Routes in Wungong Valley

Deceptively overhung with surprisingly good holds, albeit toey and eary, with hard closing moves. Think ahead, travel light and leave your fears behind. 3BR to DBB. M. Rosser, J. Truscott 8 Aug 04

The overhang on the detached buttress at the LHE of Wungong Slab. 2BR then top-out. Sequency pull-ups, knee bars and heel hooks.

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Great moves past 2BR to DBB. Matthew Rosser, Jim Truscott 25 Jul 04

Start below the piton. Can be protected at 3m by a small nut out right. Continue straight up past piton to loweroffs.

Classic slab climb of the crag, climb directly.

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)

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

Minimal if any protection

Shares second bolt with Strange Idea. Single bolt belay

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

Start via the pockety face left of Trampling on Roses until a long right trending crack is gained. This crack passes between the second and third CB of Trampling on Roses. Ends up on the large ledge 5m above the Whisper DBB. Second pitch is 10m to the blocks above.

The deepest jugs in Perth, you can sink your forearms into them (and wash your hands). 10m L and uphill from “Trampling on Roses”. 6 GIMBs and lower-offs.

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

3m left of RB. The mossy wall and slab. Jim Truscott, Matthew Rosser 25 Jul 04

This route follows the gulley and finishes at the DBB for Easy Street.