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Gariwerd (The Grampians)

While nearby Djurite (Arapiles) is massively more popular, Gariwerd (The Grampians) has about triple the number of routes, and infinitely more potential! Most areas require more of a walk in, but almost none of the crags below require more than 30mins, and for the sake of a bit of walking you gain untold number of classic routes on the most superb rock, in amazing remote settings.

Best Crag(s): Rosea and Taipan.
Wet Weather Options: Spurt Wall, The Gallery.

North Gariwerd (North Grampians)

Stapylton Amphitheatre

Bellerephon Wall (6 photos)

* Northern Walls (5 photos)

* Central Buttress (2 photos)

* Grey & Green Walls (5 photos)

*** Taipan Wall Left Side (34 photos)

*** Taipan Wall Right Side (25 photos)

* Spurt Wall (15 photos)

Wudjub Guyan (Hollow Mountain) Area

** Summerday Valley (14 photos)

*** Sandinista Walls (7 photos)

** Amnesty Wall (12 photos)

* Clicke Wall (4 photos)

* Wudjub Guyan (Hollow Mountain) Summit Areas (5 photos)

* Tupameros Area (3 photos)

** Cut Lunch Walls (3 photos)

** Van Dieman's Land (10 photos)

More North Gariwerd (More North Grampians)

* The Unnamed Cliff (6 photos)

** Mt. Difficult

Asses Ears Area

Central Gariwerd (Central Grampians)

* The Watchtower

Pastoral Buttress/Rural Rocks (9 photos)

*** Mt Rosea (18 photos)

** Bundaleer (14 photos)

* Eastern Wall (10 photos)

Paddy's Castle (8 photos)

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The Black Range

** Black Ians Rocks (4 photos)

The Victoria Range

* The Gallery (9 photos)

** Graham's Creek (15 photos)

** The Flatiron (13 photos)

* Curiosity Crag (16 photos)

** Gilham's Crag (14 photos)

The Breach (2 photos)

** Chimney Pots (1 photo)
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