Boulder 2 Guide

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Contributors

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

Brendan Heywood Alex Mougenot Samuel Melville Angus Hammond Tim Janetzki Rhys Phillips Brad Simpson Alexander Jones John Pownall Ava Williams

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1. Boulder 2 21 in Boulder
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1. Boulder 2 21 routes in Boulder

Summary:

Seasonality

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -27.322938, 152.780687

description

This boulder is the obvious cubish feature just as you arrive at the first big waterhole with ropes and rock jumps.

access issues

Rainfall/Flooding/Raised Water Levels

'Cedar Creek' is prone to flash flooding after heavy rainfall and general flooding or regular high water levels during/after rainfall which significantly impacts access to boulders and areas.

Check local community pages if unsure.

Private Property

Toward the end of Cedar Creek Rd are several private properties inaccessible to the public. Ensure no gates are passed (even if open).

inherited from Cedar Creek

ethic

'Cedar Creek' has been in the news due to its popularity with the public; namely rubbish and conflicts with landowners. As climbers we must set an example for ourselves:

Respect the landowners
Take your rubbish (as always)
Bring containers for removing public rubbish if you can
Do not contribute to the graffiti
Bring poo-bags for your crag pup