a long runner. Head up a few metres and follow the right edge of the unprotected arête to the horizontal break at 30m. A 0.5 and 1 cam do the trick here. Traverse right a few metres and use 3 cam for pro around the corner. Jam your way up the undercut slab. Dave Cameron and Hatice Sitki. December 2004
RED ROCKS
A few good sport routes have been put up here.
Ingrid Bergmann 16 10m
This is the easiest route at Red Rocks. It is the first climb at the far left hand end of the crag. Justin Ryan 2007
Milla Jocavich 20 12m
The next climb to the right of Ingrid Bergmann. Trend left up the wall right of the tree. Justin Ryan 2007
Straight Edged Emo 21 18m
A good variation to Carp Attack. Start up Carp Attack and finish up the steep arete on the left to shared chains. Justin Ryan, Adam Robins 2007
Willy Wonka 18 15m The third last climb at the far right hand end of the crag. Start in the same spot as In The End Zone then up and right to the set of chains under the roof. Justin Ryan 2007
HOLLYWOOD
Action Satisfaction 26
The most open handed of the 26's at Hollywood. Situated between The Crack and Weazels Ripped My Flesh. Justin Ryan 2006
BITTANGABEE SEA CLIFFS
Underneath Work 21 10m Undercut start a few metres left of AQPFR. Crank hard and twist lock to small mantle edge. Desperate moves to crimpy edges on back wall. Arrange cams under rooflet flake, undercling and find the hidden flake up high. Cruise to the top. Dave Cameron, Richard Morely. 24 January 2005.
Third Time Looser 18 10m Up edge of the thin central flake. Use 1½ and 2 cams in quartz intrusion at roof for pro. Traverse left to the arête where a hidden thread allows a good rest. Layback up the arête, gear in slots. Dave Cameron. 24 January 2005.
Shits 6:30AM 23 12m Start as TTL. Crank through roof and up slopes to pocket. A jugular popping mantle leads to a good rest. Run it out to top. Dave Cameron. 24 January 2005.
Yorkshire Girls Draw Blood 17 10m 3 m right of NNA at obvious flakes. A tricky start then straight up flakes, great gear, great fun, very rough treatment for the uninitiated. Dave Cameron, Richard Morley. 24 January 2005.
Beez Neez 11 14m South around the corner from Beer Battered Rock is an obvious crack 2m from the arête. A short climb with tricky moves at 4m. Has a nice top out and good protection. Alan Bainbridge, Mal MacDonnell 23 January 2005.
6 Beers before Midnight 11 13m Mals description to go here, problem is he had 6 Beers before Midnight and can’t remember anything. Jug Haul/Crimp/Slap Dynamically/Layback/Mantle/Smear/Scum up the easy/tricky/difficult start, follow the obvious/not so obvious line/seam/slab/crack/flake of jugs/crimps/slopers/heucos to the crux. Finish as start. Mal MacDonnell, Alan Bainbridge. 23 January 2005.
Mark’s Not Dead, he’s just pining for the Fjords 18 10m Start 3m right of the arête, head to right up crack a few metres, trend left slinging lumpy jug. Head left to arête using 1 and 1½ cams for protection. Continue up arête. Dave Cameron, Richard Morley. 23 January 2005.
Orange Ruffy 22 10m Start as for MND. Head straight up from lumpy jug to hidden heuco. Move up and right along thin break then up small pockets to slopey mantle top out. Serious. Dave Cameron, Richard Morley. 24 January 2005.
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