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Re: New Routes and News 2012
It was dry enough today at Neika for new routes. This one is further right from the existing routes on the Middle Tier: Dragons Buttress From Pluto scramble across the hillside for 50-100m until you get to decent height rock again. Dragons Buttress is the second buttress with two bolted lines. ★ 1. HereRe: New Routes and News 2012
the top - all on excellent quality rock. Could be grade 24 for shorter people Migrated to Confluence 4.0Re: New Routes and News 2012
Earth Sea crag at Coles Bay. Lovely situation and exellent rock. Best approached from the sea, for the full atmospheric hit. Main Wall: ★★Three Men in a Boat 20m 17 Start at high tide mark in the middle of the face, to the L of a low, overhangingRe: Carpe Diem
yep. it was me. I didn't want someone to die. more travellers are coming, many don't have the slightest clue about the concept of loose rock. if i was going to add a rap station my vote would be for in the chasm, so a single gets u off all those routes. but i think a 70m and some down climbing would doRe: New Routes and News 2013
Fair enough John. But lets also remember that the rock belongs to everybody, and that a first (recorded) ascent is an offering, nothing more. If not an offering, why bother recording it, other than for egotistical purposes? We are - however divided or united - a community that shares a resource. So why not haveRe: New Routes and News 2013
* Revival of the Fittest 50m 15 (High Court Cliff, Cape Bruny) The thin crack R of Philadelphia Freeway (PF). Harder at the start. High up, to avoid grass in the corner, move L onto the wall and climb the crack immediately R of PF. As with all climbs on this cliff, take care with loose rock at the topRe: New Routes and News 2014
Another project on the Boneyard at Bare Rock completed. Crack A Boner 20m. 24. * Stiff for the grade. An old project of Doug Fife's. The overhanging crack on the RHS of the Boneyard face in between 2 Fast 2 Furious and Tiger Bean. A brutal exercise in steep jamming which gets you pumped all the way to the anchorsRe: Nice Cape pillar photo
aah cool. i've been wondering what the actual route would be.. pretty funny though. they have used all the budget on the first two capes and it looks like about half the distance is still to be built. could make it a bit easier to get to salters point which has a fair bit of rock for new play... does anyone knowRe: Tas Classic Wide Cracks
I noticed that a huge loose rock has appeared on top of the first large chockstone half way up the chimney - it must have fallen down in recent times. It is teetering on the edge, so when you chin up over the chockstone the leader will be confronted with a nasty obstacle. It was too heavy for me to push offRe: Access Tracks and Route Gardening
and loose rock to make our paths through life a little more enjoyable is somehow morally bankrupt. In both of your posts you touch on legality. Where exactly are you … this more amenable for the average punter, whose main focus is getting to the crag relatively unscathed and enjoying climbing a clean line of reasonably stable rock