For those of you who are yet to visit the thriving metropolis of Urbenville, you will find it about 14km from Woodenbong and Woodenbong is the first cockroach-haven south of the border on the Mt Lindesay Highway (which turns into the Summerland Way).

Directions
To get to the Toolum Falls campground, head through Urbenville on the main street (Urben Street). Continue on this road out of town for two to three kilometres. Turn L at sign for Toolum Falls (dirt road). Continue to end of road. There are pit toilets, but no tap water. Click here for a view of the waterfall at the campground. 

Access Update (2009)
It is requested (by the farmer whose land you cross to access the cliff) that you phone him prior to your arrival and seek permission to access The Crown. His name is Mr Jones and his number is (02) 6634 1225. Think of this as a courtesy call which will serve to keep climbers in the good graces of land managers. Please do it. If you should have any problems with this arrangement, post up on qurank.com.

If you managed to follow the correct track you will have hit the cliff just before the first climb listed. The climbs are mainly on slabs, with the majority of protection being bolts (usually too many). Most require hangers and most are non-stainless steel so are rusty - take care. Almost all routes are soft touches at the grade. 

Rebolting Update (2008)
Thanks to a coalition of the willing representing QUT Cliffhangers and Safer Cliffs Queensland, there has been significant rebolting of the popular slab routes.

Guide to symbols
	Sport route
BR	Bolt runner
CB	Chain belay
DBB	Double bolt belay
FH	Fixed hanger
SLCD	Spring-loaded camming device (friend)

The climbs are listed from L to R when facing the cliff. 

Foreign Accent Syndrome 25m 17
Several metres L of a broken corner with a large stump and a fallen tree, about 20m R of stump hole. Head up L side of hanging block to flake up L side of block to bolt belay.
(BR's & SLCD's)
Mark Plenderlieth, Ian Harrison 90s 

Texas Chainsaw Massacre 25m 19
It was funny at the time. Directly up from broken stump, up R side of overhang to tree root and then up past three BR's to CB. A fall on the crux could serve you up on the slab - take care.  
(BR's and wires)
Ian Harrison, Mark Plenderlieth 90s 

Slope 23m 18 Another romp up slab past the L side of a small nose to CB at the top of Slip. Ken Cox 90s  Sonoluminescence 20m 17 Up R side of small nose past a SLCD placement and numerous BR's to CB at top of Slapp. Has an interesting bulge at half height. (BR's & SLCD) Mark Plenderlieth 90s
	Above: Darrin Carter and an unknown enjoying this wall

If you're not bored with this little slab yet, here's another blast off.  Slapp 20m 15 Off block and follow seam to first BR at five metres. Up slab blipping colts to CB. Ken Cox 90s Gearbox Gastro 25m 18 Quite testing. 3m R of Slapp. Up slab passing two BR's to large SLCD placement and BR. Up steep section passing a FH (crux) to overlap, and on to CB. (BR's, FH's & SLCD's) Andrew Horchner 90s
	Above: Ana Greer leading Slapp

Slither 25m 17
Solid at the grade, but excellent. Up slab clipping BR's to obvious triangular tooth. Once up steepness and at the overlap, head L to CB at top of Gearbox Gastro.
(BR's & SLCD's)
Alistair Byrom, Ken Cox, R. Byrom 90s 

Weetbix Warrior 25m 18
More good value. About five metres R of Slither. Up slab to a tricky step R and FH. Sweet pockets will see you through the crux steepness. Continue up corner to CB.
Ken Cox, Alistair Byrom 90s 

Urban Villain 16m 21
Not popular. This climb starts R about three metres. Head up corner to vegetated ledge. From here step R onto steeper territory. Follow BR's to a fixed biner belay (don't use small bolts).
Alistair Byrom, Ken Cox 90s 

Unknown 60m 22
1) 40m (22) Start up Easement but move R before chains following FH's up and then L to steep wall. Crank L and up weakness in this steep headwall wall past numerous FH's to slab then to CB.
2) 20m (19) Up slab above past big flake and numerous FH's to tree belay.
Probably established by Pete Schmidt 1996
Unknown 1996? 

Unknown 50m 17?
1) 30m (13) As for Easement.
2) 20m? (17?) Move R from the belay and instead of trending back L toward the steep wall as per the 22, follow the line of FH's R into the corner, then out R and on R-wards.
Probably established by Pete Schmidt 1996
Unknown 1996? 

Treddle 30m 17
Quite varied. This climb starts 3m L of the top of the small ridge about 20m R of Easement. Climb up slab heading L to a vegetated corner and FH. Up slab through branches of squiggly gum to blunt ar�te. Up ar�te to ledge. Off ledge and up to CB past small wire placements.
(BR's, FH, SLCD's & wires)
Ken Cox, Mark Plenderlieth 90s 

Wasted Days and Wasted Nights 65m 15
1) 35m (15) At top of ridge head up gentle slab to obvious corner. Up corner to where it eases and trends L. Ignore this (and the FH out L). Instead, step R into smaller corner and up to CB at good stance.
2) 30m (15) From chains head about four metres R and up water mark passing several BR's to steeper rock (FH's). Surmount this then up corner (ignoring unnecessary retrobolts) to CB just above she-oak.
Ken Cox, Alistair Byrom 90s 

Wasted Days and Wasted Nights LHV 20m 16
2b) Directly up from the belay following the line of FH's up the smooth slab, trending slightly L to CB.
Peter Schmidt, James Fisher 18/3/96

Down this ridge (toward the road) about thirty metres is a small buttress with three routes on it. 

Scream of the Hoggart 12m 21 A goey little thing. This climb goes up the L of the two cracks with a hard start and fiddly placements, ending at Noddy's  CB. (natural gear) Mark Plenderlieth, Ian Harrison 90s  Fuck Off Noddy 12m 22 Classic and quite sequency. The clean line located in the middle of the buttress, below the R slanting flake ending at a very stylish, gold CB. (2 BR's, FH) Mark Plenderlieth & Ian Harrison 90s

Above: Neil Monteith leading Fuck Off Noddy

Waste Snot Want Snot 12m 21
No easier than Noddy. Starts at R side of buttress below prominent flake. Boldly up to first FH then trend R to second FH. Up to top passing last FH, unsuccessfully trying to avoid stepping L. CB.
Mark Plenderlieth, Ian Harrison 90s

Back to the main cliff line. The next cluster of climbs are found by heading down the cliff from the previously mentioned ridge to a compact wall with numerous bolts. 

Unknown 20m 17
First route up dirty wall past a few BR's.
Unknown 1996 

Nightmare 22m 25/26
Looks heinous!! Two FH's lead up and to the L to a rest before the crux at the third FH. Up past one BR to finish. CB.
Matt Hutton, Greg Hambling 3/95 

The Liverpool Kiss 20m 23
Up to scoop and BR. Onwards past another three BR's to CB.
Mark Plenderlieth 1994 

You Eeediot 20m 22
Weakness just L of Penial Warts. Four BR's and CB. Really just a variant start to Penile Warts as it joins it at the second BR.
Mark Plenderlieth 1994 

Penile Warts 22m 22
Start at warty tree. Up corner to small tree stump. Clip BR on L then up to second BR and traverse to the L. Up past another two BR's and a small wire over the lip if you feel it is required, then up to CB.
(BR's and small wire)
Alistair Byrom, Ken Cox 90s 

Tenuous Tendons 22m 21
Didn't manage to find this one. Supposedly about three metres R of Penile Warts. Up past three BR's on difficult moves if you're the height of the first ascensionists. At top corner above third BR, step L and up to CB.
Alistair Byrom, Ken Cox 90s 

Romancing the Slabs 22m 23
Five metres R of the warty tree. Up to first BR at the patch of white lichen. Traverse R and up to second BR. Up to FH and crux. Clip fourth BR and you're there. CB.
Alistair Byrom, Ken Cox 90s 

Follow the cliff line down another 50m past overhung wall to the base of a slab with a large black boy at its toe. 

Imaginary Invalid 45m 20
Start at the left ar�te of the above mentioned slab. Head up to the large flake past two BR's. The third BR is out on the L on top of the flake, a medium SLCD is required out to the R. Follow the line of least resistance past seven BR's to CB.
Alistair Byrom, Ken Cox, M. Byrom 90s 

Between these routes is a grade 23 link-up.

Flatulence 35m 18
Up slab past SLCD slot and across to the R (long BR). Make your way back L under roof past nose (big SLCD) and up to the big hole (BR). From here zig-zag through break in wall past two BR's. Once on slab, follow breaks to CB.
(BR's, #2.5 & ~#4 SLCD & medium wires)
M. & R. Byrom 90s 

The next three on the slab are quite bizarre. It's hard to tell them apart.

Image is All 35m 15
Start as for the previous two climbs. Head to the same bolt at the hole. Step down onto tooth and up R to ledge. From ledge follow BR's to CB.
Alistair Byrom, M. Moran 90s 

I'll Be Bach 35m 19
A direct start for Image is All. Start up slab about eight metres R of original start. Head up past two BR's then trend L to undercling and up to ledge.
Ingo the Dingo 90s 

Unknown 35m 20
Another direct start just R of I'll be Bach. This time up slab past three BR's to hole and BR.
Unknown 90s 

Unknown 45m 21

Reputedly good and hard. Great pinches through the overhang. Up the slab heading for the big white stripe on the steep wall up high passing 4 BR's to get there. Climb the steep stain past another BR, then keep going following the bolts.

Andrew Horchner 90s

The next two climbs start about 25m R (past the section with the steep headwall) under a pine tree about 5m L of a break in the cliff. 

Wasp 45m 18
Up almost horizontal flake to natural gear in corner. Up slab to BR. Traverse L to corner crack, an #11 hex can be fiddled into hole. Thence to the R and up crack to CB.
(BR & natural gear)
Ken Cox, R. & Alistair Byrom 90s 

Flakes Away 45m 22
Start as for Wasp. Up to ledge at five metres, then up to BR. Continue up past small SLCD placement and another four BR's. From fifth BR trend L to CB.
(BR's & natural gear)
Alistair Byrom, Ken Cox 90s 

Streak 15m 16?

10m R. Apparently the streak up the vague L-facing corner has been done without bolts. Meander up to TB.

These next climbs are found on the inclined slab, down, and about 30m R of the previous climbs. 

Ugly Duckling 20m 13

Well I think it looks fun. The black, L-trending wide crack up the slab ending at a TB.

The next two climbs were the first to be done on this cliff, obviously in the reverse order, in February 1991. 

Jetsom 15m 14
Up the short ar�te clipping BR's to CB.
Alistair Byrom, Ken Cox 2/91 

Flotsam 16m 15
Start about four metres R of Jetsom. Head straight up slab clipping BR's to CB.
Ken Cox, Alistair Byrom 2/91