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Mt. Sugarloaf NCR Guide

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Evan.C Ben Wright

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Table of contents

1. Mt. Sugarloaf NCR 17 routes in Crag

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Seasonality

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -36.719610, 144.484376

summary

A miniscule crag with a handful of boulders. An interesting oddity if you're already near by.

description

Easy bouldering on nice rock. Bring brushed. Park at the boulders if you have a 4WD.

access issues

None.

approach

4WD access (or a 1.3km hike). From Huntley-Fosterville Rd. take Murphey Rd. to the large junction. Turn left onto the unnamed 4WD track and follow the ridgeline due south. Park in the hilltop clearing 15m from the obvious free standing block.

ethic

Developed in line with Zoroastrian principles - good thoughts, good words, good deeds. Spread happiness through charity and respect the spiritual equality of all genders. Alternately, you could go full-moto like the other park users, embracing their Bundy & Coke nihilism and delivering yourself into the clouded cognizance of life's harsh realities.

history

Written by the victor and inevitably marginalising, to chart the history of this area would only sully its retrospective potential, excluding by presumption the most interesting possibilities of the past. Who is to say, for example, that the area was not developed by buxom female pirates in the 1400's, their FA's lost to time, uncharted by the cruel quill of the patriarchy?

RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents
1 Bulbous

Sit start and pull up through slopers to mantle.

FA: Evan.C

V3 Boulder
2 Chicken Shit

What happens when you bail right off the good problems.

V0 Boulder
3 Eldorado

Start as for deep lead, exit on jugs right of tree. More pads will help.

FA: Ben Wright

V1 Boulder
4 Deep Lead

Start from big rail, climb between vertical seams to crimpy top left of the tree. More pads will help.

FA: Evan.C

V2 Boulder
5 Gold Rush

From the big rail, climb the left side of the face on perfect crimps. More pads will help.

FA: Evan.C

V1 Boulder
RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents
6 Up & Such

Climb the slopey arete.

FA: Evan.C

VB Boulder
7 Milk Teeth

Sit start, climb middle of face on crimp rails.

FA: Evan.C

V1 Boulder
8 Viable Entity

Sit start on slopey rail.

FA: Evan.C

V3 Boulder
9 Leg Up

Behind free standing block. Sit compressing edges.

FA: Evan.C

V1 Boulder
10 Noob's Glory

Sit start, compress your way up the blunt arete.

FA: Evan.C

V1 Boulder
11 Crack of Uncertainty

Climb the janky crack. Get scared when feet run out.

FA: Ben Wright

V1 Boulder
12 Pained Face

Sit start by tree.

FA: Evan.C

V3 Boulder
RouteGradeStyleSelected ascents
13 Full Moto

Sit start compressed w/ crimp in the roof. Punch up.

FA: Evan.C

V4 Boulder
14 Mighty Mite

Backside. Sit start awkwardly with foot in the gap. Climb up sloping rails.

FA: Evan.C

V2 Boulder
15 Eureka!

Sit start in cave, up arete and top left via slab.

FA: Evan.C

V3 Boulder
16 Project

Behind & downhill of Leg Up. Crack, to lip, to mantle right. Don't get eaten by whatever's in the burrow.

BoulderProject
17 Mullock Heap Pillar

Climb the good rock (its orange) up the pillar.

FA: Evan.C

VB Boulder

2. Index by grade

Grade Stars Name Style Pop
VB Mullock Heap Pillar Boulder
Up & Such Boulder
V0 Chicken Shit Boulder
V1 Crack of Uncertainty Boulder
Eldorado Boulder
Gold Rush Boulder
Leg Up Boulder
Milk Teeth Boulder
Noob's Glory Boulder
V2 Deep Lead Boulder
Mighty Mite Boulder
V3 Bulbous Boulder
Eureka! Boulder
Pained Face Boulder
Viable Entity Boulder
V4 Full Moto Boulder
? Project BoulderProject
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