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  1. Re: Tasmanian Bolting Wars

    - I can therefore understand why some bolters writing above seem threatened antibolt opinions. Keep in mind then that much of the worlds quality rock has … , Molly, The Bowms, Garn). I personally like to think it is unlikely anyone would be able to tell if I have climbed a certain piece of rock, it's more important
    thesarvo / … / Tasmanian Bolting WarsAug 12, 2007
  2. Schouten Island

    <guide> <header id="1" name="Schouten Island" rock="Coastal Granite" intro="There have been several expeditions to climb on the granite at Schouten Island … and gear back rightwards to the top. A little spaced with gear but not frightingly so, a great all natural route on superb rock. The best route on the dome
    thesarvoDec 26, 2016
  3. Re: Mt Wellington Guide Book Update

    Suzerain   1 1 2 Sustained climbing, good rock, technically interesting (2 star) Built like a Donkey
    thesarvo / … / Mt Wellington Guide Book UpdateJan 22, 2010
  4. Re: Hillwood Bolts Warning

    term. -       A contributing factor to these bolts loosening is that the hangers are often not sitting well on a flat section of rock.  Small protrusions under
    thesarvo / … / Hillwood Bolts WarningOct 01, 2013
  5. Re: New Routes and News 2013

    and I'm sure that he would have seen that some small placements could be possible. And, after all, people have been looking at that little bit of rock and thinking
    thesarvo / … / New Routes and News 2013Mar 05, 2013
  6. Re: New Routes and News 2013

    to the organ pipes geology where occasional blank sections of rock are common between natural gear and fall lines are often clear. This climb is now quite user
    thesarvo / … / New Routes and News 2013Mar 04, 2013
  7. Re: New Routes and News 2014

    of the rock at flinders is so exceptional, but that may be my personal bias. CJs bolted boulder near camp looked very funky. Would be interested to hear from
    thesarvo / … / New Routes and News 2014Jan 06, 2015
  8. Steepest Dolerite Route in Tassie

    by large holds on fiercely overhanging ground, with a pronounced crux at the lip. The rock quality is superb, though the cliff looks a bit black and ugly.  The route
    thesarvoNov 08, 2017
  9. Access Issues

    , the lookout being fire damaged through heat stress. The cliff line apparently burnt intensely and looks spectacular without the vegetation cover - but the rock
    thesarvoOct 03, 2016
  10. Boneyard rap ropes!

    Just a heads up here that if you're going to climb at Bare Rock, in particular the Boneyard, be aware that the ropes for rapping off(mainly the second rap line) is extremely core shot and needs replacing now. I used it about 2 months ago where it became clear that users had been going down the line at a speed causing
    thesarvoJul 24, 2016