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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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24 | ★ Reversing Peregrines
Awesomely pumpy fun thugging. Start 8m left of 'Fading Fast'. Stick clip recommended. Diagonally R on shattered rock to FH, then steeply past UB to join major cliff-splitting R-wards diagonal. Pump 15m up R along this past 2nd UB, across Fading Fast & Contra, and 5m further to FH. Now straight up to lower-off (60m rope essential). Full set of cams incl. #4 camalot, plus medium wires. The original piker's version (Will Monks, Neil Monteith, 21/8/05) finished as for FF, & you can also pike by lowering off SaL's anchor. FA: Will Monks & Steve Chapman, 2008 | 35m, 4 | |||
23 | ★ Reversing Peregrines Fading Fast Linkup
FA: Will Monks & Neil Monteith, 2005 | 25m | |||
24 R | Fading Fast
A steep climb up the short but deceptively overhanging wall just left of where the track hits the cliff and turns right. Carrigan led this route onsight the day after his one-point ascent of the Seventh Pillar. Start: Marked by small white square. FA: Kim Carrigan & Kieran Loughran (as far as the RP!), 1982 | 20m | |||
30 | ★★★ Contra Arms Pump
A popular steep powerful flake and pocket climb. One of the first routes of this style done in the Grampians. The climb eases up considerably in the upper half. Start: Start 15m left of 'Sandinista' at the well chalked flake crack. FA: Malcolm Matheson, 1989 | 20m, 2 | |||
33 | ★★ Sparticus
Hardest route in the Grampians? Start: Link-up of Daniel Or-Tiger into Somoza via some mind-blowing climbing. Very sustained with a bouldery crux. FA: Nathan Hoette, 2002 | 25m | |||
23 | ★★★ Sandinista
The stunning overhanging diagonal. The easiest way up this wall! The protection is brilliant and the pump is always present. One of the best lines in the Grampians. Start: Starts about 20m right of where the track hits the cliff. FA: Kevin Lindorff & Jeff Lamb, 1982 | 40m | |||
26 | ★★ Sandinista Direct
Steep crack climbing. It's the finger crack straight up the headwall, starting about 18m up Sandinista. FA: Malcolm Matheson, 1992 | 30m | |||
30 R | ★★★ Journey Through Nicaragua
One of the best all trad lines in Australia. Brilliant pocketed corner on the best rock anywhere and an inspiration for all hard climbers. This was the first grade 30 in Australia done outside of Arapiles. Start: The superb hanging corner about 15m right of 'Sandinista'. It finishes at the same point as 'Sandinista'. Gain access to the corner by stepping in from the ledge to the right. FA: Malcolm Matheson, 1987 | 20m | |||
13 | Chad
Not a classic. Start: Starts at the middle of the large block 6m to the right of 'Journey Through Nicaragua'. Marked by small white square. FA: Mike Wust & C. Stewart, 1983 | 20m | |||
18 | Etendard
Shitty. Around 10m right from Chad are three blocky corners. Up the middle line, moving left to pull up the overhanging wall. Up via the ledges above. FA: Peter Lindorff & Michael Wust, 1983 | 25m |
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