Routes as sport in Western Australia

Be careful. Lower-offs 27m, can be lowered off the end of a 50m rope.

This can be done either in one pitch or two.

1. Start a couple of meters right of Trampling on Roses. Follow 4 bolts straight up to a DBB. (4 bolts, 22m)

2. From the DBB follow the bolts to the left to the second DBB. (23m)

Classic slab climb of the crag, climb directly.

Climb directly via the bolted line, don't stray off route into the easier trad line.

Starts on the far left of the slab. Pockets follow 3 bolts to a DBB.

Shares second bolt with Weird at My School. Single bolt belay.

Shares second bolt with Strange Idea. Single bolt belay

Follow the hollow flake up and left. Note that a large section of the flake has fallen off.

Climb as for Gumby Goes Bolting, after 3rd clip continue left around the bulge.

No lower-offs (can traverse left to use those on WTE).

Hard for the grade.

Awesome sustained climbing. Nice crimps requiring balance and technique.

The right hand arête of smashed palace boulders. DBB belay at the top.

8 carrots.

6 carrots.

5 carrots.

Climb the balancy corner to lower-off. A good warm-up for greater things in this area. 5 carrots. Easier than "100 Questions".

This line goes direct and does not use the right crack. Climb it before the sun turns it into a frying pan. 5 carrots.

First climb ever done on Wallcliff (21). Steep, big holds, didn't take much cleaning. Rebolted A. Corbe Jan 1994

Bouldery move to roof and up past 3 bolts

Nice climbing. New bolt added at start so natural gear no longer needed.

A cruxy start will see you hurling yourself up heavenly tufas to a sharp finish.

The snaking line through roof at start.

Climb line of jugs across roof. Desperately climb up the headwall to anchors. Officially a 24, but general consensus is that its a 23.

Up the big flake between Bee Free and Fun, Love and Joy to the very high first bolt. Then continue on pockets up the face. Crux is directly above the first bolt.

Put a long draw at the anchor of Banana Arma Rama, then continue slightly left onto the top section of Bee Free.

Up difficult start to jugs, followed by long crux section. Elegant, powerful and sustained. Best face climbing at the crag and a Margaret River classic!

Second route put up here, late 1990. Pete Greenwell /Steve Trebbeck. Attacked by bees when first inspecting route. Lead on sight, pulled up over the lip to finish, face-to-face with a small python sunning itself. Has been rebolted since FA.

Short and powerful roof climbing. with some rusty old bolts.

The overhanging, flared corner. Bolts are old!

Per the guidebook, if leading the route can either be topped out (essentially becomes a solo) or a single bolt rappel can be performed. Do so at your own risk.

Climb line of ringbolts immediately right of Constructive Vandalism. Thought provoking moves halfway up will result in glory or failure. 5BR & DBB. A great climb to warm up on. It was graded 20 but is much easier than Shaved Cat....

Start 2m right of Puk Puk Sen. Climb past cave into juggy finish.

Goes up right of the large fin feature following a line of bolts. One of the longer climbs of the crag and great for working your stamina. 7BR & DBB

Start 2m right of Fin Right. Long sustained climbing will get you to a cave. Deduct one style point if you get inside and rest. Either continue up small holds on left, or dyno to finishing jugs. 7BR & DBB

Head up pillar right of Dependence Day to reach steep ground. Continue up small pockets to a sustained and pumpy finale. The proudest line at Bob's Hollow and many peoples first 25. 6BR & DBB

Run up the pillar and continue directly up. Figure out the pocketed section and arrive at cave. Continue out of cave to a hard-to-clip anchor. 7BR & DBB. Shares the first 2 bolts with Hollow Promises.

Start right of pillar on jugs. A sling can be used at top of pillar to protect moves to first bolt. Traverse right to difficult clip, then continue up between stalagtites to anchors. Find those knee-bars!

Up left side of pillar on jugs to a massive 'do or die' finish. 4BR & DBB

Starts a few meters right of The Power of Negative Thinking. 5BR and DBB

Start on left trending flack system 5m right of Firepower. Climb up jugs to first bolt. With lots of style and power, throw yourself up to the headwall and continue up to anchors. 6BR & DBB

Short and technical climbing on small holds. 4BR & DBB

Start at the far left of the sandy cave containing Mixed Grill. Steep, juggy and an uber classic crux. Extra hardman points for the onsight. 5BR & DBB

Shares first 2 bolts of Sunset Cruise, then tends left up obvious ramp. 7BR & DBB

A crag classic and a WA test piece for the grade. Start up line of bolts between large feature with small holds.A technical start and a leftward traverse precedes a glorious juggy finish. Well protected. 8BR & DBB - Fully rebolted June 2022

A great line to anchor at right end of cave. Just before the cave there are two options with separate bolts, the R option is gr.18, the L option is gr.20. In theory this climb continues up and above the cave but few do this runout finish.

A popular route for those looking for a more moderate grade. Gets sharp at the top. Crux is well protected and a great climb for those that are just starting at the pointy end of the rope.

Mega classic. 5 minutes upstream from Mad Cow Wall@4ways in the next ampitheatre along. Obvious bolted corner and 8m roof traverse. Excellent!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwTpGTJuq2w (Last climb in vid)

A contrived climb. Follows the discontious edge, dont be tempted by corner next to you. Sport route but trad anchor.

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

This is an absolute Perth classic for the grade. May be harder than 24 since the bottom section has fallen off. Awesome moves make this an enjoyable climb.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OOQCmROpUSE

Thin moves up the middle of the face, crossing the break mid way (potential cam).

According to Anthony there used to be a decent blocky hold up and right at the start (now just a slopey right foot people use when going for the creaky crimps), and a glued on hold at the top to do the final moves. It has been 30 years since his FA though so he wasn't 100% sure.

Start at base tot he left and use good holds to first bolt, then ape your way to the break for a rest. Traverse with poor feet to crux then powerful moves to the top.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bMIDRboCFb4

Technical, pumpy and un-relenting.

Hangers required. Start left of obvious crack (Power Play), and traversing left around arete (can go straight up to third bolt - same grade). Continue up run out section using ever smaller crimps. Excellent climb and probably the best for this grade near Perth. Shares anchors with Power Play.

July 2020: the large side pull after the runout in the middle of the route feels loose - CAREFUL where you hold on to to get that clip. The block is large and it would be a disaster if it falls. Great candidate to receive some glue soon.

This route, and routes to the left should not be climbed because of recent rock fall. Too bad... since it was a classic!

This route should not be climbed due to face falling apart.

Start from top of P1 of Psychopath or Adventure Line.

(1) 30m Slab with carrots to DBB. (2) 12m Headwall to DBB, FHs.

Start at weakness directly belloe left edge of overlap. Crux is at 3rd RB (can be aided at 23M1). Follow grooves (can use small wires), up to a flake and upper crux.