Nodes in Cammeray

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A beautiful part of Sydney. Bouldering is not epic but it is worth an afternoon, with some easy stuff if you are starting out, plus a few harder problems.

Some cool boulders hidden between lower and upper cliff avenue, loads of potential, and no yuppies judging you wile you climb.

the west side of the cliff line

this is what this crag is about. fun cool moves and no one jugging you as they walk past. sit start cool moves to the top.

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If you have benefited from climbing infrastructure in NSW, please consider making a donation towards maintenance costs. The Sydney Rockclimbing Club Rebolting Fund finances the replacement of old bolts on existing climbs and the maintenance of other hardware such as fixed ropes and anchors. The SRC purchases hardware, such as bolts and glue, and distributes them to volunteer rebolters across the state of New South Wales. For more information, including donation details, visit https://sydneyrockies.org.au/rebolting/

If you have benefited from climbing infrastructure in NSW, please consider making a donation towards maintenance costs. The Sydney Rockclimbing Club Rebolting Fund finances the replacement of old bolts on existing climbs and the maintenance of other hardware such as fixed ropes and anchors. The SRC purchases hardware, such as bolts and glue, and distributes them to volunteer rebolters across the state of New South Wales. For more information, including donation details, visit https://sydneyrockies.org.au/rebolting/

sit start then up the arete

Sit start then up and over the knob there is a pocket top right over the lip

Sit start,left hand on the diagonal sloper right hand in the flared crack. then slap your way up to the pocket at the top.

sit start use the crack on the left and horizontal crack on right

a fun one move wonder. sit start hands in the crack make a big move to the top then over it

sit start the straight up it.

anything you can see from the path.

Some sketchy climbs over by the boat ramp

Vegetated slab

Run-out with just a couple of horizontal breaks for poor cam placements. More of a high-ball boulder. Climb to the left of the tree half-way, then some unnerving dusty moves to top-out.

Delicate feet on small edges to reach the 2 horizontal breaks half-way, the upper break has good cam placements. Then the crux, small sloping handholds to get above the breaks and access the final slab.

A small overhang and adjacent boulders and short walls left of Green Door giving a few fun problems.

Up just right of the arete

Up the blunt arete

Start 5m right of Homeward Bound. Up slab.

Some airy problems by the green door opposite the boat ramp

Traverse across the top of the green door with your feet on the lintel (the stone above the door frame), and hands on the upper crumbly horizontal break.

Up at the right end of wall using an underling and arete slap to get your feet on the highest horizontal break, then a very easy high traverse across the green door

Some easy transversing and short problems along the oval

Lots of easy bits if you start further right. V1-ish if you start traversing from far left dark section of slab, roughly 15m left of Up The Side.

I'll put my name on it, but I'm sure I'm not the first...

On the left of the arete. A few crimps and a sloper up the top to finish

Start hands matched in the right poket right side of the arete traverse left around left then up the left side.

A low trasverse. Big holds at the start.

Start low and go up the arete. Dyno from the low to the hole if you are keen.

Start next crack to the right of UTH. Traverve right, feet generally low until And Out The Other Side. Extension next few metres possible at around V4. Some moves very easy, some a little technical.

Start: 1m left of orange scoop. Step up straight into the undercling hole, then finish via high-step into crimp and slopy mantle.

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Up finger crack, avoiding wall

Right hand in scoop, up via crimp avoiding crack and hole.

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Start: 1m right 'Through the hole'. Left facing flake then slopy mantle topout.

Contintue GFF by traversing right from AOTOS into Karate Kick (or a problem in its own right). Thin, slopey crimps and tricky feet. Probably easier if you're tall and can do the splits. Estimate V4. Rock quality pretty good.

Stand start, next crack to the right of AOTOS, and 2m left of man-made gutter assemblage. Step onto low footer, and karate kick opposite side of the crack, then stretch high for good crimps, then straight up to top out. You might not be able to do "The Boulder Problem", but you can karate kick on this instead.

A short wall between the Changing Rooms and the set of stairs leading up to The Boulevarde

Left side of the slab, up easy angle with good holds

This area is probably the best bouldering in the area. It has a classy transverse and a great problem up an slight overhang.

Tranverse right to left and then up

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One move plus a crazy mantle (hence the name).

Up the corner. Good.