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Grade | Via | Estilo de equipamento | Popularidade | Local de escalada | |
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16 | ★ Break Of Noon
Starts 60m down past the Mr.Busy pillar. About 15m below right of Reflections. This route has some poor rock and an abundance of loose blocks and detached flakes due constant north sun exposure. The crux at 30m on first pitch is protected by a single carrot bolt and the belay consists of 2 FH. The second belay is a rusty piton + gear in the crack behind. The whole route can be rapped, but the tape on the anchors will need replacing. A better option is to exit to the tourist track = an easy scramble or a short bush-bash through thick scrub on the right will lead to the faint knob track. You will need 2x60m ropes to rap this route. Can be lead on a single rope, if walking off. FA: Pitch 1, 2, 3: Darrin Carter, John Hattink 22/12/1996, Pitch 3 (extension), 4, 5 Wayne Meith & Darrin Carter 30/07/2004 | 200m, 4 | Mt Beerwah | ||
2 | North West Track (Grade 2 Alternate Start)
About 20m right of Mr. Busy Pillar, just as the cliff-base starts to descend (towards the original start of the Alpine Route/NW Track, which is ~40m away), you can scramble up through several ledges and bushes at grade 1 or 2 to reach a large ledge system. Bushwalkers have placed tape and a track is starting to form. Follow a track along the ledge system southwards, exposed in a couple of places, to join-up with the Alpine Route. At the junction, this alternate track is more prominent than the original Alpine Route / NW Track. Follow the Alpine Route up to the Tourist Track. This route is an easy solo down-climb too. | Mt Beerwah | |||
1956 | |||||
10 | ★ West Beerwah
2016 route description: 230m from the base of the mountain to the top of the shoulder. Start: Starts about 400m R of Mr Busy pillar near the southern end of the west wall. The beginning of the route is painted with a very small WB mark. Up zigzagging over easy rock for 70m or so and bush-bash up through low scrub and over bands of rock to find the line of least resistance to reach the big ledge below the rock face (this is the ledge that serves the Underworld routes). Walk to the right at the end of the ledge, the first pitch was marked with a white arrow but we think is now worn off.
From here bush-bash for another 20m or so to the top of Beerwah west shoulder and walk along the ridge, skirting left around the knob and across to the hikers route. The old description can be found on the Qurank guide. Alan Frost, Dave MacGibbon 1956 FA: Alan Frost & Dave MacGibbon, 1956 | 230m, 6 | Mt Beerwah | ||
1968 | |||||
17 | Scotch Mist
FA: John Veasey & Rick White, 1968 | 140m, 4 | Mt Beerwah | ||
1996 | |||||
13 | ★ Emma's Dilemma
FA: Alexis Bull & Emma Greenbank, 1996 | 15m | Mt Beerwah | ||
14 | ★★ Bolts And Chips But No Mushy Peas
FA: Stuart Lancaster & Sean Smith, 1996 | 15m | Mt Beerwah | ||
16 | Bully's Bulge
FA: Alexis Bull & Emma Greenbank, 1996 | 15m | Mt Beerwah | ||
1997 | |||||
19 | Shiver Me Timbers
FA: Gareth Llewellin & Darrin Carter, 1997 | 20m | Mt Beerwah | ||
15 | Obscuria
15m right of Mr. Busy on the slab. The left facing corner. Up this, continue up the line to tree belay. FA: Lee Cujes & Erik Smits, 1997 | 15m | Mt Beerwah | ||
1998 | |||||
18 | Bombastic
FA: Darrin Carter & Grant LeLievre, 1998 | 25m | Mt Beerwah | ||
15 | Acoustic Motorbike
FA: Darrin Carter & Grant LeLievre, 1998 | 22m, 1 | Mt Beerwah | ||
18 | What's Cooking
FA: Mike Cook & Garrie O’Neil, 1998 | 20m, 3 | Mt Beerwah | ||
15 | By Hook Or By Cook
FA: Mike Cook & Garrie O’Neil, 1998 | 60m, 2 | Mt Beerwah | ||
18 | Too Many Cooks
FA: Mike Cook & Garrie O’Neil, 1998 | 60m | Mt Beerwah | ||
1999 | |||||
7 | ★★ Why Can't It Be Longer
FA: Lee Cujes, 1999 | 6m | Mt Beerwah | ||
2014 | |||||
5 | ★ Alpine Route
Starts 60m right of Mr. Busy Pillar, 2m right of Break of Noon at the half chimney (S26 53.768 E152 52.870) and it's the easiest route to the summit from the west side. Originally on FA, this route was climbed on trad gear for 3 pitches at grade 10, straight up on clean rock from the chimney at the start. Later on, several bushwalkers have bypassed the roped section on the right and placed tape on trees to mark the way. Now is a defined route. Past the initial bypass, the track rejoins the original route and is well worn all the way to the tourist track. A nice steep hike if compared to the horrendous scrub bash of the first ascent. Some isolated sections are still hard (about grade 5) and the rock can be friable and slippery.
| 380m | Mt Beerwah | ||
2016 | |||||
14 | Dicky Knee
10m down R of Summer Daze, up the crackline (small gear), past some small saplings, passing 2 carrots, continue up the slab, passing another BR, move R & up, passing another 3 BR's to TB. FA: Darrin Carter, Oct 2016 | 20m, 6 | Mt Beerwah | ||
15 | Hoover's Knee
3m R of Dicky Knee, up fused cracks, (hard start) passing 2 carrots, to left facing corner, then gear (hexes + cams) to TB. FA: Darrin Carter, Oct 2016 | 15m, 2 | Mt Beerwah | ||
15 | Reflections
3m R of Hoover's Knee, start below FH (secure belayer), up fused crackline, past the FH & 3 carrots, then small gear past left facing corner, to TB. FA: Darrin Carter, Oct 2016 | 20m, 4 | Mt Beerwah | ||
18 | ★ Summer Daze
Up the rh side of the slab on thin holds, passing 2 fixed hangers, step up & left, using undercling, to 3rd FH on face, thin crimping to 4th FH, then easier ground to RBs. FA: Darrin Carter, 16 Oct 2016 | 15m, 4 | Mt Beerwah | ||
16 | ★★ Lonely Boy
Committing start up the lefthand side of the slab to first FH at 10m. A small wire below this is possible. Balancy move to 2nd FH, up slab, passing 3rd FH, to RBs. FA: Darrin Carter, 16 Oct 2016 | 15m, 3 | Mt Beerwah |
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