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This is the low line of outcrops beyond the scree slopes at the end of the North Buttress. The climbs are described from the right.
"There are a few climbs here, although why anybody would do them given what lies within pissing distance is beyond me." - Richard Watts
©Access issues inherited from Booroomba Rocks
As of May 2021, the crag remains affected from the January 2020 fires: https://canberraclimbing.org.au/access-submissions/booroomba-rocks-after-the-fires/
Approach
Access is by the track running along the top of the 'North Buttress' from the top campsite. Descend the broken hillside and traverse right to the foot of the rocks.
©Ethic inherited from Booroomba Rocks
The ethic at Booroomba is generally staunchly traditional. Most climbing goes either entirely on gear or gear with bolts for those walls where there is insufficient gear to protect climbs. Climbs are occasionally rebolted, but retro-bolting would be considered vandalism of the lowest order.
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