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  <header access="Access is via the Lenah Valley Track, near the Springs. The quickest way is to park at the junction of the track and the road (limited parking), about 500m up the hill from the Springs on the R. AfterAs aboutof 10mins2021 walk,there turnis Ronly toone thequite Sphinxnarrow Rock Lookout, which ispark on the toproad, ofand the cliff. Accessbest parking is to theturn baseleft ofat the Springs cragand ispark byin turningthe Rtop downcar thepark, Sawmillthen Trackwalk aup fewthe metresroad furthera on.couple Aof fewhundred metres pastto the steps,track. If the Morningtop Raidcar wallpark comesis intofull viewthen on the R. Alternatively, and longer, walk from park at the Springs (moreoverflow parking spacearea available)and alongfollow the track which leaves from just behind the toilet block to join up with the Lenah Valley track. DescentAfter isabout either10-15 bymins walkingflat offwalk toon the Lenah Valley Rtrack andyou backcome downto the trackSphinx orRock rappingLookout offon wherethe rapR, stationswhich haveis beenthe provided.top Routesof arethe described L-R, which iscliff. Access to the oppositebase of the howcrag theyis areby encountered." acknowledgement="" history="" intro="A small sandstone outcrop below the road on the east face of the mountain at an altitude of 700 metres. The sheltered overhanging nature of the rock provides an interesting experience compared with the vertical dolerite of the larger cliffs above. There are some 35 climbs to date, generally short up to 15m. The majority are bolted as natural protection is poor. The most notable feature of the area is the wide roof that caps much of the crag, through which several technically difficult routes up to grade 31 have been pushed. Some of the routes are sheltered from light rain, but the left and right ends of the crag tend to seep after rain. It is possible to climb here year round but it can be pretty grim in winter, and the crag isn&apos;t especially sunny." name="Sphinx Rock" rock="Sport routes on overhanging sandstone" sun="Not much sun" walk="10 min flat walk from the Springs" id="1" camping="" autonumber="true"/>
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  <text id="42" class="heading3">Sphinx Rock Far Left</text>
  <text id="55" class="text">The furthest left climbs are on a small white buttress with two bolted lines, found 20-30m left of Get A Grip etc.</text>
  <climb id="59" stars="*" extra="3Þ" number="1." name="Charles&apos; Climb" length="9m" grade="22" fa="Jon Nermut, Oct 2013.">The LH line - through the overlap. 3 bolts to DBB.</climb>
  <climb id="54" stars="*" extra="2Þ" number="2." name="Akhenaten" length="9m" grade="20" fa="Jon Nermut, Sep 2013.">The RH line - the nice slightly overhanging face left of the arete. 2 bolts to DBB.</climb>
  <climb extra="" grade="12" length="9m" name="Cheops" stars="" id="34" fa="S. Parsons, P. Bigg, J. Parsons, Aug 1980." number="3.">Start below the arête 4m L of a mossy corner and climb to its R to an old carrot bolt runner near the top.</climb>
  <text id="56" class="text">These next climbs are on a small buttress which is the next left of the SSSH cave.</text>
  <climb extra="" grade="9" length="9m" name="Blue Nile" stars="" id="33" fa="S. Parsons, P. Bigg, J. Parsons, Aug 1980." number="4.">The chimney crack 7m L of White Nile. Straight up the crackturning R down the Sawmill Track a few metres further on. A few metres past the steps, the Morning Raid wall comes into view on the R.  Descent is either by walking off to the R and back down the track or rapping off where rap stations have been provided. Routes are described L-R, which is the opposite of how they are encountered." acknowledgement="" history="" intro="A small sandstone outcrop below the road on the east face of the mountain at an altitude of 700 metres. The sheltered overhanging nature of the rock provides an interesting experience compared with the vertical dolerite of the larger cliffs above. There are some 35 climbs to date, generally short up to 15m. The majority are bolted as natural protection is poor. The most notable feature of the area is the wide roof that caps much of the crag, through which several technically difficult routes up to grade 31 have been pushed. Some of the routes are sheltered from light rain, but the left and right ends of the crag tend to seep after rain. It is possible to climb here year round but it can be pretty grim in winter, and the crag isn&apos;t especially sunny." name="Sphinx Rock" rock="Sport routes on overhanging sandstone" sun="Not much sun" walk="10 min flat walk from the Springs" id="1" camping="" autonumber="true"/>
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  <text id="42" class="heading3">Sphinx Rock Far Left</text>
  <text id="55" class="text">The furthest left climbs are on a small white buttress with two bolted lines, found 20-30m left of Get A Grip etc.</text>
  <climb id="59" stars="*" extra="3Þ" number="1." name="Charles&apos; Climb" length="9m" grade="22" fa="Jon Nermut, Oct 2013.">The LH line - through the overlap. 3 bolts to DBB.</climb>
  <climb id="54" stars="*" extra="2Þ" number="2." name="Akhenaten" length="9m" grade="20" fa="Jon Nermut, Sep 2013.">The RH line - the nice slightly overhanging face left of the arete. 2 bolts to DBB.</climb>
  <climb extra="3Þ ↓" grade="2112" length="12m9m" name="Get A Grip" number="5.Cheops" stars="" id="3234" fa="NS. SelbyParsons, 2000P.">2m LBigg, ofJ. GandhiParsons, theAug LH side of the face. Three BR's with lower-off1980." number="3.">Start below the arête 4m L of a mossy corner and climb to its R to an old carrot bolt runner near the top.</climb>
  <climb<text extraid="2Þ ↓56" gradeclass="20text">These length="12m" name="Gandhi" number="6." stars="" id="31" fa="N. Selby, 2000.">The RH side of the face to the Lnext climbs are on a small buttress which is the next left of the grottySSSH cave where SSSH starts. Two BR's with lower-off.</climb>text>
  <text<climb idextra="58" classgrade="text9">The next few climbs are found in a cave with a big fallen block at its base.</text>length="9m" name="Blue Nile" stars="" id="33" fa="S. Parsons, P. Bigg, J. Parsons, Aug 1980." number="4.">The chimney crack 7m L of White Nile. Straight up the crack.</climb>
  <climb extra="3Þ ↓" grade="1621" length="10m12m" name="WhiteGet A NileGrip" number="75." stars="" id="3032" fa=" SN. ParsonsSelby, P. Bigg, Aug 1980.">The overhanging corner crack on the left2000.">2m L of Gandhi, the LH side of the SSSH cave. Escape Lface. Three BR's with lower-off.</climb>
  <climb idextra="512Þ ↓" starsgrade="20" extralength="4Þ12m" numbername="8.Gandhi" namenumber="Short, Sharp and Shit Scared6." lengthstars="10m" gradeid="2331" fa="DaveN. Humphries Oct 2013">Fun and games left of SSSH. The fun, start on the rock as for SSSH but head left to the pockets. The games begin after the fourth bolt, suck it up and clip the anchors. Please leave the draw for the next ascent.</climb>Selby, 2000.">The RH side of the face to the L of the grotty cave where SSSH starts. Two BR's with lower-off.</climb>
  <text id="58" class="text">The next few climbs are found in a cave with a big fallen block at its base.</text>
  <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="2416" length="8m10m" name="Short, Sharp and Shit HotWhite Nile" number="97." stars="" id="2930" fa="G S. PhillipsParsons, Apr 1996P.">Some peopleBigg, leave off the "Hot" in their description. Located 40m L of Phoenix at the grottyAug 1980.">The overhanging corner crack on the left of the SSSH cave. Climb the steep wall, moving R past two bolts to a rap station with a sling on itEscape L.</climb>
  <climb extraid="↓ 51" gradestars="25" lengthextra="8m4Þ" namenumber="Mr8. Wiggles" numbername="10.Short, Sharp and Shit Scared" starslength="10m" idgrade="2823" fa="K. Robinson, 1997.">The prow R of Short, Sharp and Shit Hot, using natural gear. FinishDave Humphries Oct 2013">Fun and games left of SSSH. The fun, start on the rock as for SSSH.</climb>
 but <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="26" length="8m" name="Firewire" number="11." stars="" id="27" fa="G. Phillips, 2004.">Short and intense, starts 5m right of SSSH. Bolts through overhanghead left to the pockets. The games begin after the fourth bolt, suck it up and clip the anchors. Please leave the draw for the next ascent.</climb>
  <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="1724" length="12m8m" name="AralditeShort, GoddessSharp and OfShit BondageHot" number="129." stars="" id="2629" fa="OG. Prall, R. VincentPhillips, Apr 19921996.">Start>Some 10mpeople Lleave ofoff Tutankhamenthe next"Hot" toin atheir largedescription. gumLocated tree40m atL aof facePhoenix withat athe couple of stainless carrots in itgrotty cave. Climb the shortsteep wall, moving R past two 2BRsbolts to a largerap platformstation (wirewith anda cammingsling placementon here). Continue up from the R hand end of the platform past two more BRs to the top.</climb>
  <text id="41" class="heading3">Main Cliff</text>
  <text id="49" class="text">From left of Pharos and Phoenix there are a confusing bunch of newish bolts, which are projects.</text>
  <climb id="60" stars="**" extra="Þ" number="13." name="Scandal Savage" length="15m" grade="28" fa="Adam Bogus, 2016.">Climbs the line of U bolts up the face then through the large 7m roof to a DBB 2 meters around the lip of roof. Nice technical face, then a tough 4 move boulder problem getting into the roof jugs then crank through to the DBB. Back jump to clean, don't lower off the bolts over the lip as there is lots of rope drag.</climb>
  <climb extra="" grade="24" length="24m" name="Pharos" number="14." stars="" id="25" fa="P. Bigg, S. Parsons, K. Carrigan, Apr 1982.">A 7m excursion across the roof flake immediately L of Tutankhamen. Climb the slanting weakness, 5m L of Tut, up to the first bulge. Over this and R slightly to the roof flake (BR). Traverse the diagonal flake out to the lip. Surmount the lip and continue to the top. Again, needs re-boltingit.</climb>
  <climb extra="↓ " grade="25" length="8m" name="Mr. Wiggles" number="10." stars="" id="28" fa="K. Robinson, 1997.">The prow R of Short, Sharp and Shit Hot, using natural gear. Finish as for SSSH.</climb>
  <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="26" length="8m" name="Firewire" number="11." stars="" id="27" fa="G. Phillips, 2004.">Short and intense, starts 5m right of SSSH. Bolts through overhang.</climb>
  <climb extra="Þ" grade="17" length="12m" name="Araldite, Goddess Of Bondage" number="12." stars="" id="26" fa="O. Prall, R. Vincent, Apr 1992.">Start 10m L of Tutankhamen next to a large gum tree at a face with a couple of stainless carrots in it. Climb the short wall past 2BRs to a large platform (wire and camming placement here). Continue up from the R hand end of the platform past two more BRs to the top.</climb>
  <text id="41" class="heading3">Main Cliff</text>
  <text id="49" class="text">From left of Pharos and Phoenix there are a confusing bunch of newish bolts, which are projects.</text>
  <climb id="60" stars="**" extra="Þ" number="13." name="Scandal Savage" length="15m" grade="28" fa="Adam Bogus, 2016.">Climbs the line of U bolts up the face then through the large 7m roof to a DBB 2 meters around the lip of roof. Nice technical face, then a tough 4 move boulder problem getting into the roof jugs then crank through to the DBB. Back jump to clean, don't lower off the bolts over the lip as there is lots of rope drag.</climb>
  <climb extra="" grade="2124" length="20m24m" name="TutankhamenPharos" number="1514." stars="" id="2425" fa="P. Bigg, S. AugParsons, 1980K.">Around theCarrigan, corner from Phoenix, 3m L ofApr 1982.">A 7m excursion across the crumblyroof arêteflake formedimmediately whereL theof cliffTutankhamen. changesClimb directionthe toslanting faceweakness, southeast.5m MoveL upof a shallow cornerTut, up to anthe oldfirst boltbulge. andOver traversethis diagonallyand R towardsslightly ato smallthe ledgeroof on the arêteflake (BR). ClimbTraverse the arêtediagonal toflake the roof, move diagonally R across the roof and round the lip to a small caveout to the lip. Surmount the finallip and overhangcontinue to the top. Could do with someAgain, needs re-bolting.</climb>
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      <path id="68679" points="" d="P. Bigg, Aug 1980.">Around the corner from Phoenix, 3m L of the crumbly arête formed where the cliff changes direction to face southeast. Move up a shallow corner to an old bolt and traverse diagonally R towards a small ledge on the arête. Climb the arête to the roof, move diagonally R across the roof and round the lip to a small cave. Surmount the final overhang to the top. Could do with some re-bolting.</climb>
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  <text id="62" class="text">There are a couple of projects through the roof left of Phoenix.</text>
  <climb id="63" stars="" extra="Þ" number="16." name="Horus" length="20m" grade="24" fa="C. Lang, Oct 2018.">Take the first four bolts of Phoenix, then shoot out climbers left to the project bolt. Needs careful extensions (slinging bolt 4 is a must). Finish there on a rainy day, or pull onto the headwall and head for the anchor.</climb>
  <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="24" length="23m" name="Phoenix" number="17." stars="**" id="23" fa="S. Parsons, P. Bigg, Aug 1979.">More horizontal than vertical. 3m to the L of Mindbeast, below a shallow cave. Move easily up diagonally L via a virtual staircase to the ceiling. Follow the line of flakes and U-bolts across the roof to the lip (and the crux) and continue to the top.</climb>
  <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="22" length="12m" name=" Walk Like An Egyptian" number="18." stars="*" id="22" fa="A. Williams, Oct 2004">Starts as for Phoenix. After the first bolt in the roof, head R along the flake system past two bolts to the lip, continuing up the headwall above to a DBB.</climb>
  <climb extra="" grade="18" length="20m" name="Mindbeast" number="19." stars="*" id="20" fa="I. Lewis, P. Reynolds, Feb 1974.">The difficulties on this are psychological. The impressive hand crack, which splits the main overhang 20m from the RH end. Up the initial slab, then climb the crack through the overhangs.</climb>
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  <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="22" length="8m" name="The Pie Man" number="20." stars="*" id="19" fa="G. Phillips, Feb 2004.">Climb Fear Factory to the third bolt, then head direct.</climb>
  <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="23" length="10m" name="Fear Factory" number="21." stars="*" id="18" fa="S. Edwards, 1997.">Start 2m R of Mindbeast. Up to roof then R along lip and up to rap station. Four bolts.</climb>
  <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="26" length="20m" name="First Blood" number="22." stars="" id="17" fa="S. Edwards, 1997.">Climb Fear Factory then drop down and continue traversing along lip past another five U-bolts to a rap station.</climb>
  <text id="50" class="text">Left of Ignition Sequence Start there are two projects through the roof.</text>
  <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="24" length="8m" name="Ignition Sequence Start" number="23." stars="" id="16" fa="C. Veal, Feb 2004.">Start 3m R of Fear Factory and follow the bolts past a hard pull at half height.</climb>
  <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="27" length="" name="Storm Trooper" number="24." stars="" id="14" fa="G. Phillips, Sep 2004.">Start as for Calm Before the Storm but go direct through the roof and to the chains of Ignition Sequence Start.</climb>
  <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="28" length="15m" name="Calm Before the Storm" number="25." stars="*" id="13" fa="G. Phillips, Sep 2004.">Located 2m R of Ignition Sequence Start. Scramble up the slab and crank through the bulge and then move R to lower from the chains of Rambo.</climb>
  <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="31" length="15m" name="Spaced Out" number="26." stars="**" id="12" fa="J. Bresnehan, Dec 2005">Links Space Invader in to Storm Trooper, a very sustained piece of climbing.</climb>
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  <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="30" length="12m" name="Space Invader" number="27." stars="**" id="11" fa="G. Phillips, Sep 2004.">Starts as for Rambo but heads direct.</climb>
  <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="3025" length="12m15m" name="Space Invader" number="27.Rambo" stars="**" id="1110" fa="G. Phillips, SepJul 2004.">Starts as for Rambo but heads direct" number="28.">Uses the same start as Lean Mean Fighting Machine. However from the corner cut back L and finish through the steep roof.</climb>
  <climb extraid="Þ ↓65" gradestars="25" lengthextra="15m" namenumber="Rambo29." starsname="**Unknown" idlength="10" fagrade="G. Phillips, Jul 2004.22" numberfa="28.">Uses>Bolted theclimb samebetween startRambo asand Lean Mean Fighting Machine. HoweverThrough frombulge, theinto corner, cutstep backleft L andto finish throughup theeasier steep roofmoves.</climb>
  <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="28" length="15m" name="Lean Mean Fighting Machine" stars="**" id="9" fa="G. Phillips, Feb 2004." number="2930.">A desperate endeavour 10m R of Fear Factory. Crank through the bulging wall to a rest in the corner. Traverse R along the break and then up via a desperate boulder problem finish.</climb>
  <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="28" name="Lean Mean Fighting Machine Direct" number="3031." stars="" id="8" fa="G. Phillips 2005">The direct start to LMFM.</climb>
  <climb id="61" stars="*" extra="Þ" number="3132." name="Slippery When Wet" length="10m" grade="22" fa="Dave Humphries, Mar 2017.">The hanging face left of Mogul.</climb>
  <climb extra="" grade="17" length="15m" name="Mogul" stars="" id="6" fa="I. Lewis, P. Reynolds, Feb 1974." number="3233.">The bottomless crack which forms the RH extremity of the main overhang. Pull up and mantel to the start of the crack. Climb the crack and face above to the top.</climb>
  <text id="52" class="text">There is a toprope problem taking the slopey bulge between Mogul and Duckpond at about grade 22 or 23. It would make an OK sport route if you can navigate the ethical dilemma of sharing the start with Duckpond.</text>
  <climb extra="" grade="14" length="15m" name="Duckpond" stars="" id="5" fa="L. Closs, I. Lewis, Jan 1973." number="3334.">Start as for Mogul. Pull up and mantel onto the ledge at 4m, Move a couple of metres R to a crack/groove, and continue up this to the top to a DBB or topout into the bush.</climb>
  <climb id="53" stars="*" extra="4Þ" number="3435." name="The Honey Gobbler" length="10m" grade="22" fa="Jon Nermut, Dave Humphries, Sep 2013.">Takes the arete above where the walking track meets the cliff. The first bolt is a high stick clip to protect the bouldery start. Head up the arete then left at the top to the DBB above Duckpond.</climb>
  <climb extra="↓" grade="22" length="10m" name="Rent A Forearm" number="3536." stars="*" id="4" fa="S. Parsons, 1985.">The wall L of Morning Raid, 1 U-bolt after some natural gear. Rap station.</climb>
  <climb extra="Þ ↓" grade="24" length="10m" name="Morning Raid" number="3637." stars="" id="3" fa="S. Parsons, E. Peacock, J. Kennedy, Oct 1985.">On the overhanging north facing wall by the track down to the main cliff. Climb the centre of the wall with 3 U-bolts and a rap station. You may want to stick clip the first bolt. A bit awkward at the top.</climb>
  <text class="heading3" id="35">Sphinx Rock Right Side</text>
  <text class="text" id="36">As you come down the steps to the base of Sphinx Rock there is a short cliff around to the L, with four short, bolted lines. As Garry says, maybe these ain't their finest hour!</text>
  <climb extra="Þ" grade="24" length="" name="Panadol" number="3738." stars="" id="37" fa="Garry Phillps 2008.">Left hand line.</climb>
  <climb extra="Þ" grade="27" length="" name="Panadol Forte" number="3839." stars="" id="38" fa="Garry Phillps 2008.">Line R of Panadol.</climb>
  <climb extra="Þ" grade="30?" length="" name="Project" number="3940." stars="" id="39">Next line R.</climb>
  <climb extra="2Þ" grade="24" length="5m" name="Morphine" number="4041." stars="" id="40" fa="Sam Peyr &amp; Will Bartlett, Nov 2009.">The furthest right line. A sequence of powerful moves past two U-bolts to a DBB. Finish matched on the top of the wall.</climb>
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