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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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Northern Slabs | |||||
15 | Flash
| 20m | |||
18 | Rough Justice
FA was a solo. Go up obvious line of weakness at the left end of slab and right of Flash. Crux is at half height where weakness blanks out and delicate climbing on crystals is required. FA: B. Aikman, 1998 | 25m | |||
20 | Big Boys Rule
FA was a solo. Start at small cairn 10m left of drainage line between Rough Justice and Leaves in the Gutter. Climb steepening wall up pockets to gain left trending pocketed seam. Crux is steep section at 10m. FA: B. Aikman, 1998 | 27m | |||
11 | ★ Leaves in the Gutter
| 50m | |||
8 | ★ Burning Desires
| 50m | |||
11 | Walking The Plank
| 50m | |||
9 | ★ Big Head
| 30m | |||
11 | This Bites
| 30m | |||
23 | ★ Ashes to Ashes
The obvious and quite desperate finger to fist jamming crack on the small wall up right of the moss-streaked slab. FA: D. Wagland, 1991 | 15m | |||
The Elephant | |||||
18 | ★ Purveyors of Matters Large and Small for the Masses
Start 15m left of Hannibal.
FA: Matt Rosser & Jim Truscott, 2004 | 77m, 2, 11 | |||
19 | Saracen
As for Hannibal to the third bolt, then left and up the crack on the side of the elephant's trunk and head. | 82m, 3, 3 | |||
20 | ★★★ Hannibal
An excellent and sustained climb straight up the middle of the trunk. Protected with six bolts (hangers needed), wires and cams. A Western Australian classic and a right of passage for all slab connoisseurs. Tricky move off the ground then cruise up past slots (medium cams) before heading up the trunk proper. A bit run out before the anchor but if you made it that far you will be fine on the runout.
FA: G. Philips & S. Digwood, 1991 | 70m, 2, 6 | |||
20 | ★ Lector Connector
This is a variation to the finish of Hannibal. It has a longer first pitch and a great position up the side of the 'trunk'.
FA: Mark Thake & Jeremy Scott, 2007 | 80m, 2, 9 | |||
16 | Trick or Treat
Better than it looks! Starts about 15m right of Hannibal below a series of water pockets.
FA: G. Phillips & S. Digwood, 1991 | 90m, 2 | |||
Lower Slab | |||||
16 | ★★ Dream Weaver
A well protected, sustained and enjoyable face. Start up black slab 10m L of Ian's Lost Chance. Bolts (hangers required) plus medium nuts and cams.
Need 8 bolt plates and 9 draws plus nuts. Descent note: Can be done with a 60m rope, although last rap is 31m . Otherwise walk to top of mountain. FA: R. Weiter & D. Pantic, 2003 | 95m, 3, 8 | |||
15 | Ian's Lost Chance
FA: K. Vos & J. Hurn, 1992 | 90m, 2 | |||
16 | ★ Free Burma
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16
48m
2
14
27m
3
10
50m
4
4
35m
Probably the longest route possible at Mount Frankland. The first pitch is a good access route to The Terrace.
FA: D. Moyses, M. Gidding, D. Wagland, G. Phillips & K. Langley, 1991 | 160m, 4, 8 | |||
26 | Je suis un gros lard
Walk past main wall for a further 2 mins till you are bellow an obvious roof flake 20m above path. Gear through roof, then 3 bolts. FA: E. Mandyczewsky, 1999 | 3 | |||
The Terrace | |||||
18 | ★ Three Sheep Twice a Day
A great way to reach the summit from The Terrace.
FA: A. Rokich & R. Tyson, 1991 | 95m, 3, 5 | |||
21 | ★ Prescription Pills
As for 'Three Sheep Twice a Day' to its second bolt, then trend right up a poorly-protected seam. Finish as for Butter Fingers. FA: S. Richardson & T. Massiah, 1992 | 35m, 2 | |||
20 | ★★ Butter Fingers
Fine face climbing up past 3 bolts to medium cams in a groove/flake where the difficultly eases. It is possible to clip a 4th bolt after the cams if you want to your right, before running it out to on Wreckage Ledge. Traverse into the line from the left as the start is undercut. Holds can be tricky to spot but they are there and nice and positive. Probably a grade 21 tick if you do it ground up without knowing where the holds are. 3rd bolt was a rusty galv expansion, but replaced in Dec 2023 with a stainless expansion and new hanger. FA: A. Rokich & A. Miller, 1991 | 35m, 3 | |||
19 | ★★★ Silence of the Cams
If you are getting bored of slab climbing. Left-leaning crack finishing on the Wreckage Ledge. FA: A. Rokich & S. Rewell, 1991 | 35m | |||
25 | Inshallah
Start 10m right of 'Silence of the Cams' below right hand end of horizontal crack. Up to carrot and follow crack with gear. Up runnel to rap anchors. FA: E. Mandyczewsky, 1999 | 22m, 5 | |||
19 | ★ What Would You Rather...?
Starts 7m right of Drop Bears Garden. Climb the face and water runnel with 5 P-bolts. Can use a #3 cam. Finish on lower-offs for start of Frankenstein and Dreaded Head. A good approach pitch to Frankenstein and Dead Head. FA: M. Willson & E. Mandyczewsky, 2006 | 15m, 5 | |||
Wreckage Ledge | |||||
16 | Fuzzy Bear
The obvious corner on the right side of Wreckage Ledge. Finish on upper slab. | 50m | |||
21 | ★★ Crawling From The Wreckage
A bit different to the other Mount Frankland climbing!
FA: D. Wagland & B. Fuster, 1991 | 55m, 2, 3 | |||
The Head Wall | |||||
20 | ★★ Quite Frankly
Start from a semi-hanging belay beneath large roof. Up through the roof on big holds and climb face above. FA: S. Richardson & A. Rokich, 1992 | 30m, 3 | |||
19 | ★★ Skippy Goes Splat
A crag classic. Exposed and juggy up the obvious crack system 3m right of Quite Frankly. Set up hanging belay under overhanging blocks below crack.
FA: A. Rokich & D. Moyses, 1991 | 35m, 2 | |||
24 | ★★ Dread Head
Great climb! From belay, move up and left 3m and blast up wall past 3 bolts (last bolt needs a hanger) and natural gear. Finish on large flake and move right to belay chain and lower off. FA: S. Richardson, 1992 | 25m, 3 | |||
25 | ★★★ Frankenstein
Absolutely brilliant! Climb the slightly overhanging headwall up cracks, through scoops and over the roof to finish at lower-off chains. Well protected with 5 bolts and natural gear. FA: S. Richardson, 1992 | 25m, 5 | |||
16 | Drop Bears Garden
The obvious mossy corner on the right side of The Terrace.
FA: A. Rokich & D. Moyses, 1991 | 50m, 2 | |||
Main Face | |||||
22 | ★★★ At the Corner
A sustained and superb climb starting at small left facing corner. Climb past 8 bolts and various natural gear. #4 friend after second bolt is useful. FA: G. Brysland & I. Wareing, 1992 | 45m, 8 | |||
20 | ★★ Uncle Gobby
Fine moves up wall. Start 5m right of At the Corner. Natural gear + 3 bolts. #4 friend useful in overlap protecting final moves. FA: K. Fleming & G. Brysland, 1992 | 45m, 3 | |||
18 | ★★ Three Card Trick
Start on left side of dark streak, 6m right of Uncle Goby and climb the right-facing corner, moving left then back right to vague, vertical dyke. FA: G. Brysland, I. Arnaud & M. Adams, 1991 | 45m, 5 | |||
23 | ★ Dreadless
Hard start, and easy finish. Small wires + 4 bolts. FA: S. Richardson, M. Gidding & A. Rokich, 1992 | 45m, 4 | |||
21 | ★★★ Cowlick
Superb face climbing. Small edges and long moves past the first 2 bolts make this climb excellent. The crux is pulling through the final overlap. FA: A. Rokich & S. Enne, 1991 | 45m, 6 | |||
20 | ★★ Jugular
Similar, but slightly easier than Cowlick. A flake has gone missing near second bolt, making climb considerably more difficult. FA: A. Rokich & S. Enne, 1991 | 45m, 5 | |||
18 | ★★★ Thieves Like The Sun
Well protected and good fun. Starts 10m right of Jugular where it is easy to step on the wall. The climb trends left past 7 FHs and some natural gear. Same finish as Jugular once overlap is reached. Traverse 15m right to lower-offs. FA: R. Wall & G. Brysland, 1992 | 45m, 8 | |||
18 | ★★ Three is the Key
A popular route as it is relatively sustained and a little run out. A steep bouldery start about 3m right of Thieves Like The Sun. FA: S. Enne & A. Rokich, 1991 | 35m, 6 | |||
19 | ★★ Stolen Generation
This route is the rightmost route on the Main Face.
FA: C. Jones & R. Wall, 2003 | 44m, 2, 4 | |||
15 | ★ Old Gnarly
The rightward diagonal crack on the boulder on the ledge above Jugular. A nice finishing pitch for the Main Face climbs.. FA: D. Wagland, D. Moyses, S. Enne, M. Gidding & A. Rokich, 1991 | 10m |
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