Routen in Phillip Island für ausgewählte Schwierigkeit

On the face of Pulpit Rock facing the Pinnacles. 3m L of the steep central chimney at the foot of a diagonal line running up L.

1. 16m 8 (crux) Climb the groove to a small cave on the L wall.

2. 15m Follow the line to the top.

The 1st Ascent of Pulpit Rock and usually the way down as well. A bit of a mountain mans route. Start at the waters edge on the side of Pulpit Rock facing the pinnacles. Move around the water level until an obvious way to the top becomes evident.. If the tides in you will get wet.

Old fashioned. On Pulpit Rock, just L of the prominent curving chimney facing the carpark. Traverse in an ascending line to the base of the chimney and follow it.

Its amazing that the summit hasnt fallen off yet. Start on the pinnacle behind and almost directly in line with The Pinnacle Traverse. The pinnacle. Downclimb to get off or abseil.

A great fun excursion across the tops and above the burly seas. Start from the gap between the 1st of the 3 main pinnacles. and the very thin one on the mainland.

1. 21m Up on large holds to a gravely ledge and up the weakness to the top. and ledge on the other side.

2. 18m Descend the short chimney on the face opposite the next pinnacle. Reverse a corner to a tricky reverse mantle and step across the gap to the next pinnacle. Ascend the chimney to the top.

3. 15m Descend the steep crack on the seaward face to the sloping ledge nearest the next pinnacle. Fall/step/pull across the gap and traverse L on the foot ledge and climb the slab around the arete.

4. 15m Reverse pitch 3.

5. Reverese pitch 2.

6. Reverse pitch 1.

When looking out this is the obvious groove on the L side of the 2nd pinnacle. Reach it at Low tide. Climb it past a runner at 6m, the top is temporary.

Pull on from the boulder. (If the swell is big your belayer might get wet.) Head straight up the steepest terrain. Great fun.

Good option when the bottom of aztec gold is wet. Start up access direct for 2 metres then traverse right into Aztec gold

Starts on the distinctive slab L of Red Rock. Climb the R side of the slab to the ridge, which is followed. Move L around the squat pinnacle. Climb over the ridge to the Balcony Slab and finish up the loose rock above. n

About 60m to the west is a Pyramid shaped rock that is accessible at low tide. Hop accross the boulders to the north facing wall. Scramble down the back (ocean side) and traverse either way to get off. From the belay seat just above the water line head up thew wall on flakes until an obvious R leading black crack is reached at about 10m. Follow this to the top.