Routes in Western Australia for selected grade

A classic Peth jamming crack. A tough start leads to pleasant jamming. Take small to medium cams and nuts.

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

Crouch start on the flat ledge feature, traverse left, all the way left.

Crouch start to long stretch. Avoid scoop on right.

Originaly done as a V1 highball. It has also been done with ropes and settles out at a more reasonable and well protected grade 20.

Clean steep and classic crack climbing.

Grunty moves off the ground to escape gravity and the end will test your wide crack finesse.

Rather exciting without a rope.

Face of pillar start low. Fall area not so good

Well featured slab, hard to read. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oG8OxNW6_jE

Sit start on good flat left hand rail.

Central face of this boulder

Sit start on the left side and follow the vague arete trending right to top.

https://youtu.be/MaJpQ4Ec_4Y

Direct start up the middle of the face and finishing as Worthless.

Straight up the face right of Worth Less.

Sit start

Pumpy climbing. Carrots. Route name is made up as "unknown" is boring and the FA choose to remain silent.

Testing all the way to the anchor. Start 4m left of ‘Dynamite’ and go straight up following the ring bolts left of the blast line. 5RB to DBB.

Start in the corner just L of Competitive Edge. Climb the overhanging jug-haul past 6 ring bolts to DBB. FA was done barefoot (shoes forgotten at home).

Enjoyable gym-like climbing on large holds, with some unusual body positions and a very long final move to get to the anchors (crux). 8 ringbolts to lower-offs,

Location unclear

Looking at wall the climb and another near it form the outline of Africa. The climb is 6-7 metres long, small to mid size cams required, laybacks and underclings for about a 19/20grade.

Loose blocks at top. Is located at Inner Gosnells Quarry up on the Goatland area in to the left.

https://www.climberswa.asn.au/topic/west-africa-crack/

Needs cams to protect top.

Quality, technical climbing up to juggy finish. The graffiti doesn't help.

Stand start on the left of the face on good edges. Desperate top out.

Stand start on the good edge on the right and then trend left to top out as The Witch.

Pretty much a lay down start on a jug with your foot jammed higher than your head. Exit the opposite direction of Not Worth it.

Stand start on tiny rows of crimp. Mainly a 1 to 2 move wonder to a jug to easy ground.

Not sure who is the FA but it looks to have been done before but is not in the topo. If someone knows the name or the FA please let me know and I can change accordingly.

V2/V3, highball.

Stand start. Slap up to top.

Middle slab, avoiding the flakes of John Dory.

There is a single bolt at the top of the route or numerous trees to set a top rope. Walk to the top of the route is only a few minutes.

Wrestle and blast up the ethically cleansed wall of terror which crosses directly over WWT. Be bold. 4BR to DBB. M Rosser, J. Truscott 30 Oct 05

Warning, 2nd bolt broke off (Feb 2019), in doubt if the other once are fine. Smear your way up the dirty corner system approximately 2 m left of Modern Tactics, clipping some of the manky carrots along the way. Traverse left under roof an place pro in roof crack (optional) and reach next bolt. 2 more bolts lead to BR loweroffs. The top is where the fun is!

Starts 10 m left of Hell's Bells and Mademoiselles. Take a #2 or #3 cam plus smaller gear (optional) for reaching second carrot. Be careful of where you place gear (especially cams) as a lot of the big flakes seem a little loose. Beware especially of triangular block above the large flake. Okay climbing at the bottom leads to a fun finish!

Start as for HB&M, but go right past RB, through cracked overlap, steep wall above, then finish with traverse left to ledge and lower-offs (crux). 4 RBs, plus small nut(s) between 1st and 2nd RB. There are some historical bolt holes near the end, by others.

Great moves but the top of this route gets covered in mud. It may be a good idea to traverse in from the belay of BMU and clean the top with a rag first! Named after the graffiti near the start, with a couple of puns built-in. 4 FH to lower-offs.

Stand start on rounded crimps.

Stand start on good holds then traverse left along the seam.

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

Sit start on obvious RH minijug and left hand sidepull jug. Compress up feature to dicey top moves. Easier if you're taller!

Stand start on good crimps, move up to incut rail.

Sit start on mossy pockets and smears. Straight up the seam

Stand start, small mantle to good holds.

Stand start up to nice crimpy moves.

Sit start on good rail. Straight up to cool undercling.

Stand start on good left hand and right hand pinching arete up to cool heel hook rock over.

Stand start both hands in the horizontal break up to underclings.

Sit start on low foot rail and low left hand jug. Straight up. Located on the back side of the Ultimate Find (body battle) Boulder.

Stand start with left hand on arete, right hand on crimp.

Stand start on crimps for both hands.

Stand start on good left hand crimp to good rail...then jump.

Stand start on high square edge.

Sit start, to the right of Trailblazer.

Sit start. https://vimeo.com/128759992

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*Stranded Asset 21 7m. Relax to the max before attempting the pumpy wall and rooflet at the far LHE of the cliff. 2BR to DBB. M. Rosser, J. Truscott 7 Nov 04

Route is located on the initial wall that begins near the last stone step of the approach path.

Frequently Asked Questions when Riding on the Tiger’s Back 19 7m

Right of SA. Heel hook then PLF. 2BR. J. Truscott, M Rosser 26 Jan 05

A faint vertical weakness 2m right of Fingers and Toes. Climb straight up past two bolts (crux) to reach easier ground. A bit runout past the second bolt.

The first ascent done without the first bolt, which was added in 2023

As for Super Slab but after the first bolt go directly up to the second one and then directly up to the sentry box above. Finish up the crack.

Start as for Sundowner. Climb to the first bolt, then up and right to reach the piton in the triangular niche on Bootiful. Follow the groove up and left to the sentry box and finish through the overhanging hand jam crack.

Start 2 m right of Bootiful. Climb through the two V-shaped niches and take the great wall direct past a bolt at 15 m. Gaining the bolt is totally desperate.

Start 1 m right of Flypaper at the moss-speckled wall with a thin crack. Climb the wall directly to the bolt of Flypaper. Finnish through small V-notch in the skyline.

Start as for First Route, protecting with gear if desired. Then go direct up the wall to the right of the First Route crack to the first FH. Continue along the bolted line towards the top out.

Climb jugs on arete to gain first bolt and struggle up desperate hold to reach second bolt. Crux is moving from the 4th to thr 5th bolt. Some brave people skip the 5th bolt as it can be difficult to clip. Re-bolted in '92 so the name no longer applies, really.

Strenuous climbing 2m right of Celestial Way. From the ledge climb overhanging arete past two fixed hangers to join Mainliner at piton.

Up to ledge right end of roof, then climb the short flake to clip the fixed hanger on the headwall to the left. Swing out left and claw past a carrot bolt (crux) to a sloping ledge below a bulge and another carrot bolt. Straight up over the bulge for 2m then diagonally left to a small spike/flake. Up left again to enter the large crack then up the wall right of the piton to finish. Alternatively, another good way to finish is as for Gates of Mordor.

Follow hand crack until gaining the first ledge. A carrot bolt has been added to the second ledge to protect the mantle. Powerful moves on delicate gear are required to follow the overhang to the left. The top section is runnout but cruisy

Start as for Gate of Mordor then after reaching the top section trend right following the last two fixed hangers for Red Giant

Start just to the left of Red Giant at the overhanging left side of the block. Up to the line of Red Giant and follow it to the first bolt. Move right and up face past the next bolt to a large ledge. Move left and up the wall past another bolt to finish (crux).

The most deceptive line on the crag. Start at the blocks just right of Red Giant. Up over the bulge to clip. Move left to a triangular niche and up thin lay-away crack past another bolt, into a cave. Step right to an undercling, clip and grovel to the top.

Shares start with A Boring Day in Baghdad. Place some small friends then tremble and quiver your way up the overhanging wall with 2 bolts to DBB.

https://www.climberswa.asn.au/topic/darlington-boulders/

The wall two metres left of ETA with BR. 19 Sep 04

Bridge between the two boulders to pre-clip first bolt. Climb up and right to crack and smear your way past one more bolt to desperate top-out.

Start at Solstice and traverse right past two RB. Finish on top.