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Re: Fruehauf Closure
12-03-15 Fruehauf is still closed. Please respect the closure and don't fuck up future access for everyone. This message came from the council this morning. For your safety the Fruehauf cliff remains temporarily closed until further notice due to a rock fall in this vicinity. Earthworks occurring above the cliffRe: Lost Falls
The catchment for Lost Falls is very short. One week can make a difference between the rock being wet and dry. We've climbed the routes a couple of times and they are great fun - well worth the trip in the right conditions, especially if you're on the way to Freycinet. For mainlanders visiting Tassie on a road tripRe: New Routes and News 2011
From the notch on Northern Butrees (where the abseil chains are) look across at the wall and cracks opposite. Scramble up to the base of the wall from the notch (i.e. top of Rock Away Gully). From the traverse point, use along sling on a #2 Friend. *No Name Yet" 19/20 18m From stance, traverse R around cornerRe: Punchbowl Reserve - Unsafe bolted routs??
sorry if im overdoing this post here, but i popped back to puchbowl this arvo totry one of the other bolted routs that i spotted last time. Found something that was a bit disconcerting: soooo, thats a rock that obviously didn't start there, with a bolt sticking out of it... on further investigation, it looksRe: Punchbowl Reserve - Unsafe bolted routs??
Hi there Jamie, I visited the area probably in 2006. At the time, Andrew McGifford bolted some lines. He had done plenty of bolting so I would think that the bolts should be ok. The ones that aren't on the ground now! As for the rock i can't remember I cleaned & climbed most of the trad lines. My memoryRe: Climbing around Hobart
Hey Claire, I am from England and will be backpacking Tasmania 02-09 Feb. I will be hiring a car and intend to be in the Hobart area somewhere between 07-09 Feb and I am keen to get some rock time in. I would consider myself a novice climber and in recent years I have been more focused on bouldering. In total I haveRe: New Hobart Crag?
Went for a wander through some of the burnt out bush just off Flagstaff gully road on the weekend, and struggled up the hill to the obvious mudstone/siltstone crag you can see from the highway. Lo and behold what do I see but 4 or 5 newish looking sport routes. The rock is covered in charcoal now instead of lichenRe: Pleasant Screams Direct
Actually from what I've read pleasant screams will become the premier reason to visit tas, I assume the rock police will be removing all illegal bolts from routes that occur in national parks, including the totem pole? Or is it OK for "illegal" fixed gear to exist in some places but not in others? Parks don'tRe: Bolting Wars Episode 316
the question is it Bolts or No Bolts. my mind has changed so much on this topic. Gerry did the correct thing. this state has so much god damm rock why f*&k the benRe: Freycinet Bolts
the smooth curves of rock. Have established bolt areas like hillwood, the underworld or freahauf where the bolts are usable by all whom venture their and leave