Routes in Australia for selected grade

Location & height of this climb is unknown at this time.

Next buttress left facing out from Chickens in choppers, climb the face past 6 BR's.

A classic and popular overhang. Obvious stepeed break 2 m R of OP.A couple of difficult moves brings the piton within reach. Jugs then the final pull onto the ledge. Finish up the blunt arete and watch the loose blocks.

Start: The seam/corner that goes straight up above the start of ‘Iron in the Soul’.

1. 35m Up corner system to belay on ledge with bolt and nut.

2. 15m (crux) Up corner to bolt. Step right and up slab past another halt to top.

ALL ROUTES LISTED L TO R.

possibly the same route as Hang Five & Paul Powell.

See Mini-guide: https://www.climberswa.asn.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/2014-Gibraltor-Rock-New-Routes-1-Warning.pdf

Starts 5m right of Horizon. Follow the hangers them move diagonally left. No anchor as yet.

Vertical seam (FH) then L fork of crack.

Awful climb, short, nasty and loose. The diagonal crack down L of PFTP. Horrible flared jams the whole way.

Avoids the hard start. Starts 2m right of SC. Rap to big tree on ledge and pre clip first RB. Up to RB, climb up and L (some gear) to RB on SC. Finish as for SC.

See Mini-guide: https://www.climberswa.asn.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/2014-Gibraltor-Rock-New-Routes-1-Warning.pdf

Leftwards traverse finish to Screaming Pretty past dodgy bolt

Around the corner, the far left line

Double ring bolt anchor. 1st accent done on rope solo. Feel free to bolt it IYL

Needs cleaning / bolting. Open project.

Follow track to Turtle rock, as you walk past first face you come to notice large obvious crack, unbolted, first accents? could use trad or set up toprope. Difficult finger crack start that gets easier as you go up before easy top out.

A key hold has been broken from this exposed climb. Up ES until level with the 2nd overhang. Step L into space, past a bolt, and up the bottomless corner, bolt

It is the line immediately right of spangelic upstarts on a reddish wall with an obvious right diagonal seam through a head wall. Even with several rain storms this route drys very quickly and was put up between showers! Start down and right from the belay at the start of spangelic upstarts and bogan villager at ground level between two obvious moss streaks. Climb an easy slab past three BR, need hangers. DBB,25m. Pitch two heads straight up past a thin seam with three or four micro nuts and cams. Continue up steeper terrain and the diagonal seam past six FH and a number seven rock or offset cam in that range. very cool and thought provoking moves through the head wall to a DBB. Classic pitch. Single 60m rope will suffice.

See Mini-guide: https://www.climberswa.asn.au/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/2014-Gibraltor-Rock-New-Routes-1-Warning.pdf

Line starting off pedestal left end of chasm.