This section is located on the first tier. It starts just left of "The Head Wall" and
finishes just after the (not so impressive) waterfall.
Routes
| Reference | Title | Grade | Length | Pro | Quality | Operations |
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| The Totara and the Waterfall, 18 | 18 | 7 |
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or (16/A0) This is the obvious line up the juggy, scooped out gully between (duh) the totara tree and the waterfall at the left end of the waterfall wall. The first move is a bit reachy and a bit slopey, so the first bolt is a staple to make aiding through the opening moves (just hold onto the staple) easy. This is a great access route to the second tier. A fixed line at the top of this climb leads to a second set of rings, good for a top belay or belay someone on the second tier. 7 bolts (DBB) |
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| Crazy Head, 19 | 19 | 3 |
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This fun line is located about 10m left of Rattlesnake Mountain. It cruises up on cool horizontal seams, pockets and blobs and finishes just after a short (pinkinsh) roof. Though you can probably clip the lower offs from the undercling above the last bolt, it is much more rewarding to then throw for the funky pink plate right of the draws. 3 bolts (LO) |
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| Fond Memories of Rattlesnake Mountain, 20 | 20 | 7 |
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At the time of sending, this line was Matt's "best" line he had ever bolted (by his own account). Cruise up the juggy face to a GREAT rest ledge, sort out a few bouldery moves and then jump into the overhanging bulge (left of a crack) on super fun holds. The stal on this route is mushy... so don't use it. 7 bolt (DBB). |
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| Rattlesnake Variant, 18 | 18 | 0m | 3 |
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An easier, shorter but drier version climbs Rattlesnake to the ledge and usiesthe belay bolts for "AG" to bail after the mantle. |
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| A "maid"ing Grace-, 18 | 18 | 3 |
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A fun, short route just right of FMoRM. Climb the jugs and mantle the ledge... that's it! Co-established by Abigail Allen (the "maid" who cleaned it) and Matt Natti (bolts, etc.) 3 bolts (DBB) |
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