Sunset Strip Mostly Trad climbing 28 routes in area

Sunset Strip is the only crag on the western side of the range. Here the upthrust of the standstone is at its steepest but unfortunately the crag is somewhat broken by terraces making for shorter routes. The cliffs character and location high on the Cathedral Range, overlooking the Acheron Valley somewhat make up for this and for the long approach via Neds Gully.

When lit by the afternoon sun the orange wall can easily be seen from the Maroondah Highway. Best avoided in hot weather. Most routes start of a narrow ledge and there fore have instant exposure. There is natural and fixed protection.

The climbing is generally steep and clean and there is a bunch of decent worthwhile routes that are great on a winters afternoon.