Almost directly opposite 'Relations Boulder' on the right side of the river - facing Wappa Dam Wall.
Warning signs are present regarding water with submerged obstacles and strong currents. Please respect that people have passed swimming at this spot in the past and to always check landing and water before climbing, and NEVER swimming or climbing new water after large rain events.
Up the river is the back of Wappa Dam, please respect the wall and not try climbing it.
Further down the river exists private property. Haven't talked to land owners yet to discover if their land extends to the water, or ends before it. Either way please respect them if you are exploring, as you represent the whole climbing community when out and about.
Follow River upstream toward the dam wall until you reach Relations Boulder before crossing the river and heading about 10m back downstream.
A lot of potential for new boulders up and down the creek and water holes. Please respect private properties down the river and the dam wall further up river.
Remember your actions reflect on the whole climbing community so please limit chalk, be mindful of noise and language (many small kids and families do swim here) and ensuring we leave the places tidier than we often find them.
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