There are 6 parts to bluff knoll, these are: Western Crags, Bastion Buttress, North West Bay, Main North Face, North Ridge and the Chasm.
Climbs
Left to Right 85m (15)
A poor line but some good moves. An easy to find climb for the Western Crags. Start near the right hand end of the crag were a large flake leans against the base of the rock. Scramble up to bushy ledge above.
I)27m up to below the large overhang, belay on the left below break leading of right.
II)Up into break, traverse right delicately to below steep wall. Up this for 4m then left for 3m. Up to niche with nut placements.
III) 30m up on left, then easily to below bug square overhang. Climb this via a break on the left and up to bushy ledge.
IV) 10m above is a roof to the right of an easy break to the top. Climb wall below roof trending right to finish.
Ultra Dynamic 105m (12)
Start around the corer to right of "bluemels" another bay. This climb takes a crack and wall system slightly to right of the bay. Steep, but beautiful holds.
I) 30m direct up steep rick using crack to stance.
III)40m straight up heading towards steep crack
III)35m continue up via similar rock and corner to finish.
Bluemels 100m (9)
Start-Walk right under crag. The route starts just to right of a main gully which ends in a chimney.
I)25m up wall and head right when easy rock is reached.
II)Up to the break in the overlap has been tried. Original route went left across bush to rock on left side of gully.
III)40m Easily via wall and chimney to bush belays.
IV) 35m straight up, step right and continue on easy rock to final wall which is climbed direct, or more easily, traverse left and climb rock to finish.
Dual Cone ?m (9)
I)Scramble to top of pitch of "strange Cat" via chimneys to right.
II) Up steep crack and chimney to belay.
III)Steep wall to next terrace.
IV) Any exit.
Strange Cat 65m (12)
Start-as for "hailstorm crack". The climb follows the left hand chimney/ crack about 15m above. Start beneath a cave.
I)27m Up on sound rock to th ramp coming in from the right. Big overhang bars teh way, so traverse right on amusing flakes through the overhang to belay.
II)30m up steep crack for 5m then move left into chimney. Up chimney with a sensational outside finish on overhanging flakes.
III)8m up overhanging corner above to a terrace.
IV)A number of ways off- the obvious corner straight above has been climbed, exiting left over loose rock.
Hailstorm Crack 87m (12)
Below an abvious V groove/chimney 50m up the face. This is seen midway along the crag.
I) 27m up steep wall, turn first overhang on left, the easier up to large vegitation crack trending right. Easier up crack.
II) Continue up crag and exit right, then enter "hailstorm crack". Climb crack to obvious traverse line right, which is followed for 4m, then up to ledge
III) 30m Diagonally left to take the final buttress on its left side.
he Day it Snowed 20m (5)
On the right hand end of terrace mentioned in "New Boots" are 2 quartz covered rocks about 2m above ground. Climb the orange spattered corner under the right quartz rock, traverse right up to end of ledge and make awkward move straight up.
New Boots 25m (8)
About 30m right along crag from tourist path, half way up many gully, where overhangs relent into a groove. Up right hand side of groove for about 10m then into a groove and up to platform, where terrace re-meets buttress. A second pitch is possible by traversing 10m left then continuing up.
Brenda 47m (15)
Start about halfway up the final gully on the tourist track, a bushy terrace leads off right from the same level as detached boulder 5m from base of crag. Start up the obvious overhanging corner immediately opposite the boulder.
I) 40m Straight up corner to ledge, trend right and through overhang to second ledge. Climb groove behind large flake, then through bulge and trend right to belay below overhanging groove on right hand edge of highest part of crag.
II) 7m up groove
The Chasm
Pleasant and Delightful 244m (10)
Direct Start to P & D 120m (15)
Swanhill '74 275m (14)
Clockermerie 223 (17)
Mad Albert 200m (12)
