Split Cherry Guide

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1. Split Cherry 22 in Area
2. Index by grade

1. Split Cherry

Summary:

季节分布

22 routes in Area

5-10分钟熔灰岩允许的已充分开发温和的

所有 Bouldering

Lat / Long: -35.364335, 149.037811

描述

Nearer to the water tank on the ridge, this area encompasses a few spread out boulders starring one that looks just like a split cherry, and then further up the ridge a funky stacked set of boulders right near a tree. Topo now added - not every climb is shown, but you should be able to find your way around.

准入问题

Cooleman Ridge: is CNP land, the Plan of Management can be found here. The entire reserve is classified as Zone 2, and will be managed to direct damaging activities to previously disturbed areas.

While recreation is considered a priority for Cooleman Ridge, care should be taken to avoid damage to the habitat of the vulnerable Pink-Tailed Worm-Lizard which likes the same areas we do.

Table 7.4: Bouldering - Best Practice:: - From the PoM:

Do not create informal tracks or damage vegetation
Do not move rocks or fallen branches
Do not disturb plants and animals
Keep group sizes small
Be considerate of other users Take care of vegetation when placing mats for protection
Brush any chalk off the rock with a soft bristled brush when you are finished
Carry out all waste
Respect regulations and closures.

Adherence to these practices should allow Cooleman Ridge to remain open and provide a low commitment bouldering area for those summer afternoons.

Notes:

Worm Lizard action plan

取自Cooleman Ridge Bouldering

前往

Head to the water tank and have a look around

行为准则

While some of the harder climbs on the ridge were created by chipping, where previously no climb was possible, please leave your chisels at home. There are not so many climbs at the higher grades that they should be brought down to lower levels!