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Adamsfield
(after previous work by Rob Williams), originally published in Craglets." history="" intro="The rock at Adamsfield makes for a complete change from climbing on dolerite; being short, pocketed and very steep. There is more steep rock here than any other developed climbing area in the state. It's all bolt protected too, soWARNING: Loose boulder at bottom part of Novichok/ Eldorado/ Sand River
now. For now this route is very dangerous to climb as loose rock gets funneled by the rock and ends up at the belayers position.Length of U-bolts
I recently got asked a question about shortening the length of U-bolts when used in really hard rock like dolerite. This is based on the reply: I'm REALLY … , might tip it into the too-weak-to-work zone. Length also helps with imperfect rock (and lots of dolerite isn't perfect). Moving on to some specifics aboutCCT Climbing Code of Conduct v1.0.pdf
of this document is to define best practices for the Tasmanian climbing community. The term climbing used in this document refers to all forms of rock climbing … : ● Visit www.thesarvo.com and follow the links to the CCT page. ● Via an email to cct@thesarvo.com. 1.4. Disclaimer Rock Climbing is a dangerous sport. You mayTop rope accreditations
Hey, I am looking to get some accreditations for taking youth rock climbing, and was wondering if anyone knew the best person I could get in contact with? I have indoor rock climbing certificates, but want to get top rope outdoor and abseiling certs. I’m an avid climber just need to get the right paperwork so I canHillwood Tracks Cut
Have just cut the tracks to the various cliffs at Hillwood today. Have been doing this for the last 7 years and every summer I'm confronted with chest high thistles and nettles. Anyway, tracks to Rock Of Ages, Falcon Crag, Cave Rock, and Hidden Towers are cleared for your convenience and climbing pleasure. PLease notePics from Joe Goding
Pillar. Cripes there is a lot of rock out there! As far as I know there are a few routes on "The Blade" at Cape Pillar done by Bob McMahon, Gerry Narkowicz, Ben Maddison et al. There was an article in Rock a while back. But AFAIK there are no routes at Black Head. There is a world of potential out there for somebodyFREE Magazines
Yes, I'm giving away lots of old magazines that I no longer want to store ... Mountain Climbing Rock and Ice Alpinist Rock ... as well as random others, including the odd High, On the Edge, Gripped, Screamer, Thrutch, etc, etc, etc. Plenty of pretty pictures, route info and interesting historical stuffNorthern Buttress
base at a conspicuous prow. <br/><br/>The Darkside is the cliff left of this prow which ends at Rockaway Gully and nearby Chockstone Gully which is the rock choked … Buttress. Check individual route descriptions for details." autonumber="true" camping="" walk="20 min uphill" sun="Morning sun" rock="Dolerite cracks, facesThe Dilmah Boulder
<guide> <header id="1" name="The Dilmah Boulder" walk="" sun="" rock="" acknowledgement="" intro="A 10m boulder with some entertaining little sport routes and very convenient access close to Fingal" history="" access="" camping="" autonumber="false"/> </guide> Guide edited