Belonganate
1. ***1 V1R Mountaineer's Arete
Work the right side of the high arete.
2. **V3 Belonganate Left SDS of the good right facing sidepull then head up the slopey crimps to a good vertical crack then into the Moutaineer's Route.
3. ****! V2R Belonganate Stand start in the middle of the patina covered face and work your way up. A great line on great rock though you need to pick and choose your holds carefully.
4. Project Belonganate-Right sure looks like this will go.
5. **! V3 Didgeridoo Stand start and work up the right side of the arete. Their is probably a sit start that could be added.
6. *!!V2X Hollow Man A pretty straight forward face climb until you reach catastrophically large hold that doesn't seem to be attached to the rest of the rock which you need to keep climbing.
7. ** V1 Australian Dragon Bear A short but fun line up the jugs on the right arete. The key starting foot might not be long for this world.
8. * V1 Bushwacker Traverse the gritty rail left into The Australian Dragon Bear. At the time of the FA dabs on the bush were unavoidable and OK.
2. **V3 Belonganate Left SDS of the good right facing sidepull then head up the slopey crimps to a good vertical crack then into the Moutaineer's Route.
3. ****! V2R Belonganate Stand start in the middle of the patina covered face and work your way up. A great line on great rock though you need to pick and choose your holds carefully.
4. Project Belonganate-Right sure looks like this will go.
5. **! V3 Didgeridoo Stand start and work up the right side of the arete. Their is probably a sit start that could be added.
6. *!!V2X Hollow Man A pretty straight forward face climb until you reach catastrophically large hold that doesn't seem to be attached to the rest of the rock which you need to keep climbing.
7. ** V1 Australian Dragon Bear A short but fun line up the jugs on the right arete. The key starting foot might not be long for this world.
8. * V1 Bushwacker Traverse the gritty rail left into The Australian Dragon Bear. At the time of the FA dabs on the bush were unavoidable and OK.