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<header
        access="The Adamsfield cliffs are situated at Grid Reference 715430 on the Wedge 1:100 000 map at the northern end of the Ragged Range, about 35 km past Maydena. Once you have driven past Maydena, continue into the National Park along the Gordon River road, driving past the Scotts peak dam turn off (Frodshams Pass). About 5 km on from here, the road will be heading downhill. After passing several minor offshoots, a sign indicates &quot;Clear Hill Road&quot;, follow this.  Turn right down the road and drive for 16 km (from the Gordon Road) until a large boulder sticks out on the right, nearly overhanging the road (this is the climb Roadkill!). If you haven't been here before look out for this boulder as it is easy to miss and is the best way to locate the area. A top-rope problem also exists on this boulder and is about grade 17. Only 50 metres on from this it is possible to park on the left, opposite a slimy looking bank. Walk up this bank with a little difficulty, then head up to the right through bracken and bushes for about 100 metres to the large boulder. This boulder is known as The High Wire.  Also of note is the great swimming hole about 3 km past the High Wire. It lies about 50m downhill of the bridge. There is a good flat camping area at the base of the hill about 2km past the car park. &lt;br/>N&gt;N.B. The gate on Clear Hill Road isn't always open - it depends on forestry operations, bushfires and burn offs. Check with Forestry before driving all the way out there - it could save a lot of angst."
        acknowledgement="Edited by Sam Edwards &amp; Roger Parkyn (after previous work by Rob Williams), originally published in Craglets."
        history=""
        intro="The rock at Adamsfield makes for a complete change from climbing on dolerite; being short, pocketed and very steep. There is more steep rock here than any other developed climbing area in the state. It's all bolt protected too, so you can leave your rack at home. The spectacular surroundings add to the charm of the place (although the area's high rainfall does tend to make it a summer crag). The rock is conglomerate and a little loose at times, but after cleaning, some excellent routes emerge.  People considering putting up new routes at this crag should respect its established ethics and tradition. Do not use either &quot;natural&quot; equipment or bolts that require key-hole hangers as nobody will be bringing them here.  Adamsfield has little to offer in the way of good easy routes, and as such could hardly be recomended as a good beginner crag. To get the most out of this place you will want to be climbing 23 and up, although there are probably enough easy routes for a couple of trips. The rock is really sharp here too and takes some getting used to."
        name="Adamsfield" new="false"
        rock="Short, steep, pocketed conglomerate. Tends to be sharp."
        sun="Mixed sun and shade" walk="1 - 15 min" id="1"/>








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        new="false" noPrint="false" src="adamsfield map.png"
        widthwidth="" id="2"/><text class="heading2" id="3">Roadkill Boulder</text><climb
        extra="Þ" grade="22" length="10m" name="Roadkill" newnumber="false"
        number stars="" starsid="4"
        value="You can't get easier access than this. The arete that overhangs the road.  fa="Sam Edwards, Dec 951995.">You can't get easier access than this. The arête that overhangs the road. Sam Edwards, Dec 95.
</climb>
<text
        class="heading2class="heading2" id="5">The High Wire</text><text
        class="text" id="6">The lower side of the High Wire, which is up to 17m high, overhangs at up to 45 degrees like a colossal wave.</text>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="30+" length="15m" name="Project" new="false"
        number="" stars=""
        value="The first route you come to, Incredibly thin. id="7">The first route you come to, incredibly thin.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="24/26" length="15m" name="The Great Houdini"
        new="false" number="" stars="**"
        value="The awesomely steep black crack on the lower side of the High Wire. Direct finish, with three extra bolts puts the grade up to 26. id="8" fa="Evan Peacock, Nov 941994.">The awesomely steep black crack on the lower side of the High Wire. Direct finish, with three extra bolts puts the grade up to 26. Evan Peacock, Nov 94.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="29" length="15m" name="Magic Potion"
        new="false" number="" stars="***"
        value="The very overhanging wall.  id="9" fa="Sam Edwards, Feb 1998.">The very overhanging wall.  Sam Edwards, Feb 1998.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="3B3Þ" grade="23" length="10m" name="Dragging the Chain"
        new number="false" numberstars="" starsid="10"
 fa="Evan Peacock,      value="ThisFeb 1994.">This climb starts off the large sissy pile of homo stones to reach large jugs. Continue up past 3 U anchors. Lower off top bolt An enjoyable climb. Evan Peacock, Feb 94.">This climb starts off the large sissy pile of homo stones to reach large jugs. Continue up past 3 U anchors. Lower off top bolt An enjoyable climb. Evan Peacock, Feb 94.
</climb>
<climb
       </climb>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="24" length="15m" name="Lithe &amp; Svelty" number="" stars="" id="11" fa="Evan Peacock, Mar 1994.">Starts about 3m left of Materialisation of a Psychotics Dream. Another stick clip start. Climb the initial tricky moves and then crank to the top. Either top out (lichenous with a ground fall potential) or lower off the top bolt. Needs rebolting. </climb>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="2422" length="15m10m" name="LitheMaterialisation &amp; Svelty"
        new="false" numberof a Psychotics Dream" number="" stars="" starsid="12"
 fa="Rob Williams, Feb 1994.">A few metres  value="Starts about 3m leftright of this is another line of MaterialisationU ofanchors. aStart Psychoticsat Dream.the Anotherbase stickof clipthis start.steepening Climbslab, theface initialclimbing trickyup movesthe andleft thenhand crankside toof the topU anchors. EitherTend topright outat (lichenousthe withtop ato groundreach fallthe potential)rap oranchors lowerabove offBitter theTwisted top boltSoul. Needs rebolting. Evan Peacock, Mar 94.">Starts about 3m left of Materialisation of a Psychotics Dream. Another stick clip start. Climb the initial tricky moves and then crank to the top. Either top out (lichenous with a ground fall potential) or lower off the top bolt. Needs rebolting. Evan Peacock, Mar 94.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="22</climb>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="23" length="10m" name="Bitter Twisted Soul" number="" stars="" id="13" fa="Rob Williams, Feb 1994.">Starting about three metres right of Materialisation, climb up the very thin slab and face. Rap anchor exists at the top of this climb. </climb>
<climb extra="3Þ" grade="18" length="10m"
        name="Materialisation of a Psychotics DreamElvira Maddigan" newnumber="false"
        number stars="" starsid="14"
 fa="Simon Ozolins, Jan 1994.">Climbs the slab to value="A few metres the right of thisBitter isTwisted anotherSoul linepast of3 U anchors. Start Move left to finish at the baseshared ofrap this steepening slab, face climbing up the left hand side of the U anchors. Tend right at the top to reach the rap anchors above Bitter Twisted Soul. Rob Williams, Feb 94.">A few metres right of this is another line of U anchors. Start at the base of this steepening slab, face climbing up the left hand side of the U anchors. Tend right at the top to reach the rap anchors above Bitter Twisted Soul. Rob Williams, Feb 94.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="23station. </climb>
<climb extra="" grade="15" length="10m" name="Mr Kite" number="" stars="" id="15" fa="Hamish Jackson, Feb 1994.">Climbs the slab 2 metres to the right of Elvira. Although this was a solo first ascent, anybody wishing to place a bolt or two to protect it is welcome (yeah, right). </climb>
<climb extra="" grade="14" length="10m" name="Mrs Kite" stars="" id="16" fa="Hamish Jackson, Feb 1994.">Very close to the right of Mr Kite is another solo climb of lesser quality. </climb>
<climb extra="2Þ" grade="24" length="10m" name="BitterCaught TwistedIn SoulDisaster"
        new number="false" numberstars="" starsid="17"
 fa="Evan Peacock,      value="Starting about three metresMar 1994.">Start 15m right of Materialisation,Elvira climbon upthe theNorth veryface thinof slabthe andHigh faceWire. RapClimb anchorpast existstwo atU-anchors theafter topstick ofclipping thisthe climbfirst. RobUse Williams,double Feb 94.">Starting about three metres right of Materialisation, climb up the very thin slab and face. Rap anchor exists at the top of this climb. Rob Williams, Feb 94.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="3B" grade="18" length="10m" name="Elvira Maddigan"
        new="false" number="" stars=""
        value="Climbs the slab to the right of Bitter Twisted Soul past 3 U anchors. Move left to finish at the shared rap station. Simon Ozolins, Jan 94.">Climbs the slabropes to avoid an embarrassing crater. No rap anchors. </climb>
<text class="heading2" id="18">Rock With a View
</text>
<text class="text" id="19">This boulder is 30 m uphill from The High Wire. Keep walking! These climbs define the word poxy. TR bolts on top.  Easy acess to top, up arete above van sized boulder.
</text>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="21" length="" name="Drill to Thrill" number="" stars="" id="20" fa="Garry Phillips, Apr 1996.">Climb the overhanging arête. Climb to the right of Bitterthe Twistedbolts Soul(I pastclipped 3 U anchors. Move left to finish at the shared rap station. Simon Ozolins, Jan 94.
some of the ones on Tight Rope too, Ed.). </climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="1523" length="10m" name="MrTight Rope KiteWalker" newnumber="false"
        number stars=""
        stars id="21">Climbs the slab 2 metres to thefa="Grant Rowbottom solo Sep 1996.">Start 1m right of Elvira.Drill Althoughpast thisthree wasbolts ato solofinish firstas ascent,for anybodyDrill. wishingHardly toan placeindependent a"line" boltas oronly twoabout toone protectbody itlength isof welcome (yeah, right). Hamish Jackson, Feb 94.
</different climbing. </climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="1420" length="10m" name="MrsLady Kite"
of the      Lake" number="" stars="">Very close to the right of Mr Kite is another solo climb of lesser quality. Hamish Jackson, Feb 94.
id="22" fa="Garry Phillips, Mar 1994.">Climbs through the initially steep ground past one bolt then to the top. </climb>
<climb
        extra="2B" extra="Þ" grade="2420" length="10m" name="Caught In Disaster"
        new="false" numberThe Path-finder" number="" stars="" starsid="23"
 fa="Sam Edwards, Mar 1994.">This climb is  value="Start 15mto the right of ElviraLady onOf theThe NorthLake faceand ofalso thehas Higha Wire.steep Climbbeginning past(one two U-anchors after stick clipping the first. Use double ropes to avoid an embarrassing crater. No rap anchors. Evan Peacock, Mar 94.">Start 15m right of Elvira on the North face of the High Wire. Climb past two U-anchors after stick clipping the first. Use double ropes to avoid an embarrassing crater. No rap anchors. Evan Peacock, Mar 94.
</climb>
<text
        class="heading2">Rock With a View
</text>
<text
        class="text">This boulder is 30 m uphill from The High Wire. Keep walking! These climbs define the word poxy. TR bolts on top.  Easy acess to top, up arete above van sized boulder.
</text>
<climb
        bolt) followed by an easier, unprotected slab. </climb>
<climb extra="" grade="15" length="" name="Jester" number="" stars="" id="24" fa="Jon Tiller, Mar 1994.">Start just to the left of the smaller boulder that rests against the Rock With A View. Climb up the face with  natural protection. </climb>
<climb extra="" grade="19" length="8m" name="Freak Show" stars="" id="25" fa="Jon Tiller, Phil Schwan, Oct 1996.">Left of Cool Chicks. Top-roped but not yet bolted. </climb>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="16" length="8m" name="Cool Chicks at Home" number="" stars="" id="26" fa="Jon Tiller, Phil Schwan, Oct 1996.">On the opposite end of the boulder to Drill to Thrill is a vertical wall; start at its righthand end. Three bolts to chain. </climb>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="2120" length="5m" name="Drill to ThrillTweaky"
        new number="false" numberstars="" starsid="27"
 fa="Richard Cockerill, 1997.">Five metres    value="Climbright, around the overhangingcorner, arete.and Climbunder toa thefallen righttree, offrom theCool boltsChicks. (I clippedClimb someright of the bolt onestwo onthirds Tightup Ropethe too,curving Ed.). Garry Phillips, Apr 96.">Climb the overhanging arête. Climb to the rightface. </climb>
<text class="heading2" id="28">Pyramid Rock</text><text class="text" id="29">Pyramid Rock is the largest boulder at the top of the boltshill (Iabout clipped10 someminutes ofdirectly the ones on Tight Rope too, Ed.). Garry Phillips, Apr 96.
</climb>
<climb
       uphill from The High Wire.. Follow track until hill flattens out and the following two climbs are reached.  The other routes are on the other side of the boulder.
</text>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="2320" length="10m" name="TightSteel Ropeand WalkerStone"
        new number="false" numberstars="*" starsid="30"
        value fa="StartSam 1mEdwards, right of Drill past three bolts to finish as for Drill. Hardly an independent &quot;line&quot; as only about one body length of different climbing. Grant Rowbottom solo. Sep 96.">Start 1m right of Drill past three bolts to finish as for Drill. Hardly an independent &quot;line&quot; as only about one body length of different climbing. Grant Rowbottom solo. Sep 96.
</climb>
<climb
       Dec 1995.">Tackles the pocketed overhanging wall on the left side of the boulder (as viewed when standing on the lake side of the boulder). Two bolts and lower off biner. </climb>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="20" length="10m" name="County Toad" number="" stars="" id="31" fa="Sam Edwards, Feb 1996.">The wall 2m right of Steel and Stone, to the same rap anchors. </climb><climb extra="" grade="" length=" " name="Project" number="" stars="" id="32"/>

<climb extra="Þ" grade="2025" length="13m" name="LadyThe ofJealous the LakeJellyfish"
        new number="false" numberstars="" starsid="33"
 fa="Grant Rowbottom Mar 1997.">Start up Soft then value="Climbs through the initially steep ground past one bolt then to the top. Garry Phillips, Mar 94.">Climbs through the initially steep ground past one bolt then to the top. Garry Phillips, Mar 94.
</climb>
<climb
       go left and up. </climb>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="2022" length="13m" name="The Juggling Path-finderJunkie"
        new number="false" numberstars="" starsid="34"
 fa="G. Rowbottom, Mar 1997.">Starts up Soft but value="This climb is to the right of Lady Of The Lake and also has a steep beginning (one bolt) followed by an easier, unprotected slab. Sam Edwards, Mar 94.">This climb is to the right of Lady Of The Lake and also has a steep beginning (one bolt) followed by an easier, unprotected slab. Sam Edwards, Mar 94.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="" grade="15" length="" name="Jester" new="false"
        number=""
        stars="">Start just to the left of the smaller boulder that rests against the Rock With A View. Climb up the face with  natural protection . Jon Tiller, Mar 94.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="" grade="19" length="8m" name="Freak Show"
        stars="">Left of Cool Chicks. Top-roped but not yet bolted. Jon Tiller, Phil Schwan, Oct 96.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="16" length="8m" name="Cool Chicks at Home"
        new="false" number="" stars=""
        value="On the opposite endclimbs directly through the headwall. </climb>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="22" length="12m" name="Soft" number="" stars="**" id="35" fa="Roger Parkyn, Jan 1997.">Starts about 10m left of Attack. Go up then rightwards through the overlap. </climb>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="25" length="16m" name="The Juggling Acrobat" number="" stars="*" id="36" fa="Grant Rowbottom, Dec 1995.">Climb Alcoholic Acrobat to roof, traverse left and finish up Juggling Junkie. </climb>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="24" length="12m" name="The Alcoholic Acrobat" number="" stars="*" id="37" fa="Grant Rowbottom, Dec 1995.">Tackles an overhang, joining Attack higher up. </climb>
<climb extra="4Þ" grade="21" length="12m" name="Attack of the Deranged Mutant Killer Monster" number="" stars="**" id="38" fa="Sam Edwards, Dec 1995.">An enjoyable climb up the overhanging arête on the opposite side of the boulder to Drill to Thrill is Steel And Stone. Four bolts and a verticalrap wall; start at its righthand end. Three bolts to chain. Jon Tiller, Phil Schwan, Oct 96.">On the opposite endstation. </climb>
<text class="text" id="39">The next few routes are on a boulder opposite Attack of the boulderDeranged toMutant DrillKiller toMonster Thrill(about isten ametres verticalaway) wall;which starthas ata itslarge righthandeucalypt end.in Threefront boltsof to chain. Jon Tiller, Phil Schwan, Oct 96.it.
</climb>text>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="2019" length="5m" name="TweakyShe's Lump" newnumber="false"
        number stars="" starsid="40"
 fa="Evan Peacock, May 1996.">Takes the left hand value="Five metres right, aroundside of the corner,line andof underbolts a(two fallenbrackets tree,with fromU Coolrap Chicks.anchors) in Climb rightfront of the bolttree. twoStick thirds upclip the curvingfirst facebolt.  Richard Cockerill, 1997.">Five metres right, around the corner, and under a fallen tree, from Cool Chicks.  Climb right</climb>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="17" length="" name="Millions of Pieces" number="" stars="" id="41" fa="Evan Peacock, May 1996.">The right hand side of the boltShe's two thirds up the curving face.  Richard Cockerill, 1997.
Lump bolts. </climb>
<text
        class="heading2">Pyramid Rock</text><text
        class="text">Pyramid Rock is the largest boulder at the top of the hill about 10 minutes directly uphill from The High Wire.. Follow track until hill flattens out and the following two climbs are reached.  The other routes are on the other side of the boulder.
</text>
<climb
        <climb extra="Þ" grade="19" length="" name="Doon Buggy" number="" stars="" id="42" fa="Steve Ford, May 1996.">Starts on the right hand side of the wall and traverses leftwards to finish up She's Lump/Millions. </climb>
<text class="heading2" id="43">The Bear Pit</text><text class="text" id="44">The Bear Pit is the 130 degree wall situated about 20m past Pyramid Rock (follow blue tapes). </text>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="2024/25" length="10m12m" name="Morjabia"Steel and Stone"
        new="false" number="" stars="*"
        value="Tackles the pocketed overhanging wall on the left side of the boulder (as viewed when standing on the lake side of the boulder). Two bolts and lower off biner. Sam Edwards, Dec 95.">Tackles the pocketed overhanging wall on the left side of the boulder (as viewed when standing on the lake side of the boulder). Two bolts and lower off biner. Sam Edwards, Dec 95.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="20" length="10m" name="County Toad" new="false"
        number="" stars=""
        value="The wall 2m right of Steel and Stone, to the same rap anchors. Sam Edwards, Feb 96.">The wall 2m right of Steel and Stone, to the same rap anchors. Sam Edwards, Feb 96.
</climb><climb
        extra="" grade="" length=" " name="Project" new="false"
        number="" stars=""/>

<climb extra="Þ" grade="25" length="13m"
        name="The Jealous Jellyfish" new="false" number="" stars=""
        value="Start up Soft then go left and up. Grant Rowbottom Mar. 97.">Start up Soft then go left and up. Grant Rowbottom Mar. 97.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="22" length="13m" name="The Juggling Junkie"
        new="false" number="" stars=""
        value="Starts up Soft but climbs directly through the headwall. G. Rowbottom, Mar. 97.">Starts up Soft but climbs directly through the headwall. G. Rowbottom, Mar. 97.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="22" length="12m" name="Soft" new="false"
        number="" stars="**"
        value="Starts about 10m left of Attack. Go up then rightwards through the overlap. Roger Parkyn, Jan 97.">Starts about 10m left of Attack. Go up then rightwards through the overlap. Roger Parkyn, Jan 97.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="25" length="16m" name="The Juggling Acrobat"
        new="false" number="" stars="*"
        value="Climb Alcoholic Acrobat to roof, traverse left and finish up Juggling Junkie. Grant Rowbottom, Dec. 95.">Climb Alcoholic Acrobat to roof, traverse left and finish up Juggling Junkie. Grant Rowbottom, Dec. 95.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="24" length="12m" name="The Alcoholic Acrobat"
        new="false" number="" stars="*"
        value="Tackles an overhang, joining Attack higher up. Grant Rowbottom, Dec 95.">Tackles an overhang, joining Attack higher up. Grant Rowbottom, Dec 95.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="4B" grade="21" length="12m"
        name="Attack of the Deranged Mutant Killer Monster" new="false"
        number="" stars="**"
        value="An enjoyable climb up the overhanging arete on the opposite side of the boulder to Steel And Stone. Four bolts and a rap station. Sam Edwards, Dec 95.">An enjoyable climb up the overhanging arête on the opposite side of the boulder to Steel And Stone. Four bolts and a rap station. Sam Edwards, Dec 95.
</climb>
<text
        class="text">The next few routes are on a boulder opposite Attack of the Deranged Mutant Killer Monster (about ten metres away) which has a large eucalypt in front of it.
</text>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="19" length="" name="She's Lump" new="false"
        number="" stars=""
        value="Takes the left hand side of the line of bolts (two brackets with U rap anchors) in front of the tree. Stick clip the first bolt. Evan Peacock, May 96.">Takes the left hand side of the line of bolts (two brackets with U rap anchors) in front of the tree. Stick clip the first bolt. Evan Peacock, May 96.</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="17" length="" name="Millions of Pieces"
        new="false" number="" stars=""
        value="The right hand side of the She's Lump bolts. Evan Peacock, May 96.">The right hand side of the She's Lump bolts. Evan Peacock, May 96.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="19" length="" name="Doon Buggy" new="false"
        number="" stars=""
        value="Starts on the right hand side of the wall and traverses leftwards to finish up She's Lump/Millions. Steve Ford, May 96.">Starts on the right hand side of the wall and traverses leftwards to finish up She's Lump/Millions. Steve Ford, May 96.
</climb>
<text
        class="heading2">The Bear Pit</text><text
        class="text">The Bear Pit is the 130 degree wall situated about 20m past Pyramid Rock (follow blue tapes). </text>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="24/25" length="12m" name="Morjabia" new="false"
        number="" stars="*"
        value="Steep juggy climbing at the left end of the wall. Evan Peacock Jan 97.">Steep juggy climbing at the left end of the wall. Evan Peacock Jan 97.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="25" length="15m"
        name="The Mike Tyson vs Macaulay Culkin Fight" new="false"
        number="" stars="*"
        value="The line of Metolius hangers up the centre of the wall. Sam Edwards, Jan 97.">The line of Metolius hangers up the centre of the wall. Sam Edwards, Jan 97.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="25" length="12m" name="Temper Tantrum"
        new="false" number="" stars=""
        value="Up to chain.  Grant Rowbottom, 98">Up to chain.  Grant Rowbottom, 98
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="23/24" length="10m" name="Get A Grip"
        new="false" number="" stars="*"
        value="Follow the huge buckets and Petzl hangers up the right arete. Sam Edwards, Jan 97.">Follow the huge buckets and Petzl hangers up the right arete. Sam Edwards, Jan 97.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="22" length="19m"
        name="Couldn&amp;apos;t Bear to Wait" new="false" number=""
        stars=""
        value="The nearly vertical (ie less overhanging) wall right of the main pit. Three anchors. Evan Peacock Jan 97.">The nearly vertical (ie less overhanging) wall right of the main pit. Three anchors. Evan Peacock Jan 97.
</climb>
<text
        class="text">Also of mention are linkups.  Start Temper Tantrum to finish Morjabia.   Start Morjabia to finish Temper Tantrum
</text>
<text
        class="heading2">Phatphuck Rock</text>
<text
        class="text">Phatphuck Rock (named after a Thai desert) is a square looking boulder about 50m below Pyramid Rock. It has an orange and white overhanging lower face which can be seen when coming up the track (the route are on the opposite side of the boulder to this). </text><climb
        number="" stars="*" id="45" fa="Evan Peacock Jan 1997.">Steep juggy climbing at the left end of the wall. </climb>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="25" length="15m" name="The Mike Tyson vs Macaulay Culkin Fight" number="" stars="*" id="46" fa="Sam Edwards, Jan 1997.">The line of Metolius hangers up the centre of the wall. </climb>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="25" length="12m" name="Temper Tantrum" number="" stars="" id="47" fa="Grant Rowbottom, 98">Up to chain. </climb>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="1423/24" length="8m10m" name="LifeGet is a Chocolate Cake"
        new="false"A Grip" number="" stars="*"
        value="Follow the line of bolts and rap off the top of the boulder. Consistently steep. Jon Tiller, Sep 96 id="48" fa="Sam Edwards, Jan 1997.">Follow the linehuge of boltsbuckets and rapPetzl offhangers theup top of the boulder. Consistently steep. Jon Tiller, Sep 96.
right arete. </climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="15" length="4m" name="Battle of the Bulge"
        new="false" number="" stars=""
        value="Lies on an arete on the uphill side of the boulder. Clip the bolt and pull over the bulge to the top. Phil Schwan, Sep 96.">Lies on an arête on the uphill side of the boulder. Clip the bolt and pull over the bulge to the top. Phil Schwan, Sep 96.
</climb>
<text
        class="heading2">The Trapeze</text><text
        class="text">The Trapeze offers some of the best roof climbing in the state. To get to the boulder walk about two thirds of the way up the hill from the High Wire (as for the Pyramid) and then head left for about 200m.
</text>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="26" length="20m" name="The Velocity Vampire"
        new="false" number="" stars=""
        value="Start on extreme left.  Cross through roof perpendicular to other routes to finish up Redback Fever.  Sam Edwards 98">Start on extreme left.  Cross through roof perpendicular to other routes to finish up Redback Fever.  Sam Edwards 98
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="22" length="19m" name="Couldn't Bear to Wait" number="" stars="" id="49" fa="Evan Peacock Jan 1997.">The nearly vertical (ie less overhanging) wall right of the main pit. Three anchors. </climb>
<text class="text" id="50">Also of mention are linkups.  Start Temper Tantrum to finish Morjabia.   Start Morjabia to finish Temper Tantrum
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<text class="heading2" id="51">Phatphuck Rock</text>
<text class="text" id="52">Phatphuck Rock (named after a Thai desert) is a square looking boulder about 50m below Pyramid Rock. It has an orange and white overhanging lower face which can be seen when coming up the track (the route are on the opposite side of the boulder to this). </text><climb extra="Þ" grade="14" length="8m" name="Life is a Chocolate Cake" number="" stars="" id="53" fa="Jon Tiller, Sep 1996.">Follow the line of bolts and rap off the top of the boulder. Consistently steep. </climb>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="15" length="4m" name="Battle of the Bulge" number="" stars="" id="54" fa="Phil Schwan, Sep 1996.">Lies on an arête on the uphill side of the boulder. Clip the bolt and pull over the bulge to the top. </climb>
<text class="heading2" id="55">The Trapeze</text><text class="text" id="56">The Trapeze offers some of the best roof climbing in the state. To get to the boulder walk about two thirds of the way up the hill from the High Wire (as for the Pyramid) and then head left for about 200m.
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<climb extra="Þ" grade="2526" length="20m" name="The Aerial Ballet"
        new="false" Velocity Vampire" number="" stars=""
        value="Tackles the pocketed roof 5m left of Redback Fever. Sam Edwards, Jan 97.">Tackles the pocketed roof 5m left of Redback Fever. Sam Edwards, Jan 97.
id="57" fa="Sam Edwards 1998">Start on extreme left.  Cross through roof perpendicular to other routes to finish up Redback Fever. </climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="2725" length="20m" name="Forearm Flameout"
        new="falseThe Aerial Ballet" number="" stars="***"
        value="Roof climbing in a similar vein to its companions to the left and right. id="58" fa="Sam Edwards, Jan 971997.">Roof>Tackles climbingthe inpocketed aroof similar5m veinleft toof its companions to the left and right. Sam Edwards, 97.
Redback Fever. </climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="2627" length="20m" name="RedbackForearm FeverFlameout"
        new="false" number="" stars="***"
        value="An amazing climb. Follow the pockets through the biggest part of the roof. id="59" fa="Sam Edwards, Feb 961997.">An>Roof amazingclimbing climb.in Followa thesimilar pocketsvein throughto theits biggestcompanions part ofto the roof. Sam Edwards, Feb 96.
left and right. </climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="2426" length="20m" name="Circus Oz" new="false"
        Redback Fever" number="" stars="***"
        value="Follows the broken weakness up to the roof and then follows a flake rightwards before heading up again (if you're a bit soft, like me, it is recommended to put draws on the top bolts; they're hard to see and clip when you're pumped silly, Ed.). id="60" fa="Sam Edwards, Feb 1996.">An amazing climb. Follow the pockets through the biggest part of the roof. </climb>
<climb extra="Þ" grade="24" length="20m" name="Circus Oz" number="" stars="**" id="61" fa="Evan Peacock, Nov 941994.">Follows the broken weakness up to the roof and then follows a flake rightwards before heading up again (if you're a bit soft, like me, it is recommended to put draws on the top bolts; they're hard to see and clip when you're pumped silly, Ed.). Evan Peacock, Nov 94.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="20" length="15m" name="The Clown" new="false"
        number="" stars=""
        value="A fun climb up the steep face 2m right of Circus Oz. Five bolts and a rap station.  extra="Þ" grade="20" length="15m" name="The Clown" number="" stars="" id="62" fa="Steve Cameron, Jan 971997.">A fun climb up the steep face 2m right of Circus Oz. Five bolts and a rap station. Steve Cameron, Jan 97.
</climb><text
        class="heading2" new="false"
        value="The Rage Cage. Five bolts and a rap station. </climb><text class="heading2" id="63">The Rage Cage</text><climb extra="Þ"
        grade="31" length="" name="Roid Rage" newnumber="false" numberstars="*"
        stars id="*64" valuefa="FA Sam Edwards.">FA Sam Edwards.<></climb>
<text
        class="heading2" id="65">The Magic Mushroom</text><text
        class="text" id="66">The Magic Mushroom is about 10 minutes walk from the Bear Pit.   Follow vague track down through scruby slope then up left along ridgeline.   Not very clearly marked.
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<climb extra="Þ" grade="26" length="18m" name="Poison in the Veins"
        new number="false" numberstars="*" starsid="*67"
        value="This climb starts the same as Meltdown but at the first bolt veer left and up past another 5 bolt runners. One of the bolts down low is hard to clip.Grant Rowbottom 13/4/97 fa="Grant Rowbottom, Apr 1997.">This climb starts the same as Meltdown but at the first bolt veer left and up past another 5 bolt runners. One of the bolts down low is hard to clip.Grant Rowbottom, April, 97.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="23" length="15m" name="Meltdown" newnumber="false"
        number stars="" starsid="68"
        value="Thin face moves followed by a juggy finish. Start 5m left of Electric Snake and climb past 4 bolts to the chains. Garry Phillips 13/4/97 fa="Garry Phillips, Apr 1997.">Thin face moves followed by a juggy finish. Start 5m left of Electric Snake and climb past 4 bolts to the chains. Garry Phillips, April 97.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="23" length="15m" name="Electric Snake"
        new="false" number="" stars=""
        value="First line to the left of the black streak, at the 4th bolt traverse slightly right before heading straight up to the chains. Grant Rowbottom 22/3/97="" id="69" fa="Grant Rowbottom, Mar 1997.">First line to the left of the black streak, at the 4th bolt traverse slightly right before heading straight up to the chains. Grant Rowbottom, Mar 97.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="26" length="15m" name="Super Unknown"
        new="false" number="" stars=""
        value="Climb directly up the black streak past 6 bolt runners to a rap station. A classic. Grant Rowbottom 1/4/97"" stars="" id="70" fa="Grant Rowbottom, Apr 1997.">Climb directly up the black streak past 6 bolt runners to a rap station. A classic. Grant Rowbottom, April 97.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="27" length="15m" name="Frequent Flyer"
        new="false" number="" stars="*"
        value="Climb past three bolt runners to the break, then finish up Snake Charmer.  id="71" fa="Sam Edwards, Jan 981998.">Climb past three bolt runners to the break, then finish up Snake Charmer. Sam Edwards, Jan 98.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="23" length="15m" name="High Voltage"
        new number="false" numberstars="*" starsid="*72"
        value fa="PastGarry 2 bolt runners to the break then another 2 more before the chains.   Chains are hard to clip. Garry Phillips 21/3/97Phillips , Mar 1997.">Past 2 bolt runners to the break then another 2 more before the chains.   Chains are hard to clip. Garry Phillips , Mar 97.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="24" length="22m" name="Snake Charmer"
        new="false" number="" stars="**"
        value="Up the right hand arete to the break. Traverse left along the break until it ends then continue up to the rap rings. Garry Phillips 1/3/97 id="73" fa="Garry Phillips, Mar 1997.">Up the right hand arête to the break. Traverse left along the break until it ends then continue up to the rap rings. Garry Phillips, Mar 97.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="22/23" length="15m" name="Shaking the Snake"
        new="false" number="" stars=""
        value="Starts up Snake Charrner to the break. Moves slightly left then heads straight up to the rap station. Garry Phillips 6/3/97" id="74" fa="Garry Phillips, Mar 1997.">Starts up Snake Charrner to the break. Moves slightly left then heads straight up to the rap station. Garry Phillips, Mar 97.
</climb>
<climb
        extra="Þ" grade="" length="15m" name="Project" new="false"
        number="" stars="" value="Up the right hand arete to the 3rd bolt runner, then head straight up to the chains over the top.id="75">Up the right hand arête to the 3rd bolt runner, then head straight up to the chains over the top.
</climb>


</guide>