Nodes in The Freefall Area

Great access, clean granite and a scenic setting. Generally powerful and varied climbing.

Located in a national park - respect the bushland and the rock!

Located in a national park - respect the bushland and the rock!

Located in a national park - respect the bushland and the rock!

Located in a national park - respect the bushland and the rock!

Located in a national park - respect the bushland and the rock!

Located in a national park - respect the bushland and the rock!

Located in a national park - respect the bushland and the rock!

Located in a national park - respect the bushland and the rock!

Perth Rock Climbing 2nd Edition: "Located 100m NW from the Freefall Boulders, past some large slab like boulders. The climbs are on the downhill end of two east-west running boulders, split by a horizontal break."

Located in a national park - respect the bushland and the rock!

Located in a national park - respect the bushland and the rock!

the first boulders you see from the track

Traverse right along arete and top out at peak. Awesome feature.

Start right hand on undercling crimp, left low on the arete. Up to vertical edges then top. Avoid jugging up the arete.

Eliminate.

Stand Start with both hands on the undercling hold of squamish and trend right up the boulder on sculpted edges and technical feet. Eliminate the arete until the finish.

Finish by reaching as close as you can to the highest point of the boulder

Stellar.

Stand start on obvious edge, top out as 'The Arete'.

Sit start on side pulls and low feet up to pinches. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=av5rPtnHiRU

Through the undercling, big move up to slopey features. Awkward and poor feet.

Stand start. Up slab, avoiding right hand arete. Tricky top out.

Sit start. Up arete, laying back to the left.

Slab warm up. Variants across slab.

Stand start on obvious edges. Up into scoop to top

Start on uncomfortable R crimp and a choice of left crimps, and go straight up into scoop. Delicate,

Cluster of boulders with decent warm ups and some fun mid range climbs

Up arete avoiding right hand boulder

Start on jug and up. Avoid left boulder.

Stand start. Up the shield feature with cool slab mantle into slopey top out.

Awkward sit start with right hand on jug around the corner (mind dabbing the boulder behind you!). Fun slab-mantle to finish.

Sit start. Follow the crack up. https://vimeo.com/228323729

Sit start on ledge and up with crimps on face and arete, trending right to top out. https://vimeo.com/228323729

Sit start as megamouth, right - trend left. https://vimeo.com/228323729

Start matched on obvious crimp and smeary feet. Power up to crimp jug and top out.

Start holding the flake, moving straight up for the top out.

Sit start on edge on right. Traverse left following the crack.

Up slab. Both aretes in

Stand start. Up face and left arete avoiding the slab of "Fridge". Tricky. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NVRC6zsaCdY

Up face and right arete.

Stand start on good side pulls. Traverse lip to top. https://vimeo.com/270931640

Stand start, avoid the left boulder. Up the slab to the right of the crack.. Long move to the lip. https://vimeo.com/228323729

Sit start. Up fridge. https://vimeo.com/228323729

Main bouldering area of Mt Randall - well developed.

Up slab – bald top out. Located on the far left of the parklife boulder

Straight up from ledge to "broken" holds.

Sit start on obvious ledge on the left. Traverse right to 'The Crack'. Adds some powerful climbing to the original!

Stand start, Up obvious crack. Highball.

Optional easy direct sitter that adds an easy couple of moves to the stand and doesn't change the grade.

Start on the triangle. Up to edges to finish. Classic.

Stand start. Tricky slab moves.

Start on edges on left and up through undercling. Avoid the boulder on the left.

Stand start on massive undercling flake and walk your way up it to the top.

Up slab. Scary but cool.

Traverse along lip and top out.

Sit start on tiny crimps and up. Top out as for #14 Crux is getting off the ground!

Squeeze up the chimney. Like some kind of trad climbing Santa.

Sit start on low crimps - move up to obvious flake, then up arete avoiding boulder on left.

Sit start. Up bulge.

Stand start. Good warm-up

Up crack. Optional sitter with the creaky flake.

Stand: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kfg5WU1bPZw

Slab

Sit start on the creaky flake with good feet and make your way up to the easy angled finish via undercuts and slopers.

Named after the sounds the holds made on our ascents, update if done before.

Up slab to the right of the descent for "Gold". Mind your back. Crack is out.

Stand start, up arete using the left face.

Up arete.

Up mossy slab.

Low start into bulge, scary to top.

Sit start. Up edges – long moves. Manufactured…but cool! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yBkCcv_uUv4

One of Andys hard projects. Up crimps avoiding bulge – an eliminate. �

Start in the crack. Up the bulge to the left. Nice feature.

Julz

Sit start in the crack. Trend right from the crack. Rad sequence.

Andy

Start on obvious jug up to crimps. Tricky top out. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=av5rPtnHiRU

Right hand edge has broken leaving a good side pull and making the problem significantly easier

Sit start as "Phallic" - traverse the slopey lip left to top out as Eye Candy.

Sit start on edges up to undercling and tricky mantle.

Sit start with low right hand crimp and left and flat side pull. Into jugs then cryptic sequence to the lip.

Stand start with edge. Up to slopers and tricky moves to top out.

Stand start far left and traverse right on edges to the original. Surprisingly hard!

Start as Steel City Groove then take a delicate traverse left. https://vimeo.com/183087407

Up obvious amphitheatre/groove. Technical highball slab with a massive dyno to finish. Classic. Easier the taller you are.

Project. Up compression bulge.

Sit start on obvious rail on left. Traverse right with long shouldery moves on crimps. Finish with a tricky slab top out. Located between 'Man in the Middle' and 'Steel City Groove'.

Left of "Stone in its foot". Stand start with left hand on good sidepull, feet on obvious low edge and right hand on high really thin crimp. Move straight up to average left crimp/sidepull, move feet high and eventually top out straight up. Trickier than it looks and isn't over till you top out!

Best V4! Start low on juggy right hand side pull and slopey left hand. Power up arete. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UNTW6D2o-wY

Start squeezing bulge then out right to thumb-catch pinch. Powerful moves to slab. Improbable. https://vimeo.com/100421471

Starts left of C.F.T.W. Low squat start with left hand triangle pinch and right hand crimp rail. Pull on and chuck a right heel, then bump your way up crimpy right hand side-pulls. Trend left for spicey slab topout (back boulder is out). Ideally done with 3 pads (1 pad for down-climb where There Will Be Blood finishes).

Follow the crack starting right in the cave. Powerful on good holds. Awesome feature, classic.

Andy L.: https://vimeo.com/120233539

Clinton M.: https://youtu.be/kjrW3GyEhlU

Will A: https://vimeo.com/221130834

Stand start. Squeeze bulge and up.

Stand start with undercling and low right hand crimp. Up and left.

Up but instead of traversing left exit straight up.

Start on pinchy block to a hard sloper traverse into underclings and wild cross-throughs to crimps up high. Hard. Stand start at the undercling is V9. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kjrW3GyEhlU

A foot at the start has broken since the FA making the start harder... the full opening sequence has been done post break now - possibly V12 for the full line post break

Start with There Will Be Blood, but instead of topping out use the edges on problem #39 to come across to The Katana and finish on The Katana. A long endurance test piece that will certainly be a hard link up. Adds in a hard crux of coming down of the starting edge of #39 to the start of The Katana. Could probably shake out stemming between the Katana and Blood boulders... Contrived...

Stand start. Up good edges on face. Holds are quite fragile...

Sit start. Start perched on mini-boulder. Up layback crack. Watch the ankles.

Squeeze the fridge and up to edge. One mover – cool. Easier if you’re tall.

Andy

Sit start on under-cling and up to flake. Sharp. Easier if you’re tall. Escape to boulder on the right. Up slab has gone – scary. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e_3sWMMJe_w

using the sharp jug up and left of the obvious slopey crimp on the face earns you V5

Sit start as 'Flakes'. Up using the sharp jug up and left of the obvious slopey crimp on the face instead of going directly up and right.

3m of climbing on inward facing crimps on a steep face lead to a scary 5m slab. Shouldery, hard. Fragile holds. https://youtu.be/Ky45gPjB-pM

Unfortunately since the FA the final crimp of the crux (left hand gaston at the lip) appears to have been chipped using an angle grinder to make it a better hold. This makes the grade closer to V11

could go

Small cluster to the right of 'The Original'

Great Introduction to compression climbing. Sit start on R-pinch and obvious sidepull, slap and squeeze up to top-out. Awesome fun

Sit start on boulder. 2 hands on flake. Traverse and finish same as 'Lesson in compression'

To the left of Benjy. Sit start on underclings, move up and right to pinch, then up to top. Avoid Jug Rail. Delicate Top.