Photos by takeit4granite

Ben Thorp doing laps on Dead Can't Dance's crux just before his clean ascent.

I always knew Boulderers were dangerous!

Ben Thorpe on easier ground, on the powerful "Dead Can't Dance"

Ben making the initial moves on Dead Can't Dance look easy!

A glimpse at the massive potential for world class moderate boulder problems!! "Rockwork Orange" V4

In the Hollow Block area there are numerouse caves with tons of potential for moderate problems of high quality!

T4G sampling the fantastic sandstone of the Hollow Mountain Cave classic warm-up.

Burly V13 sitstart into the scary V8 top out slab!

Although only a handful of problems exist here the potential is mind blowing!!

Bouldering in a wicked prehistoric looking forest! Just look at the funky plant life, and watch out for Kangaroo Sh*T!

This massive boulder has the uber classic Ammagamma! A problem worth flying around the world for!!

T4G swingin' at loopeys with the whole place to himself! If Oz was not so far away this place would be crawling with foreign boulderers!!

Killer problems on a steep little wall with outstanding views!!

GW may be one of the smallest commercial rock gyms you'll ever climb at but you can get burly strong!

Finestone foaming at the mouth on the mega linkup of the Limbo sitstart V9.

Ange working the hard bit on the Cosmic Boulder's Wax On V2.

Rob Lemmon and I climbed the SE Face of East Huey in 1996. The route is unfinished but the part we covered was outstanding!! It goes at VI,5.10d,A2+ but could likely go free in the 5.11+ range.

Fairy Meadows Base Camp with views this good 360 degrees! 24 hours of daylight and a lifetime of killer granite!!

Rob climbing in the shadows of the middle of the night. Daytime temps are hot and night (when the sun is behind the spire) is the time for action.

The Tyrolean alone is enough reason to do the routes on the Showcase Spire!

Good quality routes make the approach (on skis) worth the effort.

Growing in popularity since the relaese of the new Guidebook, Pemberton is the new hot spot for new boulderers and veterans.

This Rock has almost two dozen problems from low sit-starts to V5 highballs.

Anthony Cruising the Classic Tyrolean after an ascent on the spire.

The 35m crossing back to the rim is comparable to the famous Lost Arrow in Yosemite.