Wavey Wall

The main wall past aspire with the large overhang in its centre.

Altitude:

10m

Type:

Wall

Aspect:

West

Walk time:

1 hour 5 mins

Access:

Boulder hop your way past aspire, the left hand end of the wall is well clear of the tide. Take care when hanging out underneath the 'swirly whirly' in a big swell/tide.

Reference

Title

Grade

Length

Quality

Bolts

Gone

Natural pro

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Ballast Point

30m

Start up the layback crack to the left of Seals Breakfast, passing the main overhang using the hand crack (gear). Pull over the lip to gain the face (bolts), place a pice before tackling the final head wall.

Troy Mattingley 2014

Seals Breakfast

Thomas Adamson & Troy Mattingley 2013

Open Project

The wicked dihedral feature on the right hand side of the central overhang. Dynamic climbing is required to gain the hanging corner above.

Equipped by Zac Orme 2013

D-N

De Nile

18 ,20

30m

Climb the front side of the pillar to gain belay ledge.

#	Ewbank	Length	Trad
1	18	12m	Yes
	Climb the front side of the pillar to gain belay ledge.
2	20	18m	Yes
	Start up face above ledge then weave your way around the right side of the over hang then avoid the off width by taking the left v groove. Traverse right to anchor. Best climb with extenders or double ropes.

Troy Mattingley, Pete Harris 2014

Maelstrom

30m

Steep pumpy climbing up through the swirls on good gear.

Zac Orme 2014

Mussel Inn

18m

An improbable looking line with good gear.

Troy Mattingley 2014

Blistering Barnacle

18m

The main crack line on the right hand side. Good gear. Named after the first ascensionist suffered a laceration to the forearm after dislodging a plasma screen sized rock.

FA James Lochhead 2013

Jacks Gastof

The steep line around the corner. Shares the anchor of Mussel Inn. Best climbed in the afternoon and with a low tide.

Greg Jack 2014

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