Routes in Western Australia for selected grade

On the lower tier below the roof boulder are some good features for warming up. Problems from V0-V5ish. About 6 or 7 problems from memory...

Well featured wall to warm up on. About 6 problems V0-V3 across the face.

Climb the crack without using the hidden flake or face holds for a harder variant.

Sit start left as another mediocre boulder stay low continue right until center then big move to right side pull and up to finish.

Crumbly compression start bumping left until cross over with right to finish jug, topout not included.

Big leanback jugs, cross into a pair of crimps then many flakes to topout. Beware some flakes on the right may come loose so stay left if possible.

Start as with Lonely Whale Low but stay one arete using rails for feet the top out as an awkward whale.

Start low on far right below arete. Stay lowing low along rails to good layback crimps then up to left edge and topout, best done like a beached whale.

Start on horn (try no to dab on surrounding rocks) straight up arete. Beware the flake at the topout feels like it might break.

Sit start left on up into high left gaston before transitioning left and up to finish with easy topout.

Fun warm up walls

Five problems on a boulder to the right on the approach.

Easy lines on the slanted left wall. Some choss still but most of the obvious lines have been done..

Well featured low wall with warm up options. Sit starts etc.

Well featured boulder with a lot of warm ups all over - various sitters etc probably ranging from VB-V2ish

Stand start matched on low part of underclings and up. Kinda cool

Run and jump up to good hold then easy moves.

Sit start right hand undercling left hand arete. Slap up and over. Fun

Stand start, up with flat holds.

Stand start.

Sit start with right hand sidepull knob thing and left hand shallow crystally pocket. One mover, fun.

Sit start with slot and up rightish

Sit start on the flake. Up with fun moves.

Sit start on rail. Up with good holds at the corner and right to jugs.

Sit start the shallow runnel on the right.

Sit start with the undercling and head straight up.

Low start and up the obvious highball crack with jugs. Some look a bit dodgy...

Sit start and up the obvious crack.

Sit start. Up the obvious corner crack. Fun!

Sit start. Up the crack feature.

Up with the left side wall in.

Sit start left hand flat hold and right hand undercling with low feet and up and right.

Sit start. Up the far right corner crack.

Stand start. Up the next corner crack.

Crouch start. Compress the aretes and up.

Sit start on the right and up trending left. Chossy

Crouch start. One mover

Stand start on flat edge and up.

Stand start matched on lowest part of the undercling. Up the juggy flake and topout.

Stand start with left hand pocket and right hand low flake.

Sit start with left hand jug and right hand on the arete. Tricky move to establish.

Fun featured slab.

Left slab. Highball, but easy.

Sit start and up

Sit start on jug. Fun moves up the face.

Sit start. Up the corner.

Sit start with undercling flake. Up and right with the flake. The low supporting rock is out for feet.

Sit start with undercling flake. Up and left. The low supporting rock is out for feet.

Sit Start up and up on vague right arete

Sit start with jugs. Avoid rocks underneath. A bit awkward. Top out on the slab

Stand start with the jug, straight up. For extra style use only the big jug to topout directly.

Option to traverse right on good holds.

Stand start and up edges trending left on the orange slab

Sit start with right hand sidepull and left hand edge and low feet. Up with various friction jugs.

Right

Left

Sit.

Sit start. Up the tall, but secure, crack system.

Sit start perched on the rock on the left. Traverse the seam rightward to topout with the vertical crack. Awesome warm up traverse.

Stand start and up the middle of the face avoiding the obvious ledge on the right.

Sit start with good holds and up to jugs. Stand FA by Jim N

Stand and up the crack. Toe jams galore.

Sit start on the right and traverse left on juggy lip to finish as 'Intersection'.

Sit start with obvious low hold and right toe on bulge. Weird

Various easy lines up the tall faces.

Stand. Climb the rock column avoiding the boulders on either side.

Nice slab climbing up the obvious water runnel. Sit start on the arete with the low left hand jug. Up trending right-ish avoiding the jugs of 'Rock Lobster' on the left.

Up the rough slab. Bit of exposure.

Stand start where you fancy. Up the slab to the obvious juggy pockets. Fun and a bit high.

Sit start and up with slopey holds.

Stand start and up the rising twin aretes. A great feature and a good one for the mountaineers.

Apparently done by Pete Lowe with a rock stack to start (the rock stack has since been cleared away). Can be started by stacking pads to gain the slab. Up the high scoop.

Up the blunt arete. Super sharp.

Sit start left move right into crack then straight up

Start on lower rail then straight up.

Stand start on crimps straight up on jugs.

Head up left arete using rails to sloped topout.

Start on obvious jug on the left. Move right to topout.

Sit start with low underclings. Up through jugs

Various warmups up well featured face with options for sit starts.

Sit start on obvious hole/jug and straight up on small holds on the face.

Sit start with edges and up.

Sit start. Up vertical crack and then top out trending right.

Sit start. Up trending right.

Stand start.

Sit start on the right perched on the raised rock. Traverse left on the jugs...you might as well go all the way left then top out.

Sit start with good left hand and up.

Trending left is V0, trending right V1.

Left of Unnamed #3

Left of Unnamed #2

Jug then straight up.

Traverse around the large boulder near the track.

Cruisy and juggy. Good warm up. Sit start is stiff V1

Listed as "Project - AG", but likely first done long ago.

Probably around grade 16/17.

The left (upper) side of the right‐rising pink streak. Crux is the overhanging corner 5m up. Peter Thomas, Ross Weiter, Apr 2014.