Stay well away from the rifle shooting range (http://www.tmrc.com.au/). This is private property and potentially extremely dangerous.
From the saddle walk up the hill to the left following the vaguest of ridges. After 150m you will reach a row of tall, black boulders with a groove running down the front face. This is the top of the She-Oak boulders and marked by a red x.
Please respect the local ethics and at all times, look after the environment. This means definitely no chipping, use your wire brush sparingly and only on the holds that you are using, leave the trees alone (it is often possible to pull them aside temporarily if they are covering a problem), and of course take out everything that arrived with you. The rocks are covered in beautiful paint-like lichen that for the most part doesn't interfere with climbing. If you need to clean lichen from a problem, remove only what is essential, and preferably as little as possible.
Harvey's has innumerable very high lines, such as Spenser's "Deliverance" and "Walk The Line". Despite this, Harvey's Marbles remains a bouldering crag and therefore no bolting is allowed. Top roping is fine if you want to do something that is too high for you to boulder.
This is private land and we are very lucky to have permission to access it please follow some simple rules:
Did you know that you can create an account to record, track and share your climbing ascents? Thousands of climbers are already doing this.
Get a detailed insight with a timeline showing
Login to see the timeline!