Lot 33 Leftside Guide

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Contributors

Thanks to the following people who have contributed to this crag guide:

Alec Landstra Mark Ashmore Oliver Story Carlie LeBreton graeme hill Graeme Hill Daniel fisher rod Tim Haasnoot Roman

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1. Lot 33 Leftside 11 in Area
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1. Lot 33 Leftside 11 routes in Area

Summary:

Seasonality

All Sport climbing

Lat / Long: -34.857327, 150.592534

access issues

This climbing area has recently become a focus spot for tension between climbers and the local Aboriginal community. Be informed and respect closures. Clean up chalk and rethink adding additional new routes to crags with access issues.

inherited from Nowra

ethic

Mostly developed as a sport climbing and bouldering area. Some trad climbing exists, mainly the pure cracks. If developing new areas keep an eye and and ear out for Aboriginal cultural heritage, including cave art.