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Trinity Beach Guide

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1. Trinity Beach 85 routes in Area

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Seasonality

Mostly Bouldering

Lat / Long: -16.785588, 145.701387

description

Trinity Beach is a spectacular and popular beach just north of Cairns in Far North Queensland.

access issues

Be wary at any coastal or riverside crags for the potential of crocodiles and if you're in the water marine stingers.

inherited from Cairns

approach

It is accessible by car by a 15 minute drive north from the Cairns International Airport. Access SPORT CRAG via Moore St, (access BOULDERING CRAG via Vasey Esplanade- use North Trinity Bouldering tab for more detail, or South Trinity Bouldering tab depending on where you're headed) drive straight onto dirt road which takes you straight to Taylor's point. Either drive or walk right (East) to headland and around south approaching Trinity Beach on rocks. First major cliff on right houses bolts for toprope and for lead. BEWARE OF BOLT AND CHAIN EROSION, THIS AREA IS EXPOSED TO WEATHERING.

where to stay

There is a range of accommodation available at Trinity Beach, from camping to luxury resorts.

ethic

Clean up wherever you go, take your rubbish, or any you find out with you. Brush chalk. So many of these areas are pristine and we should all make an effort to keep it that way.

Clean and brush but try minimise destroying vegetation. Steel wire brushes are okay in most places but avoid if possible.

Tick marks are ok, but please brush them off when you leave.

Please don't chip holds and do minimise contrived routes. Also minimise route beta in descriptions to ease onsight attempts.

For any route you create that you know is hard to find, please add in the lat and long in the route details / geotag it so it can be found using maps. Finding the routes in the rainforest can be hard.

inherited from Cairns

1.1. Taylor's Point 23 routes in Area

Fixed Gear: BOLTS AND ANCHORS SEVERELY RUSTED AND CORRODED

All Main Wall cliff bolts and anchors are severely rusted and corroded due to weathering. Sport climbing here is extremely discouraged.

See warning details and discuss

Created 4 years ago - Edited 9 months ago
Summary:
Mostly Bouldering

Lat / Long: -16.775748, 145.695063

description

Small crag with a few sport routes and some scattered boulders.

approach

Drive to the end of Moore St in Trinity Beach. Park where the road changes to dirt with the barracades. Walk to the beach. Turn right heading east around the headland, you'll need to scramble a bit over some small boulders. After about 400m you'll see the cliff on the right. You'll have passed some boulders already once at the cliff. More are south past it.

history

Jari Ekstrom in the 1990's, see the QURANK guide produced by Lee Skidmore for more info.

RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents

Stubby Wall

The first wall you reach from the carpark

2 Project 1 BoulderProject
3 Project 2 BoulderProject
4 Project 3 BoulderProject
5 Bold In The Hole

Sit start with jugs sitting directly below the hole in the top of the short cliff. Jugs galore to the top out.

Set: Nick Murphy, 26 Apr 2020

FA: Nick Murphy, 26 Apr 2020

VB Boulder 2m
6 Project 4 BoulderProject
RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents

Small Pillars Wall

8 Project 6 BoulderProject
9 Project 5 BoulderProject
10 Jellylegs

Sit start at the bulge down and left of the gap. Pull up on all the jugs to the top out.

Set: Nick Murphy, 26 Apr 2020

FA: Nick Murphy, 26 Apr 2020

VB Boulder 2m
11 Project 7 BoulderProject
12 Project 8 BoulderProject
RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents

Gaps In The Sand Wall

14 Project 10 BoulderProject
15 Project 9 BoulderProject

Main Wall

The original area holding the older climbs here. See raised warning.

17 Unknown 19/23

Very easy start for first 5m (14) and last 6m is overhung with big pockets and a crack. It can be done directly (tape your hands) (23) or layback from crack (19).

19 - 23 Trad 11m
18 Waldorf Saw A Therapist

Easier start to right of 19. Traverse into first bolt over flake. WARNING: ANCHORS (AND LIKELY BOLTS) SEVERELY RUSTED/CORRODED

16 Sport 8m, 4
19 Waldorf's Separation Anxiety

This climb is on the 2nd of the Trinity Beach cliffs at Taylor Point, right hand side. Starts below flake, goes up to high first bolt. WARNING: ANCHORS (AND LIKELY BOLTS) SEVERELY RUSTED/CORRODED

19 Sport 8m, 4
20 Unknown Name Corner Climb

Info taken from old QURANK Guide. Only mention that it's in the corner. Unable to locate any bolts.

Unknown 12m
RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents

Bladed Block

Be wary of many of the flakes on this block, especially those on the seaside face at the top, many threatening to break off soon.

22 Project 14 BoulderProject
23 Project 13 BoulderProject
24 Flakes A Lot Man!

Sit start at the base of the right facing blunt flake, pull up off sidepulls and stab for the flake to the left, head up onto the ramp, then follow thin seam and crimps to top out.

Set: Nick Murphy

FA: Nick Murphy, 3 May 2020

V2 Boulder 4m
25 Flakes For Joining Us

Sit start at blunt arete below the ramp. Pull up using the pocket, mantle onto the ramp and trend right to meet up with 'Flakes A Lot Man!' using the same crimp rail to the top.

Set: Nick Murphy

FA: Nick Murphy, 3 May 2020

V1 Boulder 4m
26 Be Bold, Don't Fold

Sit start at base of ramp to the left of the arete sitting on the block. Pull off slots above, pulling up onto ramp, then following straight up the arete on thin crimps to top out.

Set: Nick Murphy

FA: Nick Murphy, 3 May 2020

V1 Boulder 4m
27 Bladed block project

Set: Nick Murphy, 3 May 2020

BoulderProject 4m
28 Project 16 BoulderProject

1.2. North Trinity Bouldering 44 routes in Crag

Access: Sand wash out

Post 2023/24 cyclone Jasper and ensuing floods a vertical 1.5-2m of sand has been lost at the north end of trinity beach. This means this crag is no longer accessible via the sand even at low tide unless by getting wet. If done, watch for waves and be mindful of stingers.

See warning details and discuss

Created 8 weeks ago - Edited 5 days ago
Summary:
All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -16.778321, 145.696813

summary

Abundance of "sharp" granite rock as outcrop, with plenty of routes and boulders, visible from the sand at Trinity Beach when looking North.

description

Jump onto the sand at Trinity Beach from the north carpark of Vasey Esplanade, look left (North), walk on the sand to the visible boulders at the beach's end. You will see Main Stack when you first get there. The boulders continue onward and around.

access issues

Time it around the daily tide surges. At high tide the waves do come up to the 'Keep of rocks - private property' signs' rock wall, but only to knee height with splash. Still not a great prospect in stinger season to walk through. Otherwise the actual boulders at the north end stay dry all day and there is always shade that can be found. See https://tides.willyweather.com.au/qld/far-north/trinity-beach.html for tides.

approach

Walk North along the sandy beach past the private property rock wall and 'Keep of rocks - private property' signs. The sand takes you along to the boulders scattered just at the north end of Trinity Beach.

ethic

Take ALL rubbish with you, and any you find there. Let's keep it pristine.

history

Mostly Jared Tyerman and Sean Reilly in the late twenty-teens.

1.2.1. Main Stack 38 routes in Area

Summary:

Lat / Long: -16.778602, 145.697010

description

The section of rock you first approach at this crag.

On your right is a good beginner or warm up area. There are features such as a small stacked roof, cracks and overhangs, and has some stand-alone rock, lowballs, flakes and aretes. Some hard and tall climbs on the north side of the prominant boulder.

Mind the tides.

approach

Listed in the order you approach them in.

history

Crag saw a lot of attention from Jared Tyerman and Sean Reilly doing FA's in post-uni seshes in late 2016/early 2017 onward.

RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents
1 Oceanic Traverse

Traverse the long obvious rock that dips into the ocean. Be mindful not to dip your feet in

V0 Boulder 3m
2 Funky Chunky

Start far right, work pockets and incredible hidden undercling jug up weakness to orange patch. Nice pinch into jugs and topout

V1 Boulder 4m
3 Triangulate

To the right of IA seated at base of slopey arete left of FC, using face and arete holds. Pocket, undercling edge, slopers and 2 ridiculous pinches to get to rail and oval pocket to top. Low small feet and heels help. Big and vertical cracks are OUT. Contrived.

Jared Tyerman

FA: Jared Tyerman, 11 Apr 2019

V5 Boulder 4m
4 Illicit Arete

Sit start at the base of the arete, left of slab the slab wall. There is a small pocket for right hand low on arete. Follow arete keeping feet smeared slab, avoid use of left hand face. Perfect hold halfway. Rails just left of arete on face are in for V1, out for V2. Topout at top of arete.

V2 Boulder 4m
5 Pocket Rocket

Start seated on rock, work up mostly through pockets that work as edges to vertical central crack with pocket. Edge left of this is in. Top out via crack and horizontal rails.

Set: Jared Tyerman

FA: Eli Taylor

V3 Boulder 4m
6 Don't Dab Slab

Stand start low- two underclings. Up through pockets. Then to edge and mini sidepull. Stay left of slight arete. To prow for topout.

Harder for sit start, easier if stand starting using pockets straight away (i.e. not using undercling start holds).

FA: Jared Tyerman, 15 Jun 2019

V3 Boulder 4m
RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents
7 Magical Mystery Tour

Work from Funky Chunky's start to the far left of the Forewall. Thereby traverse all climbs here through the 2m section of the wall. Cool movements prior to the Pocket Rocket section of the climb. Top out as far left as you deem safe, ends above rocks not pads

FA: Sean Reilly

V2 Boulder 4m
8 Haul of the wall

Sit below crack, work jugs into crack, follow crack to flake-type feature and jugs and crack to top out. Exclude various features for V1

V0 Boulder 4m
9 Epidermis Assemblage

Work far right to far left, using mint heels and toes and open hands on top hand grating edge, to jugs and the topout as far left as possible

V3 Boulder 2m
10 Santa's S'cr'ack

Sit in rocky hole, work left hand crack using wall features for V1, V2 for direct up crack without wall's aid

V1 Boulder 4m
11 Chimney of the North Pole

Offwidth crack essentially with staircase within

V0 Boulder 4m
12 Thing 1

Left hand arete of off-width

Set: Jess Szekely

FA: Jared Tyerman

V2 Boulder 4m
13 Thing 2

Arete right of offwidth, bit more slopey than Thing 1

Set: Jess Szekely

FA: Jared Tyerman

V2 Boulder 4m
RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents
14 Mulitple one-move-wonders

Using the underside as a sit start, use funky holds of choosing for many renditions of a one move wonder that tickles your fancy. Fair few there to try.

V1 Boulder 2m
15 Le'Crack layback

The landing is a bit sketchy, first point to warrant mentioning. Follow the hand crack from bottom left to top right. Cleaning it each time helps remove the moss.

V2 Boulder 4m
16 Headless Chook

Start low at far left of obvious ominous wall. Work face and arete up to roof. Top left of roof for easier and safer finish. BEWARE GUILLOTINE ROCK BELOW! Also feel free to top right over roof if you trust it as a free-standing piece.

V3 Boulder 4m
17 Awkward Turtle

Pad the hole, start on the arete into chill sidepull holds and semi jugs/pockets. Be wary of scrappy feet. Topout through flaring crack-like weakness

Set: Sean Reilly

FA: Sean Reilly

V2 Boulder 2m
18 Thin and lacking skin

Use FLIP's thin crack into finger lock, top out over and through crack right of horizontal flake. Start seated by the base of the i

V1 Boulder 2m
19 FLIP Off

Sit start on the flake surrounding the F on the Flip graffiti, work up and around and top out.

FFA: Monica, 7 Apr 2020

V0 Boulder 2m
RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents
20 Leftover Sandwhich

Sit start with pocket and pinch on obvious overhang. Work to scoop, up left to diagonal rail. Gain left horn then miraculous jug rail at top. Topout with far back features or closer cracks.

Set: Jared Tyerman

FA: Sean Reilly

V3 Boulder 3m
21 Pinch and a Punch

Hard right most line of holds. Use none of the holds from LS except the 2 sit start holds and topout jug. All sharp edges (and one ultra micro).

Jared Tyerman (Attempts & beta)

V7 Boulder 3m
22 Amazing A'c'rachnid

Sit start underclining underside of major central flake (made possible by the spider who gave his home for this hold). Avoiding dabbing pointed flake behind. Follow into weakness diagonally up left, top above here.

V2 Boulder 3m
23 Klingon

Arete just right of Gecko graffiti. Slopey compression after small edges. Tops after high dark pinch. Harder starting off right edges and traversing into arete.

Set: Jared Tyerman

FA: Jared Tyerman, 17 Apr 2019

V3/4 Boulder 3m
24 Sheba

Same as for SD except that the right wall is IN for feet/hands.

FA: Sean Reilly

V3/4 Boulder 3m
25 Sheba Direct

Sit at low left diagonal crack. Move up and right to dihedral finger crack opening using foot holds on face only (right opposing wall is OUT). Gain higher vertical rail and above edge. High right diagonal pinch and/or lip for topout.

FA: Jared Tyerman, 26 Mar 2019

V6 Boulder 3m
26 Thy Holy Arete

Sir Reilly dubs upon thee:

Sinner, repent for the Lord hath delivered upon your unworthy flappers Thy Holy Arete! Climb the left side of the proudest arete in all the land.

FA: Callum Mather

Set: Sean Reilly

V5 Boulder 5m
RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents
27 Tap Hollow

Use hollow jugs for fun flying up route

V0 Boulder 3m
28 Bubble crack

Use bubbly crack to get to top

V1 Boulder 3m
29 Bubble arete

Start sitting at arete's base, into bubble features to topout

V1 Boulder 3m
30 Sitting on the fence

Start seated with pad on spikes, work into crossing holds and then jug to topout. Cool movements.

V2 Boulder 3m
31 Direct dyno

Work 3 obvious jugs or 2 as a dyno. Mind the spiders in the holds

V0 Boulder 3m
32 Insect Arete

Start seated on point of rock to wide arete to nice curved rail, minding all the while the guillotine here below as well. Pad well

V2 Boulder 3m
33 Double crimp arete

Sit start the block into undercling to second block to stand on, use two crimps if you're ballsy rather than top of rock to top out (And don't be a Dave and get eaten by skinks haha)

V1 Boulder 4m
34 Face your left

High ball, use features at left of face and go up, end is a bit scarce, just face it and topout

V1 Boulder 5m
35 Face Front and Centre

Work holds in centre of wall, end again is slightly scarce of holds working cenral due to angles. But works, topout

V1 Boulder 5m
36 And a face to the riii-iight

Use crack and holds left of crack for cruisy sailing to the top

V0 Boulder 5m
37 The wanderer's crack

Use crack direct working to flared section and topout. Mind loose sounding section 3/4 of the way up. Should be solid. Use pockets right of crack with crack for V0

V1 Boulder 5m
38 Outright

Uses pockets right of Wanderer's crack and into flake to pocket and jug topout via mantle

V1 Boulder 5m

1.2.2. Above The Treeline 2 routes in Boulder

Summary:

Lat / Long: -16.778497, 145.696797

description

When topping out of the Shorewall, look West into the trees, and you will see a large boulder in the canopy.

approach

Walk up escarpment from the platform at the Sheba climb for about 20m. Dart through the scrub, up a mossy boulder, under some vines and over a 1.5m drop/hole. Look up and you will see an overhang with an above face. This is the boulder.

RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents
1 Arete Project

Big moves between fragile holds. Gnarly drop into hole below makes it a little uninspiring.

BoulderProject 6m
2 Gladiator

Start low on crimp right of the arete and wobbly crimp just left of arete. Traverse left on small edges before mantling and finishing up the slab.

V7 Boulder 6m

1.2.3. Falcon Boulder 4 routes in Boulder

Summary:

Lat / Long: -16.777990, 145.696563

description

Walk past the msin climbing areas until you see a boulder that resembles the head of a falcon from the distance. Here lies a slopey overhung cave requiring core to keep you off the ground.

There is another cave further on but it houses bats and is a bit too crumbly for use, so let's leave that one untouched.

RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents
1 Cave roof

Work from as far in as possible then out to the slopey openhands and final jugs to topout on sharp features.

V2 Boulder 2m
2 Peregrine

Start on right side of boulder with 1/3 and 2/3 height ledge holds (can start further along but holds crumble). Traverse ledges down into hollowed out roof. Topout on features above roof.

FA: Jared Tyerman, 7 Aug 2019

V3 Boulder 2m
3 Combined Efforts

On hill side of boulder. Sit start with two underclings halfway in roof. Work to quarts vein rail, then to far left edge and jug feature just beyond. Gain lip and topout (can also traverse left on lip and then topout).

Sharp rock. Tape up and brush start holds. Some glass in further than start position to be mindful of.

FA: Jared Tyerman, 9 Jun 2019

V3/4 Boulder 2m
4 Kestrel

Same start as CE but with closer feet pushing you toward lip. Direct to right dark edge and then lip for topout.

Tape up.

FA: Jared Tyerman, 10 Jun 2019

V4 Boulder 2m

1.3. South Trinity Bouldering 18 routes in Sector

Summary:
All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -16.792040, 145.706746

description

A few small tame lines on some stand alone rocks south of the guard rail lookout and seat. Cool thing to spend the afternoon or early morning on.

approach

Park at the south end of Vasey Esplanade at Trinity Beach. Walk south along the sand of Trinity Beach to the pathway and follow to the lookout with the guard rail and bench seat. Walk beyond above the guard rail further south. Can either walk along the low angle cliff/slab or above this using the dirt track. Be mindful though that the track gets a little steep at the south end when you turn off it and head down toward the boulders. The slab is easier to walk along but it is recommended to be a confident walker or rock hopper to go this way. Follow to where the concrete steps emerge and continue down and south until the boulders emerge (large slab, little wall, and long pocketed boulder).

RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents
1 1a

Up right arete stand/squat start

V0 Boulder 5m
2 1a.i.

High foot sit start to arete problem

V3 Boulder 5m
3 1b

Up slab face with edges to hollow feature and top

V0 Boulder 5m
4 1c

Up green moss/lichen covered arete left of slab. Nice feet for start. Not too sharp. Sit start.

V1 Boulder 3m
5 1d

Up semi chunky slab starting at orange colouration

V1 Boulder 4m
6 1e

Up layback crack

V0 Boulder 3m
RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents
7 2a

Far left bulges - sit

V0 Boulder 3m
8 2b

Next right mini pinch start - sit

V0 Boulder 3m
9 2c

Next right layback with black vertical edge - sit

V0 Boulder 3m
10 2d

Next right layback feature - sit

V0 Boulder 3m
11 2e

Next right laybacking up obvious split/vertical ledge - sit tucked

V0 Boulder 3m
12 2f

Next right up slab face using edges, smear, toe pocket, side pull and top. Both aretes are out - sit

V1 Boulder 3m
13 2g

Up right arete starting seated on fallen block. Some face features used. Start foot on opposing slab in back of cavern - in.

V0 Boulder 3m
14 2h

Up small block's left arete. Smears for feet only on low left dark vertical rock - sit

V0 Boulder 2m
15 2i

Up layback

V0 Boulder 2m
16 2j

Up right arete. Slightly on right side - sit

V0 Boulder 2m
RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents
17 3a

Traverse left to right, sit start matched on long edge. Stay low.

V2 Boulder 3m
18 3b

Any conceivable line up, capping at around V2.

Boulder 3m

2. Index by grade

Grade Stars Name Style Pop Area
VB Bold In The Hole Boulder 2m 1.1. Taylor's Point
Jellylegs Boulder 2m 1.1. Taylor's Point
V0 And a face to the riii-iight Boulder 5m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Chimney of the North Pole Boulder 4m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Direct dyno Boulder 3m 1.2.1. Main Stack
FLIP Off Boulder 2m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Haul of the wall Boulder 4m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Oceanic Traverse Boulder 3m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Tap Hollow Boulder 3m 1.2.1. Main Stack
1a Boulder 5m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
1b Boulder 5m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
1e Boulder 3m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
2a Boulder 3m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
2b Boulder 3m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
2c Boulder 3m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
2d Boulder 3m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
2e Boulder 3m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
2g Boulder 3m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
2h Boulder 2m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
2i Boulder 2m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
2j Boulder 2m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
16 Waldorf Saw A Therapist Sport 8m, 4 1.1. Taylor's Point
19 Waldorf's Separation Anxiety Sport 8m, 4 1.1. Taylor's Point
V1 Be Bold, Don't Fold Boulder 4m 1.1. Taylor's Point
Flakes For Joining Us Boulder 4m 1.1. Taylor's Point
Bubble arete Boulder 3m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Bubble crack Boulder 3m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Double crimp arete Boulder 4m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Face Front and Centre Boulder 5m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Face your left Boulder 5m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Funky Chunky Boulder 4m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Mulitple one-move-wonders Boulder 2m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Outright Boulder 5m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Santa's S'cr'ack Boulder 4m 1.2.1. Main Stack
The wanderer's crack Boulder 5m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Thin and lacking skin Boulder 2m 1.2.1. Main Stack
1c Boulder 3m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
1d Boulder 4m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
2f Boulder 3m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
V2 Flakes A Lot Man! Boulder 4m 1.1. Taylor's Point
Amazing A'c'rachnid Boulder 3m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Awkward Turtle Boulder 2m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Illicit Arete Boulder 4m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Insect Arete Boulder 3m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Le'Crack layback Boulder 4m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Magical Mystery Tour Boulder 4m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Sitting on the fence Boulder 3m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Thing 1 Boulder 4m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Thing 2 Boulder 4m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Cave roof Boulder 2m 1.2.3. Falcon Boulder
3a Boulder 3m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
V3 Don't Dab Slab Boulder 4m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Epidermis Assemblage Boulder 2m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Headless Chook Boulder 4m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Leftover Sandwhich Boulder 3m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Pocket Rocket Boulder 4m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Peregrine Boulder 2m 1.2.3. Falcon Boulder
1a.i. Boulder 5m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
19 - 23 Unknown 19/23 Trad 11m 1.1. Taylor's Point
V3/4 Klingon Boulder 3m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Sheba Boulder 3m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Combined Efforts Boulder 2m 1.2.3. Falcon Boulder
V4 Kestrel Boulder 2m 1.2.3. Falcon Boulder
V5 Thy Holy Arete Boulder 5m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Triangulate Boulder 4m 1.2.1. Main Stack
V6 Sheba Direct Boulder 3m 1.2.1. Main Stack
V7 Pinch and a Punch Boulder 3m 1.2.1. Main Stack
Gladiator Boulder 6m 1.2.2. Above The Treeline
? Bladed block project BoulderProject 4m 1.1. Taylor's Point
Project 1 BoulderProject 1.1. Taylor's Point
Project 10 BoulderProject 1.1. Taylor's Point
Project 13 BoulderProject 1.1. Taylor's Point
Project 14 BoulderProject 1.1. Taylor's Point
Project 16 BoulderProject 1.1. Taylor's Point
Project 2 BoulderProject 1.1. Taylor's Point
Project 3 BoulderProject 1.1. Taylor's Point
Project 4 BoulderProject 1.1. Taylor's Point
Project 5 BoulderProject 1.1. Taylor's Point
Project 6 BoulderProject 1.1. Taylor's Point
Project 7 BoulderProject 1.1. Taylor's Point
Project 8 BoulderProject 1.1. Taylor's Point
Project 9 BoulderProject 1.1. Taylor's Point
Unknown Name Corner Climb Unknown 12m 1.1. Taylor's Point
Arete Project BoulderProject 6m 1.2.2. Above The Treeline
3b Boulder 3m 1.3. South Trinity Bouldering
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