A steep compact wall with some good powerful problems. The rock at the top is a bit suspect so be careful topping out. There is potential for lots of eliminates and link-ups which could make this a good training venue close to town.
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Walk directly down the vague path past Mal's Rock and continue down a short rocky section to find the obvious East-facing wall down by the sea. Appears to be climbable at most states of tide, but the platform is wave washed so care required if there's a swell running or big tides.
Climbing ethics in the Coffs Harbour area generally follow those of the rest of Australia. The sandstone often offers solid, natural protection which should be used instead of fixed protection where possible. Tape, ribbon, or something similar tied around a bolt or inserted in the route will indicate an incomplete route. Please respect these routes as projects until the marker is removed.
Quite possibly climbed on before as it's a pretty obvious little wall.
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