Routes in Oceania for selected grade

face climbing on small holds to tree belay minimal protection with rp's

This is the 30m buttress encounted on the right side as you head up the track to Moonlight Buttress. In 2008 we took some African migrants climbing there. This climb goes up just right of centre of the butress. Some loose rock but other wise, nice.

Now follow the track to the summit of Turtle Rock. When the track along the slab narrows to become a track through trees you should be able to locate a small, undercut crack on the right…

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The wall 1m left of GC. M. Rosser, N. Gledhill, J. Truscott 31 Aug 03

Perth Rock Climbing 2nd Edition: "Start in the middle of red slab forming the R part of the main slab. Straight up red streak then into 'The Tramlines' and up to yellow corner at foot of R wall. Straight up on the L and swing accross the face to pull over"

Start 3m right of Cow-Boy, maintain this direction and spacing the whole way up. Work your way up the shallow crack and grooves to the slab leading to a jumbled small overhang and vertical section. Similar rampy rests to Cow-Boy.

Starting at the base of the highest point in the cliff, head up as for Pete's Ridge, but dodge the slab and head out right onto the arete. Go up to the right of the roofy area.

Start 3 metres left of seepage line.

Up wall passing small right-facing corner at about 10 metres and straight up through bulge to top.

Rap down behind the top of the Buster Hymen block to find a slab system that looks about grade 14. Referred to as Mer Sea in the Nick Neagle guidebook.

As mentioned above, starts on softish rock this climb develops into one of the best (if a little short) corners you could want to climb. Some committed lay backing with a convenient rest at mid height. Does it get any better??

See "The Guide" 2nd ed

2m left of ODG.

Take easiest start slightly left of bolts to gain top of bulge, then step right and up past 2 BRs and medium cam to double BB belay. The FA was done without any bolts, but they were added with the first ascentionist's permission.