Nodes in Peaceful Bay

A great new area with easy access and quality climbing. The routes are on sea cliffs and offer spectacular coastal views.

A fine cliff with an most impressive overhanging wall (containing some closed projects). If the routes are not published here, assume they are closed. Red tape falls off in the rain, wind, sea etc

Start at the base of the tallest slab and top out just next to the Bib Track. This is the only route on the slab, which is located behind the giant overhanging boulder. Nice face climbing. 2 p-bolt anchor.

Climb the arete. Steeper and pumpier than it looks and solid at the grade Trad anchor.

Climb the middle of the face to the right of HYB past an ancient rust-mark that used to be a bolt. Bold climbing off the ground. Trad anchor.

Start with good climbing on good holds under the little roof. Exit out left from under the roof then back right to establish yourself on the golden nose. Climb an exposed and bold crux. A very small wire is needed to protect the moves after the crux. Thought provoking exit moves lead to a ledge and trad anchor. Make sure you are confident at the grade.

Follow the corner up through a tricky exit move onto a sloping ledge. One more tricky move leads to the belay ledge, or continue 2 more meters to the top. Good gear all the way. Trad anchor.

Start at the black dyke and climb straight up until the holds disappear. Step right to the left trending crack on Lily Pilly for one move until you can move back left and follow the left line to the top.

Starts 2m just right of Sea Pig. Follow face holds and cracks straight up through a steepening corner. Good gear all the way. Takes the upper line right of Sea Pig. Trad anchor.

Start at a black 1m x 1m blob in the middle of the grey wall. Up past the black blob, then follow shallow cracks in the thin corner to a jug under the rooflet at half height and bomber gear. Crux is getting over the rooflet . Great moves and good holds to the top. Gear up the thin, shallow corner is flaring and not brilliant. Trad anchor. Grade 25 placing gear on lead.

A fine WA south coast granite trad route.

King Penguin cliff (eastern cliff, also faces east) The cliff is not easy to see. While you can scramble to the bottom at low tide from the southern end, this is not recommended due to sudden and unexpected king waves. It’s much better to rap in and climb out. As the cliff is 20m high, you can rap on one end and lead back up on the other end, or take two ropes. There are two sections split by a small gully. To rap for the routes King Penguin to Sea Monkey: a mix of trad and bolts. Routes on the other side of the gully need bolt plates and long slings as they’re spaced about 1.5-2m apart along the top of the cliff. Routes are described left to right.

Mixed climbing. Bolts where needed. Trad where needed. Have fun !

Closed projects exist. If these are not listed in the guide they are closed. All closed projects have bolts.

There is plenty of scope for bouldering and some new routes. There is oodles of scope for falling into the sea and/or being washed away. So be sensible where you walk, stand, sleep. especially in big seas.

Fixed protection (bolts) should be used at your own risk.

Mixed climbing. Bolts where needed. Trad where needed. Have fun !

Closed projects exist. If these are not listed in the guide they are closed. All closed projects have bolts.

There is plenty of scope for bouldering and some new routes. There is oodles of scope for falling into the sea and/or being washed away. So be sensible where you walk, stand, sleep. especially in big seas.

Fixed protection (bolts) should be used at your own risk.

Mixed climbing. Bolts where needed. Trad where needed. Have fun !

Closed projects exist. If these are not listed in the guide they are closed. All closed projects have bolts.

There is plenty of scope for bouldering and some new routes. There is oodles of scope for falling into the sea and/or being washed away. So be sensible where you walk, stand, sleep. especially in big seas.

Fixed protection (bolts) should be used at your own risk.

Mixed climbing. Bolts where needed. Trad where needed. Have fun !

Closed projects exist. If these are not listed in the guide they are closed. All closed projects have bolts.

There is plenty of scope for bouldering and some new routes. There is oodles of scope for falling into the sea and/or being washed away. So be sensible where you walk, stand, sleep. especially in big seas.

Fixed protection (bolts) should be used at your own risk.

Mixed climbing. Bolts where needed. Trad where needed. Have fun !

Closed projects exist. If these are not listed in the guide they are closed. All closed projects have bolts.

There is plenty of scope for bouldering and some new routes. There is oodles of scope for falling into the sea and/or being washed away. So be sensible where you walk, stand, sleep. especially in big seas.

Fixed protection (bolts) should be used at your own risk.

Soft for 24 ?

Mixed climbing. Bolts where needed. Trad where needed. Have fun !

Closed projects exist. If these are not listed in the guide they are closed. All closed projects have bolts.

There is plenty of scope for bouldering and some new routes. There is oodles of scope for falling into the sea and/or being washed away. So be sensible where you walk, stand, sleep. especially in big seas.

Fixed protection (bolts) should be used at your own risk.

17? can't remember grade 3bolts and gear

grade 22/23 ?

Mixed climbing. Bolts where needed. Trad where needed. Have fun !

Closed projects exist. If these are not listed in the guide they are closed. All closed projects have bolts.

There is plenty of scope for bouldering and some new routes. There is oodles of scope for falling into the sea and/or being washed away. So be sensible where you walk, stand, sleep. especially in big seas.

Fixed protection (bolts) should be used at your own risk.

4 bolts and a 60cm sling to use as a thread

Mixed climbing. Bolts where needed. Trad where needed. Have fun !

Closed projects exist. If these are not listed in the guide they are closed. All closed projects have bolts.

There is plenty of scope for bouldering and some new routes. There is oodles of scope for falling into the sea and/or being washed away. So be sensible where you walk, stand, sleep. especially in big seas.

Fixed protection (bolts) should be used at your own risk.

Mixed climbing. Bolts where needed. Trad where needed. Have fun !

Closed projects exist. If these are not listed in the guide they are closed. All closed projects have bolts.

There is plenty of scope for bouldering and some new routes. There is oodles of scope for falling into the sea and/or being washed away. So be sensible where you walk, stand, sleep. especially in big seas.

Fixed protection (bolts) should be used at your own risk.

Mixed climbing. Bolts where needed. Trad where needed. Have fun !

Closed projects exist. If these are not listed in the guide they are closed. All closed projects have bolts.

There is plenty of scope for bouldering and some new routes. There is oodles of scope for falling into the sea and/or being washed away. So be sensible where you walk, stand, sleep. especially in big seas.

Fixed protection (bolts) should be used at your own risk.