Routes in Western Australia

Jump to the traversy arete and up.

Start on flat boulder. Follow the arete up and left.

Up the obvious edges on the slab.

Stand start on the right of the arete, up and trending left.

Up the short unprotected chimney, then slab, then enter the bottomless “jaws”. Place #2 and #5 Camalots here and a #6 Camalot higher up. A bit grunty. Ross Weiter, Peter Thomas, Apr ‘14

Sit start as for 'Biceps Boogie (#17)', but instead of traversing right to finish do a long move up and around the bulge from the underclings to a jug and top out straight up.

Weird sit start under the bulge with slopers. Chuck a heel and desperate moves to get out around the bulge. Hard to grade... do it!

Layback crack. Easy, but watch your ankles on the landing.

Right

Up the crack. Sitter can probably added for some extra fun.

Stand start - up the slab into the scoop left of the obvious jutting arete.

17? can't remember grade 3bolts and gear

Sit start with good left hand and up.

Sit start and up.

Stand start and up the right arete.

Sds matched on obvious pocket under steepness. Trend out to the jug pockets of HS before skipping right through pockets to the top out for Wicked

Stand start on good flake and up to topout.

Sit start as 'War Zone' but use the kickboard for feet.

Sds on rail low. Traverse out. Big move to gain upper holds, then steep and campus move to smack the lip. Watch the fall.

Sit start. Up the obvious vertical crack then escape to topout... scary. (Can escape topping out left or right ).

Listed as ‘sea spray’ gr14, 7m FA by R Doherty, A Webb nov 1990. Easily protected with bouldering mats, and obvious sitter.

Sit start. Traverse the rising arete rightwards.

Bunched up start in the far right then a traverse left all the way to the crack then work your way up

Sit start on the juggy hold in the back and then out trending right. Strenuous mantle to finish.

Sit start on the right with flat edges. Big move to slopers then trend left into a tricks mantle

The obviously teetering corner. Take care, but it’s not too bad and I think all the teeters are too big to fall and seem mostly stale. Climbed by the Walyunga Druids of old. Up the teetering blocks on whichever side takes your fancy. Yes they wobble, it’s not the gum leaves you are smoking. Balance on the top and clip the historic relic. Stroke that beard and mantle the crux and belay from the assorted iron work on top or down solo under the moonlight, in the nude obviously.

Sit start low on sidepull feature and up slot ledges and round crimps, utilising crack techniques may prove useful.

Nice movement, Falling is inadvisable.

Sit start as for 'Valparaiso' then go left on jugs into 'Rock Lobster'

1. Shares first pitch with Last Tango in Widgiemooltha.

2. 20m. Traverse across right wall of corner to left trending crack on wall. Up this to belay above roof (crux).

3. 40m. Traverse left and ascend second crack, about fist width. Continue over two overhangs, then trend right to belay.

4. Scramble to finish.

Sit start. Up with the obvious seam into an easy top.

Various juggy sit starts for warming up on.

Corner with a mankey topout.

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.

Sit start with the flake. Up to the obvious large pocket jug and up.

Directly behind smoking child.

Sit with two flat holds as for 'The Illuminated Path'. Up to undcercling then up with jugs

Same start as 22 matched on the weird to hold juggy thing down low (left side pull can be used to start also) and up through cool moves to juggy features then traverse right to the crack rail then up to next rail to a slightly committing top. Pretty scary but nice climbing

Stand start.

Stand start as for '#31' and head straight up.

The following routes are reached by abseiling from the two hex bolts accessed from the large vegetated ledge system. The climb starts from the lower ledge on the main face at a natural belay. Climb up and leftwards along hand crack until at the thin crack/seam. Up past a ringbolt to the steepening headwall. Balance up through the horizontal cracks to a thin section and another bolt. Up the short flared groove to finish at a trad belay on the ledge below the large roof.

Stand start. Up the right face. Scary up high...

Without using crack.

Sit start. Up the face right of ‘Nowhere to Hide’.

Vague steep seam.

Sit start, up the vague arete.

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

Start on jug and up. Avoid left boulder.

Easy lines on the slanted left wall. Some choss still but most of the obvious lines have been done..

Project. Trending right and avoiding the parallel cracks.

Sit down start

Sit start and up the obvious crack.

Starts a few meters right of The Power of Negative Thinking. 5BR and DBB

Start sat on same flake as the mr bump sit. Move up and right into VJuice stand.

The easiest line up the vertical wall a few metres left of the waterfall. Wet in a typical June but still pretty easy. Done to an obvious jump spot at 5m but you could go higher.

Crack on right side

Has it been climbed? could be more routes up through. Exposure on this line is spectacular.

Just off the true summit

Well featured. Couple of fun sit starts to warm up on

Sit start on the crimps under the arete. Steep and thin...

2 bolts to cam placement in vertical crack, 2 more bolts to DBB