Voies dans Western Australia

Stand start, up the obvious crack.

The far left line.

Left arête of the boulder.

Project - CD

A fantastic new addition to the Wallcliffe crag, this route is a very sustained test piece. Powerful moves to get up past the second bolt before getting into a solid position for a shake out. Continue through another sequence of strong moves to get up to the underclings before moving into the crux sequence. The crux involves committed moves on thin crimps, pinches and sparse feet, before getting to the 5th bolt. A truly great route, very testing and significantly harder than the other grade 24 climbs at the crag.

Following the diagonal crack up the slab.

Stand start. Up the easy slab with good holds.

Straight up

Sit start and up the obvious scoop feature with a few possible ways to exit.

Stand start. Straight up left side of slabby face.

SDS on low holds and head straight up the middle of the boulder with fun compression sequence into thin crux on two flat crimps up high. Using the holds at the start of Kimbo will earn you a downgrade.

Tyrone C Julz

Sit start. Up the corner.

Stand start on the slab and into the crack and dyno to the lip. https://vimeo.com/29896560

Between Problem 14 and Problem 16.

Sit start. Up bulge.

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

V2/V3, highball.

Start on obvious jug and up the tombstone. Feet onto ramp to top out. All time highball.

Hard for the grade.

Face right of ‘Love the Gay Banter‘

Start right of pillar on jugs. A sling can be used at top of pillar to protect moves to first bolt. Traverse right to difficult clip, then continue up between stalagtites to anchors. Find those knee-bars!

Sit start on good flat left hand rail.

Slab and arete.

SDS?

Steep problem onto slab to the left of The Crack.

V5 To top of crack

Up arête right of Mortal Wombat. Beware of loose rock at top.

Sit start on rail and squeeze your way up the bulge to the crimp rail. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zAKLD9-7Ryo

Sit start for this low ball choss. https://vimeo.com/148328544

High and proud thin face 3m right of Gentlemen Prefer Lobster.

Stand start. Not a bad warm up, just a bunch of ledges the entire way. absolutely choss, dont climb

Stand start on obvious holds on the right slab and slap bad slopers up high to a weird mantle...Low percentage...

Up the vague seam. Optional sit.

Take a left exit from the flake. Could go - not sure if it has been done yet, but there are enough holds to make it seem possible...

Climb easily to first high bolt, although it is a little committing. Launch out and upwards on small crimps to a delicate sequence and don't loose your nerve reaching for the top holds.

Sit start in break. Up with the vague arete. Pretty cool. https://youtu.be/HMUh04AMP1g?t=6

Walk to the end of the 4x4 track, set up anchor and look over the edge this climb tops out above the corner of the big sea block (boulder) follow the crack straight down. Not much gear top rope only till bolts go in

SDS on slopey ledge.

Sit start on under clings. A tricky mantle then to a slabby top out.

Start in the corner at the left edge of smooth slab, as for Caledonian Way. Before reaching top of block, step right onto face and up a shallow groove to finish. Keep the two triangular niches on the right.

Start on big jug on corner (Left face) then step up and top out straight.

Start 2m right of Bodgy Dolts. Up overhanging groove to stand on large ledge to the right. Up next bulge and climb wall until it steepens, then traverse right into a shallow groove and crack, the mid point of Up for Grabs, to finish.

same start as v4/5 proj but then take a higher line. move up to dished out holds then top out.

Difficult rock over to gain slab. Marginal slab moves to top-out.

Sit start. Up the obvious corner crack. Fun!

Blank looking slab. Probably dont even need to use hands

Up the corner finger crack, then traverse left through the roof in limbo style, and easily up the headwall.

Sit start on jugs and then left thriugh the middle if the rock with some awesome moves

Sit start matched on R/H side, stay below the arete. big move in middle.

The shallow corner just R of juggy arete. Nice mantle press then it fizzles out so in you go.

Sit start with jugs up easy slab.

Sit start at the base of the finger on good crimps and up the awesome feature.

Climb follows crack with some old school jamming required for the vertically challenged.

Left out of the rooflet.

Alternate finish for Delving Devoids. Continue straight up wall from belay with marginal protection.

Link start of Bumble into V-Juice via crimpy traverse.

Stand start with jug and blast to lip.

Sit start. Needs a few more pads but it all goes...

Sit start under the feature.

Really enjoyable face climb. Start under and right of roof (look for rusty bolt in roof). First bolt placement is too high and awkward for a safe clip. Use a small/medium cam to get there. Also a little run out on top.

Easy Crack and face climbing. THIS IS A POPULAR TOURIST DESTINATION, DO NOT USE CHALK

Sit start left hand fingerlock and right hand low in the obvious hold. Up to the slopey lip and top out.

Up the slab scoop.

Sit start with obvious ear hold and good foot. Up and right to Gaston crimp then into the horizontal break. Traverse right and finish as for ‘Last Fair Deal’

Difficult moves off the deck then sustained climbing up the runnel. Has been top roped.

Stand start. Up the left side of the massive intimidating arete. All moves have been done in isolation on a rope - the link will be bulk hard and terrifying with the crux being the top 1/3rd!!

Sit start right hand in the left most of the two pockets and left hand small crimp. Big move to the lip.

Robin (Last problem in the video)

Sit start.

Sit.

Low start matched on obvious hold on the low right of the prow. Big left hand move and up the prow.

Below the end of the skywalk, up the arete. A project bolted by Logan Barber. I believe he might be happy for anyone to have a go, but best check with him first.

https://www.climberswa.asn.au/topic/castle-rock-f-a/