Routes in Avon Valley National Park

Start as per 'Fricticious' but continue rightwards in compression to topout instead of transitioning to the scoop.

Sit start with left hand on a side pull and right hand in crack, climb the dihedral then out over the bulge to a high top out. Best line here. https://vimeo.com/104223867

Sit start under the boulder, both hands in the undercling crack and a filthy heel out left. Climb up the underside of the boulder then staying low, climb to the tip of the boulder. Potential for a low start deep under the boulder, grooming required.

Start as for Superb and climb right, staying low, through Haulin', up the ramp feature to top out on Full Strainage.

Sit start in the dirt with opposing side pulls. Climb up and out the little cave. https://vimeo.com/148328544

Sit start under the boulder, both hands in the undercling crack and a filthy heel out left. Climb up the side of the boulder, don't top out too early!

Stand start matched on a crispy side pull, make a deadpoint to a small crimp and top out straight up. https://vimeo.com/107269269

Sit start on an obvious low side pull edge, climb up through a cool undercling crux and top out straight up. https://vimeo.com/107269269

Crouch start on the flat ledge feature, traverse left and exit early with a cool leap - slightly contrived if you traverse too far right you exit Big Ted. https://vimeo.com/107269269

Sit start on the arete, climb up the arete and top out left early.

Stand start on opposing edges, make a hard left hand move and climb up to glory on some cool holds. https://vimeo.com/107269269

Crouch start on the flat ledge feature, climb straight up. https://vimeo.com/107269269

Sit start and follow the dual arete feature. Lose points for exiting onto the slab. https://vimeo.com/148328544

Sit start as for fricticious, climb left straight away and mantle by the tree. Easy as.

A classic Peth jamming crack. A tough start leads to pleasant jamming. Take small to medium cams and nuts.

Crouch start on the flat ledge feature, traverse left, all the way left.

Sit start for this low ball choss. https://vimeo.com/148328544

Find the side pull and crank! Take medium cams to build belay at top.

The line of the crag. Fine steep face and slab climbing on great rock with Druid OH&S approved bolts. Delicate little moves and delicate little holds. Nice.

Just right of PBP and almost as good. Grade 23 when the Cockatoos are bombing you with honkey nuts.

Boulder start then up the slab, easing as you will.

No carrots here. Layback then easy slabbing.

Rounded pleasant arete. Best done in mountain boots with a big pack of gumnuts.

The obviously teetering corner. Take care, but it’s not too bad and I think all the teeters are too big to fall and seem mostly stale. Climbed by the Walyunga Druids of old. Up the teetering blocks on whichever side takes your fancy. Yes they wobble, it’s not the gum leaves you are smoking. Balance on the top and clip the historic relic. Stroke that beard and mantle the crux and belay from the assorted iron work on top or down solo under the moonlight, in the nude obviously.

Came to Avon for adventure? Forget Sundance, get a group of friends, take the harnesses off and head up for a team ascent of this instead. From the start of 'Fresh Meat', head into the small cave and into a chimney adventure inside the crag. Squeeze your way up between the boulders, doing your best not to get stuck (best not stop for donuts on the drive up) and exit at the very top of the cliff. You wont regret it!