Routes in Oceania for selected grade

The easy access route for the chains and tree anchors at the top, facing the crag proceed left and around any steep terrain heading back towards the center of the crag. Be careful as the ground and rocks can be loose and can fall onto those at the bottom. I have cleared somewhat of a path to the rap chains and will continue to make it safer. Continue all the way around to exit on the right hand side walk off of the crag, this path can also be used to gain entry.

Perth Rock Climbing 2nd Edition: "There is an easy route at the broken R side of the central slab."

Descent gully starts at the obvious saddle on the far western end of the Wollumbin Shield/Western Peak of Mt. Warning. Mostly just an easy scramble. Heavily vegetated at times. Very short sections of vertical which can easily be scrambled down using trees or spear lillies. Seceteurs may be beneficial at times to cut away some bits of spikeyness.

Start at the left of Well's Cave entrance.

1. 24m Up and left to the chimney and following overhang before transferring R to secondary chimney.

2. 18m Up the chimney.

3. 21m Webb's Crack to finish

An absolute path up the wall right of Flip.

The gully 10m right of Grunge Gully.

Great beginner's route.

Start as for 'Sickle' and go up this a little way then step left to short ramp then up shallow corner. Climbing it direct is around grade 8, but has no protection.

Probably a repeat of Hussite... yet a grade easier? This route starts from the base of the cliff, directly below Hussite. 1) 14m Straight up to the terrace. 2) 25m Straight up Hussite’s crack.

Wide crack/corner in gully just R of CT. When it degenerates to a scramble traverse R to just above a tree to gain chimney which is followed to top.

Start in the chimney 10m right of Gut buster. (a possible access route). Climb the chimney to the ledge, then walk left where some easy moves lead to the top.

Slab 3 metres left of "Hussite", 2 metres right of left arete.

Climb the obvious corner. Beware of the brown snake that likes the top out jug on the left hand side.

Seriously, beware in summer

Start: often used as the descent route.

Slab on right.

Start: At base of 2nd chimney in the 'arcade'.

Start: Small right leaning corner 40m right of 'Moment of Truth' marked S-F.

1. 10m To block.

2. 17m Right to groove, left to gully.

3. 43m Gully to tree.

Starts at the north end of Escape Alley at a small tree belay. Joins into the final 3 pitches of "Monkey on a String". Walk out along the long ledge passing the descent chains. Finish on the R of the block.

1. Climb first pitch of Guiding Light to large ledge. Belay at left end of ledge near the base of wide chimney.

2. Climb the juggy left face in chimney to join the finish of the original route.

Start under boulders 15m right of Tewkesbury and move up left under them then follow the easiest path up the slab.

The easy access route at the back of the pillar.

From Pintle Start looking back 10m toward the Hump is a large flat rock that steepens into the bushes below. Start in the bushes R side of flake. Easy beginners lead

Access gully, climbing initially through the key-hole (beneath chockstone). Easy climbing but with consequence potential if unroped. 2 carrot bolts at the head of the gully on the north side serve as an anchor

Climb from right to left onto the main ramp, finish on 2 anchor bolts

The first climb you reach from the track.

The easy climb up the slabby back of 'Owl Pillar' starting off the ledge just left of Midnight Makeout.

The short, left hand crack in the corner to cave. Down-climb to clean.

Follow tracks from Halls Gap; following the Venus Baths track. Just before Venus Baths, the track goes up stairs to left on the way to Splitters Falls. Follow track until near river - then over rocks to the other side. Theres a boulder feild over this: up right and around to top to the base of route.

1. 50m/3 - Starts low across river going up wall and weaving left before tending back right. Belay at boulders.

2. 50m/2 - Up over boulders up high past deep channels and belay on top of boulders up right.

3. 50m/2 - Follow major ridge tending right and up to before break

4. 50m/3 - Off to right from belay and up to large ledge.

5. 40m/2 - Up steep wall onto easy terrain - belay at large block

6. 60m/1 - Weaves on scrambles up low slabs to corner crack.

7. 35m/4 - Interesting corner and good gear. Up and over the left of this to bollard belays.

8. Over deep chasms and up far wall to left side of summit of Mackeys Peak.

Descent via scrambling back down towards pitch 7 but then left and down to right; following down slot to walking track. Track leads back to Halls Gap

At the time the lighthouse keeper used this as his personal garbage dump.

The easily angled slab that leads to the top, the descent route in fact. Start 20m R of Campside Corner and R of all the boulders, wander up the line of least resistance. A tennis shoe scramble with not much gear, but well worth it for the view. FA: Bob Gnarly

The short, right hand crack in the corner to cave. Down-climb to clean.

Start: Start: 2m right of 'Melville's Moby Dick Ooh Er'.

Sounds gorgeous. Easy line 6m R of 'Rungwalk'.

Splitting the upper tiers of the pinnacles,left side of ledge and climbing access to the top

As per the name, in the corner crack left of Bumbliferous Buttress, a solo down climb

The arête 3m right of “Boater Boy”. Easily up the delicate corner. Finishes up high as for “Boater Boy”.

Fun.

Start: Start: Right of 'Mermaid Avenue' and before the arete of 'Manatee Fair' there is a crack line up the wall.

Start at the orange and grey rock just L of Sunstroke at the 'cheating stones'. Head diagonally L finishing as for Coccyx Corner.

Some people will do anything to see their name in print!

Start: The scrubby gully at the left hand end of the cliff, 3m left of ‘Hitman’.

Up twin cracks and mank.

The right hand variant, going straight up. This is far more risky as a scramble and just generally a less than ideal way to get up to the upper section of the crag, as there's a lot of loose gravel and rock that you can and likely will kick down towards your belayer. They can either belay from anchors at top of Just Add Water, or from in the boulders underneath the overhang. At the top of the gully you'll find the belay bolt for the Mariana Trench at about chest height. Belaying from here is not ideal, a better option is to use a draw/biner to help redirect the rope and keep it up and away from the loose rock, so that you can belay from tree or gear to the left near base of Sea Monkey's Uncle.

Little more than a scramble. Start on ridge below stabs.

1-3) 90 m Slabs to grassy ledges.

'4) 15 m Round block, then layback to R. Chimney on L, or up on R (exposed).

5-6) 60 m Easy scrambling.

On the black/grey slab, in the gully right of Dog Wall are the next 3 routes. You pass under them descending from Hard Ears. Up following juggy left edge of slab.

Up the face 1.5 L of the arete.

Start: STart a few m R of EMP, 1.5m L of the arete.

Climbs pitch one of Guiding Light to ledge, then through gully to exit.

1. 18m Start 10m L of BDO and follow juggy face to ledge. 2. 40m Straight up wall behind to belay as for BDO. 3. Move the belay 7m up to the right below the obvious shield. 45m Climb the face directly to a ledge near the left arete. 4. 10m Climb a layback flake and face to top.

Over boulders 2M R of ST then L and up a roofed corner.

Obvious gully

Climb juggy wall then follow groove left to triple headed, mutant grass tree, then up.

Start: At the base of a ramp 20m left of 'Perpetual Motion'

Apparently this navigates similar territory as ZM, but at 16 grades less...

Start: Start 2m L of ZM.

4 m right of Oyter Pie, several different routes can be taken. Lots of holds, great for beginner leading.

On the east wall of the corridor, the left of 2 cracks going up to tree. Anchor off large tree, be sure you use soft material to protect tree from slings.

Around the arete L of WS is a short, wide crack leading to an easy angled ramp corner.

Initialled 2m right of A, 6m left of gully

On the east wall of the corridor, the thin crack going up to tree.

Start: Prometheus I.

There are a plethora of variants to Prometheus I, this one is an easy stroll up the mountain, to Cave 4. A tad thin on gear on p2.

1. 53m 4 - Same as Prometheus pitch 1,but continue left, following the natural weakness & gully, to a small dirt ledge & bushes. Trad belay.

2. 30m 4 - Continue left, following the line of weakness, then trend up & right, around the Steelwood trees, to a tree belay.

3. 40m 4 - From the belay, head for the right side of Cave 4, into the fern gully, then up the left side of this into Cave 4. Belay from Cave 4.

Chossy climb/scramble up the corner. Some good gear if you want.

Even shorter corner L of SN, then follow front of buttress to the top. Great route for kids.