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When life gives you lemons...
on the crag….. Hi All, Now in Scotland, having a lovely time, wish you were here. The Dolomites are sensational, more rock than you can poke a stick … as no waterproofs. Racing now for the last easier pitches to the top, up a chimney, with minimal pro and wet rock. Lovely, so Tasmanian.... Lemon 4. Did I say 3Re: Tasmanian Bolting Wars
It seems that the majority want bolts. To be truthful, as society progresses we want it easier and easier. Clean rock, safe climbing, bolts, easy access; it is all part of the modern world. But it comes at a price, pristine rock littered with metal in National Parks. So in a way I agree with Gerry and really wouldRagged Jack
, but the lines speak for themselves and should be able to be found by referring to the topo (supplied by Bob McMahon)." name="Ragged Jack" rock="Alpine dolerite … ="text">Rock climbers please contact the Cliff Steward (benlomond@climbersclubtas.org.au) if you have any queries or concerns regarding social or environmentalIntroduction bouldering
" class="text">Rock climbers please contact the Cliff Stewards (emails below) if you have any queries or concerns regarding social or environmental impacts of rock climbing at this crag. Do not email regarding general travel, seasonal advice, or lost property - this is not the Steward’s role. If you have importantWood Hookers bouldering
<guide> <header name="Wood Hookers" id="1" walk="20 Metres" sun="Shady" rock="Sandstone" acknowledgement="" intro="Wood hookers is part of the Mt Hobbs … , take care crossing the rock filled ditch at 800m then park off the road and admire the majesty of Wood hookers, well at least the proximity." campingWhite Stack Area
the access descriptions for each area for further details." name="White Stack & Island Zawn" rock="White granite, 10-25m" sun="Morning sun" walk="5 minutes" id="1 … of rock is the Sentry Box, 200 m away, and just north of the stack you can see Island Zawn with the detached buttress of the island standing in it.<br/><brCradle Mountain - Lake St Clair
from original CCT circulars, Chris Baxters 1984 Geryon Guide, Rock New Climbs 1997 by Rod Young, and Climb Northern Tasmania by Bob MacMahon and Gerry … rock climb in Tasmania and possibly in the country. <br/>Years later, Ossie Ellis, an ex-saw miller turned mountaineer and conservationist, co-built Pencil PineFingal New Route Update - 6 New Pitches
See the Climb Tasmania website for details of 6 new pitches one at Bare Rock since Easter. http://climbtasmania.com.au/blogs/news/14251049-fingal-new-route-update-may-2014Updated Fingal Guide and topos
See link to Bare Rock overview topo, updated Boneyard guide and topo for God Monster. http://climbnortherntasmania.wordpress.com/2012/01/13/updated-fingal-guide-and-topos/ Migrated to Confluence 4.0Mount Roland
, a number of new climbs were added but since then there has been only a handful more recorded. There are still many acres of untouched rock to be explored … . Take a torch! <br/>There are no bolts to date on the cliffs and climbers are asked to respect this “no bolt” status." name="Mount Roland" rock