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Climbing partner needed for Oct 3-10
Hi. Will visit Tasmania early October. No firm plans but would love to check out the trad climbing there, preferably cracks. Have climbed for years (decades!) but never managed to push past grade 18-20. I'll bring full rack and rope, rent a car and see what happens. Btw.. I'm Danish, live in UK and am not a cricketCluan Tiers and Whiskey Jim Hill
from car park. Well defined 4wd tracks from car park. Where track ends head right down gully to Wailing Wall at far LHS side of cliff. For Whiskey Jim Crack bush … for dolerite as it is generally void of cracks, and forms overhanging blocky faces with big roofs. Consequently the crag has been developed as a sport climbingSand River bouldering
land without previously negotiating access with the landowners<br/>* Don't block the roads, it really pisses people off. And don't leave any valuables in your car … coming off it. This takes a bit under an hour from Hobart.<br/><br/><br/>Access to the bouldering areas are from two car parks:<br/><br/>Barbecue car parkTeardrop Gully
-hand arête of the wall to DBB. Rap: 11m.<br/> <br/></climb> <climb id="63" stars="" extra="↓ " number="4." name="Jon's Crack" length="12m" grade="13" fa="J … on good rock straight up the rounded arête, 3m right of Jon's Crack. Rap off from DBB 2m back (14m).</climb> <climb id="66" stars="*" extra=" 5Þ ↓" numberBulging Buttress
<guide version="3"> <header autonumber="true" camping="" walk="20 min" sun="Not much sun" rock="Dolerite walls and cracks up to 80m" name="Bulging Buttress … is a clean steep corner capped by a roof at 20m. <br/>Climb the thin corner crack to the roof. Step L and up to DBB on a small ledge. Any old pegs on the lineBen Lomond Ice
cracks (when you can find any) and pitons are better. Ice screws are often the best or only option; take tie-offs. Specific comments on conditions and equipment … . Leave the car in the park at the foot of Jacobs Ladder, the final, steep winding road up to the plateau. Opposite, across the valley, is Whymper Crags. WalkGunners Quoin
but recommended to be done in two pitches. 1) 30m Up steep crack moving slighty left to follow LH crack, which has hands, fist and wide section. Get to ledge on pillar … of the Buttress. Start round the corner to the R of the block, L of a lichened wall, below an obvious corner line. Follow the main crack line through a small roofFlange Buttress
="" fa="S. Edwards, Jan 1997.">A mixed route right of Pooch Gully that ascends the nose of the minor buttress 10m left of Nefarious. A crack (natural gear) leads … face/crack climbing with good gear - best done during a dry spell. Right of Nefarious and left of Just a Little Bit Longer is a broken twin crack-line splittingHillwood
. Please be mindful of this. <br/><br/>A carpark has been built well-off the main road to facilitate approx. 25 cars - DO NOT park along Craigburn Road at the old … />- If you do intend to bush/car camp somewhere else nearby, please use public toilets or the port-a-loo in the new carpark (before or after your session) to minimiseLooking for partners in Tassie till 22nd March
the best weather, I have no car but pubic transport should suffice. I can climb any day of the week and have ropes, gear, etc. I can lead up to about 23 and second or redpoint up to about 26/27 but I'm equally happy hitting some long multi-pitch routes at a more moderate grade (but I'm shit at jam cracks). I have been