Nodes in Mount Beckworth

Mt Beckworth has very fine grained granite which is friendly on the skin.

The largest single group of Beckworth climbs.

A large boulder sitting on a rock platform. Chains on Top.

Overhanging crack on south side.

A few M L of Clingle. Jump to starting jug then up arete. Solo FA. No gear.

Diagonally L to R up West face.

Vague crack on L side of slab

Chimney and corner crack on North of rock

Chimney, Corner and then traverse left past BR. Up arete

Shallow corner on East side. Up crack.

As for Tusker, then left to bolt and around corner. Up and left past 2nd BR.

Starts under the first bolt of Balance of Power. Continue straight up via a second bolt.

Starting left of Tusker at black streak. Up to 1st BR of Balance of Power then as for that climb

steep face L of Trunk Line. FH, PR.

As for Slave to 1st FH then L past 2 more FH.

Traverse along horizontal from Clingle to Prawn of Death.

Uphill from Elephant Rock, on the far right of the main group. A (very) low boulder with a distinct, shiplike prow facing uphill.

Sit-start (kind of - your head is actually the last thing to leave the ground). Headstand into a bat-hang on the very point of the prow, then invert into an easy mantle. Very much a goof, but pretty entertaining.

Long boulder to left of path before ferns.

Likely to draw blood.

Start crouched in the scoop, balance your way right.

Because its a serious rabbit problem. Sit start with a low right hand and compress your way to glory.

Sit start on the sloping rail 1m right of 1080 Baits and mantle into the scoop.

Just uphill from the rabbit boulder

Sit start in the slot. Interesting, but no stars.

Sit start from the side pull and move to the edge out left. Avoid moving into Long Ears when topping out.

Sit start and stay left.

Slug is term describing a polyphyletic group of terrestrial gastropod molluscs; hermaphroditic creatures known for their slow pace. Of course this this boulder is not a slug per se, it merely resembles one, and can be found on the walking track, opposite Good Times.

Sit start and mantle through the poor slopers.

Looks like a doddle but is far from it. Sit start under the bulge.

Will be passed on walk from car to Main Group. It's on your L and lower than Easter Rocks.

A common symptom of the COVID era. Stand start a couple of metres down the hill from Three Moves to Nowhere. Tricky moves lead up to a good edge and one final thin move. Finish easily, tending left to avoid the tree branches.

Originally a Grade 8 climb. Flake crack on upper western side

Grab the bottom of the fang just right of Three Moves to Nowhere and climb directly up it.

The dirt is never gone, just take a brush. Stand start recommended. The sit start done recently by Mr. Wilson adds two grades and removes the stars.

Sit start on good ledge facing uphill. Throw for good hold over the bulge.

Has historical significance you can feel - in the form of crimps.

A metre or two left of The First. From a stand start, grab a side-pull and a pinch and slap up to easier conclusion.

Big splitter crack on lower Eastern corner.

walk up hill from rabbit boulder towards the large boulder cluster then follow path into ferns.

Sit start on the sidepull, head left to interesting mantel.

Sit start as for Tough Times.

Sit start as for tough times, traverse right to top out. Deceptively steep and slopey.

Lowball traverse. SDS with RH on crimp rail and LH on good side pull. Traverse left with with big moves on good holds and try not to dab! Finish the top out on jugs.

SDS with RH on petruding pebble and LH on obvious crimp. Shuffle your way around and over the bulge and top out.

The low boulder directly up the hill from the Good Times Boulder.

A fun sloper traverse that's gentle on the skin. Sit start on the juggy flake on the downhill face, bust a move up and then traverse left up the hill, topping out on the highest point.

A collection of boulders with one resembling an Easter Island statue. The climbing is mainly on the N and W faces

There is a corner crack facing W about 30 m below Easter Rocks. Climb this then the slab on R

Up to BR 2m R of RaB near meter round dimple.

Slab 7 m R with features and good pro

Arete L of main corner of Easter Rocks proper (Fancy Pants). BR

Clip BR as for Cessation then L 2m. R a bit then up.

Between C and FP. The middle of face. Side runner in FP and RP's.

The corner

Wall just R of FP avoiding walls on either side. BR

Back of pinnacle R of LC

Front of pinnacle, starting at SW arête, onto W face and up past 2 BR.

Start at a small crack 1m R of arête R of pinnacle, past horizontal 1/3 of way up and into vertical crack running through roof.

Up L of hole in middle of face to horizontal then L over lip.

Just R of hole. Straight up.

30m R (uphill) from RS is another boulder. Centre of scoop to BR then R and up crack.

There is another group of boulders further uphill. Go up wall from NW corner to roof. Hand traverse R. From ledge go up L face.

A tree has now grown over this route on another set of boulders L of Rejected. On E side is an overhanging crack line. Up this.

There is a slightly overhanging E face with a series of large ledges on a long thin boulder further left.

50 m Down and E from Cloud 9 is an orange boulder. 50m across the hill from this is a large dead gum tree. 20m S is an erosion gully. On S wall of gully is a narrow crack in a shallow corner. If you actually went to the trouble of finding this climb you might as well go up it.

The boulder jumble just below Easter rocks.

Sit start and follow the seam of sidepulls/underclings to the top.

Sit start with left hand side pull, through the crack. Starting rail of Jump Up helps.

Start on the thin crimps.

Oh so thin. Underlings then ??? then top.

Sit start on the lower block. Bridging behind you is cheating.

Sit start on the incut LH side pull and the high, slopey ledge for the right. Climb straight up the blunt Arete and top out the slab and eventually the ramp. Holds IN the scoop are out. Laugh at yourself as you pass the old carrot bolt.

The slab with monos.

The slab without monos.

Weird scooping into a side pull.

A big boulder hidden behind Easter Rocks

Sit start in the unprotectable hole with low left foot and high right heel. Top out carefully on opposite side of boulder.

Stand start. Switch sides of the boulder to top out.

Great moves. Start as for Edge of Reason and traverse the face right, avoid the chossy break to top out the slab far right.

Technical slab above Easter Rocks

"I see frustration in your future." Fantastic technical slab climbing.

Boulder at the top of Easter Rocks

Sit start on the left of the crack and climb up through the scoop.

Sit start on the right of the crack.

Sit start with high right gaston and low left sidepull. Move up and left through sharp vertical slot.

Sit start good right side pull to climb the blunt arete.

Depending on which 'track' you took from the carpark up towards The Main Wall, you might have walked through a steep gully between 2 of 3 large rounded boulders. If not, locate Cosy Corner. These boulders and this gully are just down and L across the hillside from this climb.

There is a sustained overhanging finger crack on the uphill side of the gully, just L of Gecko. Climb this if you can.

On the uphill, eastern wall of the gully is a curved overhanging flake.

On the downhill side of the boulder downhill from Gecko is a blackwood tree in front of an arching overhang. Follow the arch past a low nut and 2 BR then straight up.

On the boulder in this group closest to Cosy Corner there is a 1.5m high block near the SW corner. Bridge to face from block. FH and 2BR. Single FH on top.

follow the crack from the bottom R hand end L to and across the to of The Bridge.

As for TTA but straight up arête to L side. Finish up arête or L 1m then up.

There is a large boulder half way between Thingamejug and Elephant Rock. Climb the NW corner on sandy rock with no pro.

As for Cosy Corner. From car park head up hill and towards L end of upper cliffs. Cosy corner is the obvious corner in an alcove, and the easiest of climbs to locate. The Alcove Boulders are the boulders that form the outside the alcove. The climbs are on the E faces.

On uphill end of face outside and downhill of alcove entrance. Overhanging corner line, starting off block then finger traverse under roof. Originally 18 with some nuts for aid.

L and lower down from SS. Up body width crack off detached face to gain face then continue.

Unto detached block downhill from SS. Follow weakness to up and L. Great Pro. Finish either at blocks, or at rap chains.