Routes in Pinjarra

Aid off first bolt.

The overhanging corner crack at the R end of Fin Field. Always in the shade.

24? Diagonal Crack up the main wall

Probably 18 M1 if aided. 2 BR

Small to mid-size cams and nuts at the start and three bolts (bring plates) for the slab at the top.

22+? One BR

Clip first bolt standing on small cams and somehow reach jugs to clip second bolt.

See Perth Rock 2nd Ed (2013)

Perhaps the only reason to come here. Climb the obvious finger crack all the way to the DBB (hangers required). Takes bomber gear all the way.

Start as for Sated and Calm. Once you are at the almost horizontal crack proceed up and finish on Mr Hitachi. Ron suggest this would be fun and it was. a couple of mid cams for the crack and two BR to finish.

The arete on the first boulder

The arete on the second boulder with one BR

Climb face to good edge and first bolt. Then move right to undercling. Stick the committing moves past second and third bolt. Move right and enjoy slab climbing past the fourth bolt. Last bolt is on the middle of the slab between "Boomer Crack" and "Sated and Calm" be light on your toes to top.

Climb face to good edge and first bolt. Then move right to undercling. Stick the committing moves past second and third bolt. Move right and enjoy slab climbing past the fourth bolt. Last bolt is on the middle of the slab between "Boomer Crack" and "Sated and Calm" be light on your toes to top.

The big ol' roof crack on the right boulder, get ready for this flower to eat you up and dribble you out. Either trail second rope or view https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCljblIsMYk for drag reduction technique

Start the same as My Face Is Numb, traverse till you get to the small finger crack and place small cam, then up to first and then second carrot bolt on the face. (Don't stand/rest on opposing rock wall, Keep to the rock you started on)

Climb face to good edge and first bolt. Then move right to undercling. Stick the committing moves past second and third bolt. Move right and enjoy slab climbing past the fourth bolt. Last bolt is on the middle of the slab between "Boomer Crack" and "Sated and Calm" be light on your toes to top.

Starting to the far left, climb the slab to first piece of pro. Move over the roof to the crack and place more pro. Move up and traverse right pasting your feet to good rest hold, continue right into small finger crack and finish scrambling up the gully. *Protection is good but there isn't much.

Starting to the far left, climb the slab to first piece of pro. Move over the roof to the crack and place more pro. Move up and traverse right pasting your feet to good rest hold, continue right into small finger crack and finish scrambling up the gully. *Protection is good but there isn't much.

Fun spot climb for beginners 6 ring bolts.

Far Left of the crag start up the obvious drill hole placing bomber wire pro all the way to a plant then traverse 1.5m right onto mantle. Reach and clip 2nd bolt on Tally Ho. Stay on the arete and clip 3rd bolt then grab the top, move out onto the face to clip the anchors. A little Chossy but adds a fun adventure Trad to the sport mix.

Far right of the crag, start 2m off the ground on belay ledge. Climb up the obvious crack, bouldery moves up onto the mantle. Bomber wire pro, then straight up blank face, top out. Use bolt anchor from Butterfly Effect long cordelete to bomber wire placements at the top of the route for an anchor.

Three Piece Suit (10m 15) Start as for Butterfly Effect ignoring the first bolts and where the Butterfly Effect trend right continue up the drill hole above. K Seewraj, R Doe 19/06/21

Two Piece Suit (10m 18) The drill hole between Tally Ho and Remember Nathan, provides a fine climb independent of its neighbours. K Seewraj, R Doe 19/06/21

https://www.climberswa.asn.au/topic/spring-grove-farm-cutting-boomer-hill/

Far left of the wall, step up onto 1m ledge, narrow crack in drill hole takes bomber wire pro. Run out after 1st big ledge and loose scramble to top out. Use single RB and 2 x bolts from Tally Ho.

NW facing end of the crag, obvious wide 'V'. Good protection available for first half of climb, until obvious ledge, then run out to one final piece of gear before solid natural anchors and RBs after top out.

Follow Boomer Brook 5 mins east of Boomer Crag- large granite outcropStart just left of obvious fault line, head straight on up with good gear pro, up and over a perfectly formed belay ledge to solid natural anchors. Good and grippy.