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Graham Dowden Lee McDougall Brendan Heywood Jamie Spencer Damien Haines Marcus Loane Stuart McElroy Michael Frost Tom Molloy Dav Myl
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Table of contents
- 1. Bronte 14 in Crag
- 2. Index by grade
1. Bronte 14 routes in Crag
- Summary:
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Trad climbing, Sport climbing and Top roping
Lat / Long: -33.910234, 151.270069
summary
Rusty old sea cliff.
description
All bolts are rusty and death, and the rock probably not much better.
access issues
The coast path has lookouts facing the north side of the cliff and a large potential audience.
approach
Get to the seaward end of Boundary Rd, Waverley, where it turns left and into Ocean St, adjacent to the Waverley Cemetery.
To access the south end of the cliff, walk down the rough fisherman's track at the end of the cul-de-sac in the cemetery at the sign "Bronte-Coogee Aquatic Reserve".
For the north end, walk north along the coast path, hop the fence, and descend the south side of the bay below the cemetery reconstructed with large sawn sandstone blocks and anti-erosion features.
ethic
Survive!
history
Perhaps not the finest legacy of 80-90s sea cliff development.
Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
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1 |
Flexitime
Start: 7m left of Mail Sorter.
| 25 | 25m, 2 | |||||
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Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
2 |
Mail Sorter
Start on right of roof crack, left into roof and layback out. | 23 | 20m | |||||
3 |
Having Babies
Halfway up Mail Sorter then right over roof and up wall. | 24 | 18m | |||||
4 |
Men Only
Start: In corner right of Japanese Route. Up then traverse along lip. | 22 | 20m | |||||
5 |
Japanese Route
Chossy corner. | 14 | 12m | |||||
6 |
Not Wot It Seams
Start: On blunt arete 5m right of Japanese Route behind giant block. Past BR to ledge, left around overhang then wall. Rusted bolt and cam belay back well back. | 15 | 18m | |||||
7 |
Macarena
Start as for "Not Wot It Seams". Up to BR, then up and traverse right for 10m to DBB. | 18 | 20m | |||||
8 |
Wrinkle City
Start: 25m right of Mail Sorter and 3m left of arete. Up and slightly right to roofs and up. | 23 | 18m | |||||
9 |
Poste Haste
Up Wrinkle City to traverse line at 4m, right and up wall just left of arete, delicately to break, right around arete and up to rusted out belay. | 21 | 20m | |||||
10 |
Poste Haste Direct Start
Up undercut arete past rusted bolt. | 23 | 18m | |||||
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Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
11 |
Hook, Line and G String
Start: Off boulder to north facing wall 15m right of Poste Haste. Apparently complicated epics involving pre-clipped draws and bat men. | 23 | 18m | |||||
12 |
Mal's Corner
Start: A bit right of "Hook, Line and G String". Short poxy overhung corner followed by even poxier headwall. | 15 | 10m | |||||
13 |
Cracksville
Start: 3m right of "Mal's Corner". Up and left over horrible sandy breaks. | 19 | 10m | |||||
The following climb is located just north of the gully. | ||||||||
15 |
A
Located just past the arete on the northern side of the gully. The bolts were presumably put in by absqueelers. Up over the obvious wind blown cave then up the (sometimes damp) wall above. Two BBs for the belay. Top rope only. | 13 | 12m |
2. Index by grade
Grade | Stars | Name | Style | Pop | |
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13 | A | 12m | |||
14 | Japanese Route | 12m | |||
15 | Mal's Corner | 10m | |||
Not Wot It Seams | 18m | ||||
18 | Macarena | 20m | |||
19 | Cracksville | 10m | |||
21 | Poste Haste | 20m | |||
22 | Men Only | 20m | |||
23 | Hook, Line and G String | 18m | |||
Mail Sorter | 20m | ||||
Poste Haste Direct Start | 18m | ||||
Wrinkle City | 18m | ||||
24 | Having Babies | 18m | |||
25 | Flexitime | 25m, 2 |