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Re: DBB 1st pitch Nefertiti, Organ Pipes
the next generation" from rock climbing: If a person wants to go rock climbing, they must learn the skills to rise to the challenge. Lowering established routes … . The rock usually allows for gear placements at this grade. Figuring out the gear on a route, including the anchor, is one of the biggest challenges in trad climbingPirates Cove
. Despite the last few sentences this tiny reserve is one of the most unique crags in the country and provides fun dynamic climbing on steep bullet proof rock … bolt and tree or continue 20m further to the carpark and belay from the comfort of your car. Alternatively, to escape the crag rock hop down streamName this seastack
I'm looking for the name of this particular seastack which is near The Lanterns, Tasman Peninsula. Rocks are the subject of my paintings and I'd like to give it the correct title. Thought it might be Cathedral rock but not sure. Can anyone help me out? Robyn robynharman.com Rock 2.jpgBolts added to Fingal Multi-pitch
I have added 4 bolts to the 4th pitch of Into The Mystic at Bare Rock. This excellent route has 5 pitches with grades of 22, 25, 24, 22 and 24 and goes up left … difficult pitches below, the rock at Fingal is potentially suspect on most routes. So in the possibility of friable rock and broken holds, wisdom has prevailedWorld Heritage Area 2016 Management Plan
management plan, which aimed to "Generally discourage the use of bolts and other fixtures that permanently damage rock faces." So there was a lot of talk about … activity in the WHA - which is not necessarily a given. --------- 6 .4 .6 Climbing and Canyoning Some of the TWWHA’s many cliff and rock facesMt Field West
<guide> <header name="Mt Field West" id="1" walk="90 minutes" sun="afternoon" rock="Alpine, weathered dolerite" acknowledgement="By Hamish Jackson" intro … ="541" width="900"/> <image id="18" width="500" height="auto"/> <text id="15" class="heading3">Crag Steward</text> <text id="16" class="text">RockElderslie Private Land bouldering
pagesize="300"> <header id="143" name="Elderslie" walk="5-20 min" sun="Mixed" rock="Sandstone" intro="The bouldering at Elderslie is quite good, on sandstone … is Slug Rock (amongst the trees) and the Ant Rocks are about 100m uphill from here. Forbidden forest is a few hundred meters south.<br/><br/>For the secondRe: U bolts at Sphinx Rock
as it effectively spans across more rock so localised weaknesses may be bridged Yes; making the spacing really wide will be stronger but the point is that it isn't … then perhaps you should stop, because you must be bolting some really woeful rock. Now, I haven't seen the U's Garry is talking about. If the leg spacingRe: Length of U-bolts
To add to Rogers post above I got asked the same question the other day as well. All my u bolts are 200 to 220 mm long (even 270mm if required for soft rock … as having had 3 to 4 adults swinging off them doing rescue training. Clean holes, sufficient glue around the bolt and hole and obviously good rock is veryRe: New Routes and News 2016
is the really big black chimney). The start is easily accessed, via the bottom of Incision, from the track between Flange Buttress and Ship Rock. 1. 35 m, 23 Follow the U's up a nose of rock to a crux crossing the bulge (at about the eighth U). After that, climb the arete (another seven U's) to a ledge and DUB. 2. 15