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The arete at the far left hand edge of Middle Crag, 40 m left of IRBC, is climbed past bolts to a DBB. Originally had only 2 bolts, rebolted 2021.
Route history
| 1987 | First ascent: John Wilde |
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Warnings
Location
- Lat/Lon: -33.01715, 151.42769
Grade citation
| 21 | Assigned grade |
| ★Vanessa Wills | |
| 21 | Rockclimbing in the Hunter Valley |
ethic
Trad and mixed routes abound here with the occasional sport route. A number of routes are readily accessed to set up top ropes. As an older crag, the grades may feel quite stiff, so take this into account. The crag is within a national park, so no dogs, no smoking and use the toilets if you need to go.
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Overall quality 50 from 1 ratings.
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Author(s): Tim Haasnoot
Date: 2013
ISBN: 9780975129319
An area that has steep sport routes, trad cracks, deep-water-soling, sea cliff climbing and bouldering all within a short drive to some beautiful beaches and national parks is surely worth a look in. The Newcastle and Hunter Rock Climbing guide by Tim Haasnoot is feature packed and includes all the areas worth a day trip from Newcastle. This guide features over 950 routes, 170 boulder problems and 100 DWS with full topo maps and navigation info.
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