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Sit start at the base of the well featured face. Gently overhanging climbing on good pockets.

Something something Danger Zone. Massive

Up the round arete. Don’t use the bail scoop on the left.

Easy line on the left

Sit start low and up to topout directly. Fun.

Well featured wall to warm up on. About 6 problems V0-V3 across the face.

Great climb, in the best position on the wall. Traverse out right, and straight up the corner.

Pumpy, low level traverse across solid and waterwashed rock. Go all the way right and step down to boulder in the water, then head back on the lower line.

Overlaps / overhangs L of the Arete. Grade unsure.

The best single pitch on the Ord - on borderline Arapilesean rock. Up twin cracks on slightly overhung rock, scramble out R for last 10m

can’t change time” Trad. L1 19. very R of wall up wide crack (bouldery start, needs bolt) then easily up to purple haze ledge. L2 21. walk R then wild foot first move up. Rap 28m to water. Rob Wall / Florean Wellman.

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7 bolts to 2 bolt lower off. Start just L of “Absence of the Bear” and move up and left past 3 or 4 bolts to the arete, then make some big moves on big holds and finish on main wall.

Start 8m left of It’s a Boy, where the chocolate coloured band of rock juts out to present a start hold. Keep heading upwards and diagonally right through a series of horizontal breaks to exit out the overhanging roof at its narrowest spot. Well protected with cams.

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Climbed the right most flake to the first break at 7 meters. Plug some cams and enter the pumpy crux and traverse left past Love Muscle and Crankshaft into feral dog boy. Be sure to extend gear whilst keeping your seconder in mind.

(Mixed) Entertaining start and worthwhile moves on all shapes of rock. Follow the most distinctive line direcly under the bolt and lower offs.

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Starting for left heel hook to get out of the water trend left over blunt arretes following small holds, until hand transverse right with good hands, mantel when possible then easy over the lip.

For if you're scared of the highballs. There's 2 hard moves to get out of the water (needs a good frog kick and a bit of a one armer), then jug rails to the as yet unsolved gorgeous blank bulge.

Only done to the slopers on the lip. Needs to be extended 2m by turning the lip and mantling onto the jumpers' ledge (if you find/pre-inspect the holds).

Swim to the bottom of the falls then climb the blunt nose 2m L to obvious jump ledge. Good holds, moves & jump.

Climbs the 'side face' of Jump Rock.

Location -15.773000,128.747000. Sit start, with the hands on the big ledge and a heel hock with the right foot. A very reachy move up to crack under the roof. Move along this crack to the final hold.

Sit start, pocket into left-hand side pull, then straight up and top out.

Start both hands in under cling, head straight up and stay right of buldge.

Start using the under cling in line with the tree, then to the rail just on the right, track right and follow the vertical crack just right of the bulge.

Sit start at the obvious wavy overhanging vertical crack. Climb straight up and top out.

Same start as Flytanic but climb straight up and out.

Sit start with pockets and good foot. Straight up.

Sit start and move up big rounded features.

Has a little bit of spice. Sit start on obvious light orange scoop.

Tall

Obvious jug to start

Rad easier mid start. Start on obvious jug hold and move up through big rails to a mellow, high finish.

Sds low. Top out.

Sds on double jug, traverse out along huge sandy jug rail. Continue through features to rail. Drop off. Cruisy jug hauling!

SDS on undercling and pocket. Style around the boulder with beautiful holds, dynamic spans, and exit up crimps left.

Sit start to the left of 'Worth the Walk?' and follow good holds up and to the right.

The left line. Sit start low and follow the steep wall up and rightwards.

Start as River Cruise, but exit straight up with good slot on the blunt arete.

Sit start on the far left with right hand on low flake and left hand on good low jug, move out right through perfect flat jugs.

Sit start, then up the obvious slots.

Sit start on left rail and right undercling. Trend right towards to top of arete.

Sit start the slopey arete and traverse left to top at the corner.

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

Sit start and up the left face of the scoop

Sit start on jug flake at the back of the cave. Out the obvious juggy scoop trending rightward to finish.

Sit start matched on the lowest jug rail. Up through good holds.

Crouch

Sit start with left hand on low sloper and right hand on undercling. Up through jugs trending right.

Well featured low wall with warm up options. Sit starts etc.

80m upstream from RM there is an obvious chimney the middle of smooth white quartzite face, this climbs starts directly below this. 1) 35m (20) From base of cliffs avoid obvious corner* that leads to the chimney instead solo up slightly left to reach base of the of the vertical wall with thin crack. Climb thin crack with difficulty until it widens and becomes sandy, escap right via airy traverse to belay in corner at base of chimney. 2) 40m Up corner to headwall chimney with glorious rock. *alternative first pitch up corner would make the entire climb go at grade 12, and would likely still be a worthwhile outing.

Start on the left hand side of the cave. Bouldery moves lead to the roof, where you can traverse left to the small ledge. Finish up the easy slab above.

15m Grade 20+ Up middle, around L side of cave. Trad gear to bolt belay on top.Done ground-up style. Rob Wall / John Smart, August 2005. Most loose rock removed during FA. Its a long walk off, or rap off the bolts (very hard to pull rope 😦 ).

https://robjwall.wordpress.com/2012/08/24/kalbarri-info/

Offers good climbing and looks scary for a valid reason! Start 5m right of Mad Cows And Englishmen, moving 1m left at 6m (keeping a fair distance from left arête), then continue straight up on small edges. Risk of decking is real unless carrying a large cam (BD C4 #5). Doubles in mid-sizes come handy too. Some precarious rubble was cleaned in May 2014. FA: Remi Vignals, Delphine Chabanne – 31/05/2014

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Determination 20m 20** (Trad) Join the two discontinued cracks in the middle of the wall. Needs a good clean. 1 x BD C4#5 + 1 x BD C4 #4 useful. Walk off carefully left and down. FA: Remi Vignals, Gesa Graser – 20/06/2014

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Helmets Off To You 15m 20* (Trad) A slick chimney with an unforgettable overhung offwidth exit. The helmet had to be removed during the FA in order to wriggle out the roof crack. Pack some micro and big CAMs. FA: Remi Vignals, Sam Jones – 29/09/2014

https://www.climberswa.asn.au/topic/kalbarri-5-new-routes/

A mid-size cam eater! Start on the pedestal, go up one move and trend left of the hueco continuing straight up the highest part of the wall.

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Climb She Magic to the last QD, stopping on the jug before the top crux. A common warm up, because you know... sometimes it's nice to tick something.

Unique and memorable for the feet-first approach to surmounting the overlap. Well worth the effort.

Original description by Remi (https://www.climberswa.asn.au/topic/kalbarri-the-bison-wall-dont-go-splat-20m-20/):

Start at ground level about 10m right of route #43 [Project right of Love Muscle) and 20m left of Thruch’n The Bison. Follow a series of vertical cracks between ledges. Scramble up the 1m vertical crack, then diagonally right on jugs to a vague crack leading to a large stepped platform. Continue up the wider crack, placing some gear high in it before committing any further (crux). One or two small finger size SLCDs (i.e: BD Camalot C3#0 and C4#0.3) will come handy to protect the top out. Rope drag is manageable. Fragile rock around the top anchor. Might be done in 2 pitches to benefit from a spotter/belayer. Without protection high in the final crack, grade: 20X.

FA: Remi Vignals, Delphine Chabanne, June 2012

Based on this I'm not sure the topo line is right or that "Don't go Splat 2" is a retro bolt of this.

Rob Wall put this route up. It was named after the climbing wall he owned on the outside wall of Perry Lakes Stadium. 3837730 was the phone number of Escalade, back in the days before Perth adopted 8 digit phone numbers.

Start behind the slopping block in the short space between two water streak (hopefully dry). No gear until the horizontal break at 4m. Continue straight up steeper terrain, use blocky flakes along the way, keeping the line straight.

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(Mixed) Reminiscent of the flat ledges found at the Promenade, it offers a great series of moves. Start on the steepest section of the wall between BC and MF. The first pocket used for protection seem to only fit narrow SLCDs. 1 bolt. Same lower off as Midnight Flit.

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Scoops of fruits 15m 20* (Mixed) Start about 4m R of the chimney and move straight up through a series of scoops. 1 bolt. FA: Remi Vignals, Shevaun Cooley – 26/09/2014