Eongtto Waterfall All Sport climbing 1 route in crag

THIS LOCATION MAY NOT BE OPEN FOR CLIMBERS.

There are still bolts in place, although some need replacement, however, it's worth noting that this location is likely closed for climbers for the foreseeable future. While yet to be confirmed (it may take a brave soul to risk getting fined to find out), between the old bolts and strong chance of having the police called on you, climb here at your OWN RISK.

The valley itself is only really climbable if there hasn't been any rainfall lately, as the falls only have water with rainfall. You should probably not climb here if it was raining within a day or two beforehand of your visit.

A beautiful, seasonal waterfall with 50m cliffs. The routes range from 12-23 meters and start at 10b (going to 12c, with an estimated 5.13 offwidth overhanging crack). Bring a headlamp to explore the cave. From the cave (far left, facing the falls) there's an unbolted 10b crack system and a mossy 12b/c face to the visible anchor (2 bolts and webbing). . . moving towards the falls a few bolts lead to the 13? crack. The other routes can be accessed from a sketchy downclimb over a lot of trees and rocks or from the bottom via the other branch of the boardwalk. They are all left of the "falls". The traverse to the big roof crack is graded 10b?! but lacks an anchor;9 The well-bolted stem crack is 12 b/c, followed by a 10b (6 bolts), and by the water's edge an 11b/c and a 10b/c. The rock is solid, if a bid verdant in spots and dirty in spots. Koreans use a big tree(from the pile in the corner) to lay across and avoid the garden start. We spotted and found some solid holds there. The webbing is a bit old and replacing it would be a kind deed.