1) Slideshow – F6a
Follow the right side of the corner then stretch right across the wall at the 4th bolt. Mantle onto the ledge and climb easy ground to the anchor.
F.A. Francis Haden, Dahlia Wong, Mun Yee (2017)
2) A Fixed State of Affairs – F6a
The first bolted route in the gully, located on the nose of rock to the right of the obvious corner taken by Ah Lun’s Route.
F.A. Francis Haden, Jonathan Knipper & Donna Kwok (2012)
3) Ah Lun’s Route * F6a+
Climb the obvious crack line on the right hand side of the mouth of the zawn. A stiff route for the grade.
F.A. Ah Lun (1995)
4) YoYo Me (Unknown Australian) F7b+
The blank wall to the left of Ah Lun’s Route has a couple of horizontal breaks splitting it but little else. However, getting between them poses a problem or two.
Bolted by Ah Lun (1995) and climbed by an unknown Australian around 1996/97.
5) Prisoner of War – F6a+
An awkward and uninspiring route up the crack and groove at the left hand side of the wall.
F.A. Ah Lun (1995)
6) New Breed ** F6b
A good, well protected, warm-up route with good rests in-between the main difficulties. Start to the left of Prisoner of War, beneath an overhanging corner at about 5m height. Pull over the starting bulge and force the technical corner above to a lie down rest on the big sloping ledge (bolt runner – long sling). Clip the bolt above and pull into a left facing groove that leads to a rest below the horizontal break. Final moves above gain good holds and the anchor.
F.A. Francis Haden & Donna Kwok (2012)
7) New Moon – F6a
Climb the blocky wall to the left of the previous route. Beware of loose rock.
F.A. Danny Ng and Wong Yee Ping (1992)
8) Full Moon – F6a
A minor variation to the central part of New Moon.
F.A. Danny Ng and Wong Yee Ping (1992)
9) Green Corner – F5
The obvious corner
Equipped: Francis Haden (2012)
Keith Hazelaar on an early ascent of Green Corner (circa. 1974)
10) Green Slab *** F6a
A delightful climb up the slab and arete at the start of the terrace. From the small corner step left onto the slab and climb this, staying as close to the arete as possible.
F.A. Danny Ng and Soloman Lau (1992)