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Mt Lyell - Main Area
<guide> <header name="The Main Area" id="1" walk="45 min" sun="Afternoon" rock="" acknowledgement="" intro="The prominent hillside covered in boulders. Many quality boulders with a range of height and angle. There is a huge obvious roof that looks like pride rock. Due to being sheltered behind the knoll we haveKingston bouldering
<guide> <header id="1" name="Kingston" walk="1 min" sun="Shady with some afternoon sun" rock="Sandstone" acknowledgement="By Paul Pritchard" intro="Whitewater Creek has easy access and fun bouldering in a suburban wasteland setting. On the whole the rock is good quality, coarse sandstone with a few soft patches.<brRoches Beach bouldering
<guide> <header name="Roches Beach bouldering" id="1" walk="5-10 min" sun="All day" rock="Dolerite" acknowledgement="" intro="" history="" access="Drive … ="44." name="Rock Around the Block" length="" grade="V2" fa="Jack Colbeck 29/10/22">Start on the upper left corner on the block. With hands on top, traverseSand River bouldering
River will likely be extensive. To date most of the problems are at the base of existing steep climbing areas. " acknowledgement="" rock="Sandstone" sun="Mostly … and small iron rich bands.</text> <text class="text" id="17">Past the sandy cave is an expanse of the usual superb Sand River rock.</text> <image id="77" widthNew Routes 2017
100m of climbing. Generally excellent rock that accepts good protection. Rack: generous traditional rack to #3 Camelot size, including 5-10 small cams and 15Winter news
effort for Doug who has had a pretty bloody good year out on the rock. Go Doug! After the ascent, Doug was seen selling all his climbing gear in the pinesThe Gorge bouldering
afternoon" rock="Dolerite" acknowledgement="By Mark Polinski" intro="Bouldering in the Cataract Gorge is just as good as the route climbing. Indeed, a lot of the boulders are more easily accessed, stay cleaner, and provide more variety in movement then many of the routes. The rock is exclusively dolerite, often