Gallery No. 1

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Description:© (kieranl): This was the original cliff called "The Gallery" in this area but, despite much easier access than its namesake, this one has never caught on. The name has been adjusted to prevent confusion.

A few hundred metres up the north side of Red Rock Creek from Red Rock Road is a collection of chossy pinnacles. The highest and most easterly pinnacle has a long, overhanging north wall.
Access Issues: inherited from Red Rock Area: August 2012 Do NOT approach any of the crags in this area across the paddocks from Red Rock Road. The land has recently changed hands and the farmer does not want people crossing the property. Follow the tracks just outsside the southern or northern boundaries of the famland until able to move around the farmland to the area you are going. Please adhere to this to keep open the possibility of negotiated access.
Approach:© (kieranl): Approach by walking up the north side of the creek, around the east side of the pinnacles and up the gully behind.

GR 117793

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Routes

	Route	Grade	Style	Popularity
1		Art For Art's Sake Slippery finger-jamming in the striking diagonal line followed by easier but loose climbing to a dramatic finish. Start: Start from a cave passing right through the pinnacles. FA: Mike Law, Chris Baxter, 1989	21	Trad 35m
2		Niche Market	22	Trad 20m

Route

Grade

Style

Popularity

Slippery finger-jamming in the striking diagonal line followed by easier but loose climbing to a dramatic finish.

Start: Start from a cave passing right through the pinnacles.

FA: Mike Law, Chris Baxter, 1989

Trad 35m

Trad 20m