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Re: Great Tier
What ever happened to mixed protection on rock climbs? Now routes that are written up as trad routes such as Skyfell have by my count 10 bolts that could be clipped on them, I dont think this is traditional climbing.Waterworks Reserve
<guide> <header name="Waterworks Playground" id="1" walk="" sun="" rock="" acknowledgement="By Phil Robinson" intro="“A Playground for Lunchtime” appeared … . Due to the nature of the rock, it is not suited to lead climbing but is an ideal top roping location. Being in a reserve, please do not bolt. There are plentyRe: The Choss Files - Collins Cap
Hey Jon,i went up here the other day having somehow only noticing your Glen Dhu Yellow cliff choss file entry! I took the flat contour access across top the summit, then scrambled down. I did think this crag showed some promise with the rock architecture being quite impressive in places. Anyway, i might go back onceBuckland Area bouldering
<guide> <header name="Buckland Area" id="1" walk="" sun="" rock="" acknowledgement="" intro="" history="" access="All these areas are approach via Buckland, which is about 50 minutes / 60km from Hobart on the Tasman Highway (A3). At Buckland, turn left on to the C318. For Sand River take Sand River Rd whichJukes Boulder Field
<guide> <header id="1" name="Jukes Boulder Field" walk="5-10 min" sun="All day" rock="Conglomerate" acknowledgement="By John Fawcett and Grace Cumming" intro … . The boulders are free standing, and range in height from a few meters to 5 or 6m highballs. The rock is good (in relative conglomerate terms) but careRe: New Routes and News 2012
the right of the roof 40m up (the line of least resistance), then trended back left a metre to join your line again. I encountered loose rock about the same level … should have any particular say over the destiny of that piece of rock? I am sincerely trying to get away from the idea that first ascents are acts of possessionRe: New Routes and News 2013
and the rock quality should always be treated with some suspicion. It would be a very intelligent decision to wear a helmet here and the converse would also hold true … to the base and climb back up. Consider though that the latter option may be over less sensible rock exposing climbers to a greater risk of rockfall. Potentially twoRe: Bolt corrosion article
beautiful rock. We need to think long-term and use the best bolts possible.Re: Brady's Lookout Bouldering
rock but the landings tend to be bad (except for the few boulders mentioned). Migrated to Confluence 4.0Re: Launceston City Council Chops Cataract Gorge Bolts
again. Ongoing we will be reviewing the code of conduct to allow for temporary lockout of climbs should a rock fall occur . This may just involve the use