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Cragx 04:27:11 Thu Oct 17 2002 Offline 2051 posts Administrator  Mood Now:  Reply |
Whats the best climing area in New South wales?
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steve 07:15:59 Thu Oct 17 2002 Reply |
id would have to be the blue mountains although point perp has a lot to offer. but all round experiance is the blueys
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McKillop 09:12:45 Wed Oct 23 2002 Offline 8 posts Indoor Bumbly Reply |
hope this bulletin board becomes an active one... au.rec.climbing has been quiet lately compared to our interstate friends at chockstone and qurank
the blueys rule. i still really a bumbly but 2nding easy high quality multi-pitch routes recently has been fantastic. most of my previous outdoor experience has involved top roping/sport around various sydney crags one day, with suitable partners, i hope to check out nowra and pt.perp, and also in the 'others' category: evans crown (tarana) and mt.kira, the last one being a more reasonable travel time from sydney |
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steve 02:45:42 Thu Oct 24 2002 Reply |
yeah mount kiera has some good climbs but point perp and nowra are absolutely great. Pt perp more so. haven't been to evans crown but would like to. there is heaps around i suppose its just a matter of figuring out where to go first
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Guest [UnRegistered] 00:34:39 Sat Jan 25 2003 Reply |
Tarana is good - improves your footwork no end but i personally think the bolted routes are very runout with high potential for groundfall - can also be bloody cold!
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cragx 01:58:56 Sun Jan 26 2003 Reply |
Whats the access there at the moment???
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john h 01:57:15 Mon Feb 17 2003 Reply |
hey
as far as i know, it is stil open access (every time we go, we contact the local NPWS office before and ask - and as long its not commercial or a large group they dont seem too fazed). There is still the native title issue - so if you go it has to be absolute minimum impact (present a nice picture to those keen enough to walk up for the view). |
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Guest [UnRegist 10:55:22 Mon Oct 6 2003 Reply |
Vic climber visiting NSW -wants to know which is the best crag in the Blue Mountains. >14 leads and/or top roping to low 20's ?
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Guest [UnRegist 10:57:22 Mon Oct 6 2003 Reply |
Vic climber visiting NSW -wants to know which is the best crag in the Blue Mountains. >14 leads and/or top roping to low 20's ?
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steve 10:56:30 Tue Oct 7 2003 Reply |
try mount piddington for trad, dam cliffs for sport or top roping, mt york has some good stuff.
shipley upper- sport- excellent climbing 17+ celebrity crag- sport- small but fills a day with some great 18-20 cimbs bardens lookout- sport /trad - 17- 25 new york- sport- short but interesting cosmic county- trad/sport- the best cliff around. all grades. from 10-25ish and plenty more steve |
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Cragx 11:09:32 Wed Oct 8 2003 Offline 2051 posts Administrator Mood Now: Reply |
Dont forget Crag X itself, ie Sahara Points, practically everything is under 20 and all the newer stuff on rings (ie stuff we put up) and the main wall at Sahara on carrots.
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Guest [UnRegist 11:17:07 Tue Dec 9 2003 Reply |
Blue Mtns.
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