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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!

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

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.

Originaly done as a V1 highball. It has also been done with ropes and settles out at a more reasonable and well protected grade 20.

Clean steep and classic crack climbing.

Grunty moves off the ground to escape gravity and the end will test your wide crack finesse.

Rather exciting without a rope.

Climbs crack and blocks right of Bee Wasp, amble up the blocks toward the top. You went the right way if you maximised the vertical meters of all possible lines.

Start inside the cleft under the corner. jam and stem your way up the wide corner. Fun.

Very loose rock on second half of climb. Natural anchor.

Location unclear

Looking at wall the climb and another near it form the outline of Africa. The climb is 6-7 metres long, small to mid size cams required, laybacks and underclings for about a 19/20grade.

Loose blocks at top. Is located at Inner Gosnells Quarry up on the Goatland area in to the left.

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Some confusion over this line. The 2nd edition of CAWA's Perth Rock Climbing Guide has this line as the steep crack just left and round the side of 'Krakaddiction'. The line is actually the slightly overhanging crack at the right end of the face round the corner, above the shallow pool (see photo). There is a rusty bolt at the start, before the route joins an often dirty crack which runs to the top.

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Needs cams to protect top.

The crack to the left of Toddler's Delight. Follow the crack up and the left near the top towards the DBB. Lots of pro.

The climb furthest to the right on the poolside wall.

Follow the face straight up past two bolts and finish at a DBB. Can protect with cams near the top.

Right of Toddlers Delight - Barry (16) 10m. up the vertical wall on small wires and cams. not a very good climb and a bit sketchy from memory ! dont remember how i got down either ? theres no loweroff. Stephen King 6/04/02

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Climbs the layback corner and face 1m left of the arete.

The arete. #2 RP protects the start

The thin crack 1m to the right of arete.

the rightward leaning crack 3m to the right of the arete

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There is a single bolt at the top of the route or numerous trees to set a top rope. Walk to the top of the route is only a few minutes.

Short and thin crack, bring small gear. Top is dirty and quite lose, inspect it first if possible. Walk to the top of the route is only a few minutes.

Climb the face past 3 carrot bolts and aid the roof. Pro required at the roof and after the roof. Carrot bolt anchor at top. So bring plates. The piton on this route is very rusty.

Whole sections are poorly protected and there's a fair bit of loose rock.

Trad route, not long but for sure fun. Traverse the slab to push up to the crux, easy from there.

Climb the tapering crack towards DBB. It gets easier and better protected higher up.

The face right of Lost Arrow with a horizontal break at half height. Start on Slanting Crack (you might want to place gear on the start) and then move left onto the face with two fixed hangers and one carrot after.

Follow the right slanting crack 2 metres right of Lost Arrow. Finish by going straight up the sentry box. Two fixed hangers at the anchor.

Climb the crack 3 m R of the gully and the short wall above to the grassy ledge. Move 4 m R and follow the crack up to the headwall. Climb this to the top.

Climb face 2 m R of Ornet, clip FH and continue up L of it. Above the grassy ledge climb the L arête of sloping, blank slab L of bush to finish. Better than it looks from the ground.

Start in the shallow groove in the black rock 3 m to the R of Ornet. Up the groove for 4 m, clip the FH to the L (on Dump Zone). Delicate steps up R through to grassy ledge. Continue up the wall to a ledge, then climb the crack in the wall above avoiding the jug of Caledonian Way. Finish up the L side of the wall above.

Start up the crack 1 m left of the corner and follow it to the top of the block. Finish as for Caledonian Way.

Start in the corner at the left edge of the smooth slab. Climb the corner for 12 metres to the top of the block. Up just left of orange overhangs to finish.

Start in the corner at the left edge of smooth slab, as for Caledonian Way. Before reaching top of block, step right onto face and up a shallow groove to finish. Keep the two triangular niches on the right.

Start 3 m right of Caledonian Way. Climb the wall on thin holds to the first bolt. Step left delicately to below the small bulge. Desperate climbing gains a tenuous foothold below the second bolt. The high left handhold can be gained by a variety of frightening moves. Continue on easier rock and finish as for Major. If you fall during the tricky clip of the 2nd bolt you may well deck out. Character building.

As for Super Slab but after the first bolt go directly up to the second one and then directly up to the sentry box above. Finish up the crack.

Start as for Sundowner. Climb to the first bolt, then up and right to reach the piton in the triangular niche on Bootiful. Follow the groove up and left to the sentry box and finish through the overhanging hand jam crack.

Start at the right side of the smooth grey slab 3 m right of Sundowner. Climb the fault past a bolt in a small triangular niche to the sentry box. Exit past the piton in the headwall right of a groove (crux). Scramble to a BR belay.

Start 2 m right of Bootiful. Climb through the two V-shaped niches and take the great wall direct past a bolt at 15 m. Gaining the bolt is totally desperate.

Start 1 m right of Flypaper at the moss-speckled wall with a thin crack. Climb the wall directly to the bolt of Flypaper. Finnish through small V-notch in the skyline.

Starts in front of a large marri, mantle to the shelf.