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The Moai
Hay I was just wondering if it was possible to do The Moai as a day trip?? And if so how early would you recommend leaving town? Migrated to Confluence 4.0Moai Link Route
We're pretty sure this one has already been done, but thought we'd ask around. Yesterday a mate & I climbed a "direct start" from the V groove chimney on the zawn side of The Moai that links in with 'Sacred Site' as it curves around into the top bolt line. Goes at about the same grade (18) but I'm guessing a touchMoai
Just letting people know that there is a huge loose flake/block above the 2nd bolt on Sacred Site. Its the flake that takes the gear.Yet another new crag..
There's another new crag at Fortescue Bay.. This time at Bivouac Bay. Can be done as a day trip, or enjoyed as a weekend camped at Bivouac Bay campsite. The rock is here is quite good and there's quite a good collection of climbs. The trio of the Moai, Golden Pillar and Bivouac Bay crag on this side of the bay makesFortescue Bay
of dolerite spires; the Moai, the Candlestick, and the Totem Pole. Each is totally different from the other two, but they all possess an adventure-climbing flavour … in summer as it gets quite busy here, especially on weekends.<br/><br/>If you're heading out to climb at the Moai, Golden Pillar or Bivouac Bay Crag, consider campingturrakana - Tasman Peninsula
), Salt Flakes<br/>17 - Inferno, The Pud Life<br/>18 - Sacred Site (Moai), The Corner Route (Candlestick)<br/>19 - Aftershock, Starfish Arete<br/>20 - Peg LegPhotos of Pinnacles
Can anyone please help with good photos of any of the pinnacles of Tasmanian climbing for an article for the new Crux magazine. These include: The Totem Pole, Candlestick, Moai, The Foresight on Mt Geryon, Alberts Tomb, Pillars at Cape Raoul. thanks, Gerry Narkowicz Migrated to Confluence 4.0Looking for Climbing Partner, 17/12-20/12
Hi all, I'm visiting the Hobart area for the next few days and hoping to find someone to climb with. I'm a fairly experienced trad climber and have a rope (60m) and light rack (singles through BD #2) with me. I'm interested in climbing some sea stacks (candlestick or Moai) and maybe the organ pipesFresh water near Bivouac Bay
Hi all, Unfamiliar with his things work on this site, so if this post is in the wrong place I apologise and I'm happy to be corrected. I'm heading to do The Moai tomorrow and was wondering if anybody could tell me whether there is a reliable source of fresh water near the Bivouac Bay camp. I'm tryingClimbing Partner wanted Jan 4th-8th
Boulder CO USA climber seeking climbing partner Jan 4th - Jan 8th for Organ Pipes, Tasman Peninsula - Moai, and Freycinet Peninsula. Have large rack and rope. Leading up to grade 19. Interested in the Totem pole if you are strong and experienced climber leading 25. Call 0421844987 or email byronmu@yahoo.com. Note