Node in The Last Great Chimney Struggle

The original access to these crags was across private land from Hartley Vale Rd, and permission to cross the private land is no longer given. However the cliffline on the western side of Dargans Creek is entirely on crown land, and the northern portion of this cliffline is also within the Dargans Creek Reserve. The western cliffline therefore could be accessed by walking from the Dams Cliffs carpark without crossing private property at any time. There is also Crown Land connecting the western cliffline to the eastern (main) cliffline, so the eastern cliffline could also be approached by walking down the west side of the creek from the Dams Cliffs until the Crown Land section then crossing to the eastern side. The established climbing sectors of the eastern (main) cliff appear to be on Crown Land, however it is also clear that other sections of the same cliff are on private property so you would want to have this well mapped (see pages 12 and 26 of the Dargans Creek Reserve plan of management PDF: http://www.crownland.nsw.gov.au/data/assets/pdffile/0003/175359/DarganCreek_Reserve_Plan_of_Management.pdf). Note this approach from the Dams Cliffs is probably legal, but is fairly lengthy, entirely hypothetical, and probably mostly has no track.