Grampians

Represented here by a short travel-sampler, the Grampians entry in this catalog shows climbing in Victoria, Australia through a practical, on-the-rock lens rather than a historical or guidebook approach. The film The BEST Climbing in Australia | ft. Jorg Verhoeven and Katha Saurwein alternates quick climbing sequences with travel shots and voiceover, and the footage covers bouldering, bolted sport lines and traditional climbing. That framing makes the piece useful for understanding how experienced climbers move between disciplines on a short trip.

Viewers will see how line‑finding, body movement and partner use change across problems, bolted routes and trad pitches, and they’ll watch Jorg Verhoeven and Katha Saurwein adjust their approach as terrain and access shift. The film deliberately avoids detailed grades or route histories, so its strength is observational: it depicts movement quality, typical sequences and the everyday logistics of short multi-area missions. For climbers considering a visit, it offers a compact sense of what a few days of mixed climbing in Victoria can feel like.

Because the piece is brief and editorial in scope, treat it as a visual primer rather than a substitute for local beta or guidebooks. It’s best used to study movement and trip rhythm—how to pack a mixed day, when to switch from bouldering to a roped route, and how partners communicate on varied rock—rather than to learn specific pitch names or historical details.