Ascents climbed between 2014-7-00 and 2014-12-31 by Kym Campbell having Trad CPR

Nice climbing, well protected with small and medium gear. I'd give it a star. The topout is barely worth it, might as well finish at the loweroffs of Richard Caranium.

Good pro, good climbing, it even has a good belay stance

Excellent protection, good footwork makes life easier.

I think I can trad this.

Just a great climb.

Better than it looks, though watch the loose block under the first roof. Takes small cams and wires.

Putting in lots of crap gear is the same as putting in some good gear, right? Insecure.

A #0 C3 Camalot did the job at the crux. Some of the pro is doubtful.

0.5 Camalot is the best option to protect the crux, though it's a bit of a reach and you might not get a look at your placement until you climb past it.

A nice trad practice route, tolerably well protected with a mix of small and medium nuts and cams.

Surprisingly technical for the grade, or maybe I was just doing it wrong. Short.

The crux is well protected, with the tree for backup. Thanks, tree.

Pleasant. Pity it's so short.

Virtually worthless.

Nice climb. The pro gets better the higher up you go, though with the usual Churchman's runout at the end.

Failed to see a foot hold and fell trying to make do. Even so, I'm thinking about the lead. Great climb.

So very crimpy, expect some finger pain. A good one to toprope - the runout on lead is pretty outrageous unless you take some cams with you.

Poorly protected and in no way worth it. Don't waste your time.

Nice climbing for the grade, adequate protection.

Tricky start, not that well protected, gets a bit wandering and vague after the cave. The crux is fun, though.

Committing.

I didn't like this climb at all. The start takes some working out.

Looks terrible, but it's not even that good. More like vertical bushwalking than rock climbing.

Couldn't find protection for the crux, so I bailed on the lead. Then Ashley found a decent nut placement, so I finished it on second with my tail between my legs.

Entertaining.

Juggy, but some of the rock is questionable.

Much better when it's dry.

If you stay on the face and out of the big crack to the right, it's harder than 13. Well protected with a #1 Camalot to get off the ground and some excellent nut placements after that.

Don't get much crack climbing in Perth. Shame it's so short.

A grand day out. Our first completed, proper multi-pitch route. Serious position, but totally doable and with some genuinely enjoyable pitches. We wanted to get into some long trad routes, and this was the perfect way to get started. It took us 11.5 hours from car to car.

Strangely uninspiring.

Good placements for nuts and hexes. The 2nd half is run out, but you're hardly going to fall.

Good climbing for the grade.

Fun laybacking with tons of friction.

My first solo. Quite a good route.

Climbed in 2 pitches(!), to practice changing leaders on a multi-pitch route.