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- Description:
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Far North East boulders of Fox and Bondi boulders on a rise to the left of the road. Obvious concentrated hilltop.
- Access Issues: inherited from Beulah
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Access to Beulah is only permitted during the Annual Beulah Rock Festivus that is held there every Easter. More info here: www.beulahrockfestivus.com
- Approach:
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Take the right hand road at the Bondi/Fox road junction (towards the Fox boulder), across a small gully and 100-200m up a rise, the area will be visible on the left of the road as you come to the crest.
- Ethic: inherited from Beulah
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First ascents are hugely appreciated and the object of climbing at Beulah. Scrubbing lichen and removing loose rock is encouraged but the line is drawn at chipping holds or glueing holds back on. If a hold comes off, please leave it off and climb what the rock affords you.
Bolting is also permitted with permission and as long as there is no available natural protection. For example this includes a 30m climb that requires 9 bolts and one cam or wire to protect. The adding of a 10th bolt for the convenience of not having to carry said wire or nut is not acceptable.
- History:
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Little to date. First problems appear to be from Joe and Eddie Burrill and Abagail Pirie in 2011. Artie Schultz and Rhyan Bassett put up more in 2013, along with Matt (last name unknown) from Sydney. Several cleaned projects await, and still lots of potential for more problems.
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