Nodes in Woomera Wall

The gravel road into the quarry runs off the carpark on Coulston Road and has a combination-locked gate (normally locked), the code to which can be obtained from the Department of Parks and Wildlife Perth Hills District office (9290 6100). The quarry is also easily accessible on foot from the car park on Coulston Road. Don't leave valuables in your car.

Rain over the week of the 10th to 14th June 2019 resulted in the loss of "City Limits", "Clam Hooker" and the lower 2m of the "Project". Archiving Routes function is not yet available but is coming soon to the Crag

Due to rain during 10th to 14th June 2019 “City Limits” has fallen down. This climb no longer exists.

The climb used to be sustained, technical and insecure layaways up the thin flake on the L side of the wall. Originally aided as Woomera (M1). Reportedly first soloed by an unknown visiting UK climber, then later bolted and repeated by Richardson not knowing of the ascent.

Due to a large amount of rain over the week of the 10th June 2019 to 14th June 2019 the route “Project” has lost the lower 2m of the route.

Due to rain during 10th to 14th June 2019 the crack that made “Clam Hooker” has fallen out. This climb no longer exists.

The obvious left trending $2 slot crack right of City Limits. Dissects the first two bolts of Chris Jones’ 1999 project. Take two cam hooks and some micro cams, and have a blast.

Follow line of 3 RB up weakness and into pocketed face to anchor above break. New FHs make this route a little safer.

The gravel road into the quarry runs off the carpark on Coulston Road and has a combination-locked gate (normally locked), the code to which can be obtained from the Department of Parks and Wildlife Perth Hills District office (9290 6100). The quarry is also easily accessible on foot from the car park on Coulston Road. Don't leave valuables in your car.

On right side of face follow flake lines and drill holes past 5 FH to anchors. Stay off arete at top.

Climb far right arete, to a tree belay.