Routes in Perth for selected grade

Rounded pleasant arete. Best done in mountain boots with a big pack of gumnuts.

No carrots here. Layback then easy slabbing.

Nice warm up climb

Chimney behind the block left of route 4. A brave solo by a man hardened by domestic duties

Stepped crack up blocks. Better than it looks. Belayer draws the short straw and should be mindfull what they stand on.

Up the obvious crack. Classic.

Right hand arete

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

Warm ups on the back of the slab boulder. Option for a sit start with the deep flake on the right.

Up the face. Slippery now due to graffiti unfortunately

A dingy low ball crack, on the back side of the boulder, with an optional invert to spice things up.

Stand start on interesting holds and the single edge for your feat

Sit start and pull up the crack

Easy slab on a well featured face

Sit start. Follow the obvious arete to the peak and rock over. Good warm up.

Arete on the right of the peak.

Fun lowball starting on the lowest rail

Up the obvious flakes on the left.

Start 1m left of John Dory

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

Up the easy corner crack.

Stand start on good flake.

Sit start on good holds and then straight up to more good holds.

Easy Arete Cimb.

Sit start, then up the arete. Tricky. https://vimeo.com/230530906

Squat start far right, traverse left.

Stand start on good crimp rail, then mantle up to slab finish.

Sit start on good rail up to jugs.

Sit start on blocky holds.

Sit start on slopey jugs.

Sit start on incut holds.

Stand start on the left of the slab with left hand on good flake side pull. Stand up and top out.

Stand start on good left hand side pull. Head out to good rail out left.

Stand start on small crimps, then straight up.

Stand start on big rail, then move up over bulges

Start start on good rail then move left.

Stand start on good rail then move right.

Stand start with left hand high on the arete.

Stand start on good holds then traverse right.

Stand start on good holds then straight up.

Sit start on the seam

Trending left is V0, trending right V1.

Trend right.

Obvious layback crack.

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

The first route on the cliff. Climb the crack 4 metres right of Could Have Been Better to a shallow cave. Move up to right of the cave (crux) then straight up to join Rampant Dicks. A bit run out near the top.

The obvious offwidth crack. Limited gear available

Starts on good holds on the slab, continue past the lip and follow the diagonal crack to the top out

Follow the obvious finger crack. Avoid the grassy ledge to climb at 15

At the right of the rock work your way up with high feet

North side of creek, opposite the Slap the Dragon and Round House area. Start hold at hip height, squatting on the big ledge to start.

Stand start on good holds. Up right hand side of the crack

Sit Start left and work your uo the corner

Right of the boulder up the corner

Topo is facing down the creek. Starting on big side pull on the left, traversing right using big jugs at the top. Top out using the big steps.

Straight up on small features

Straight up on small features

Sit start up the crack

Sit start with the large right hand side pull. Move straight up to the crimps on the slab. Avoid using the blocky arête on the right

Start as for El Capitan de Cargamentos, then follow the rightward trending crack. Top out from the highest point of the break

Follow the crack and then onto the slab past 1 carrot bolt

Broken arete on the right

Up LS of small boulder then join main boulder to top out.

Up right side of small boulder. Top out up main boulder.

Standing start version of problem 2.

Traverse along thin crack

Crack behind tree, left of The Edge boulder.

Easy slab on the left arete behind The Edge boulder.

Head towards the slabs on the western side of Schipp Road, opposire Piesse boulders. After 100m you should find a small boulder. The climb takes the crack on the east face. The offwidth on the south awaits big cams and ascent. See Perth Rock Climbing Guide 2nd Edition