Ascents of Sunstroke as Onsight

Gorgeous setting and cruisy route to take a beginner.

dragged the old man up a climb, first time playing around with twin ropes i think its quite alot better for this sort of thing.

Accidentally linked first two pitches lol

Real cruizy type Operation here, just a meander up the slabs, but did break it up into 4 P so easy to see Chloe, she had a love/hate relationship with this one!! would smash out 3-4 of these with Dyl I reckon, if we rap on an 80m fixed line, and link/solo a lot of the easy slab sections.

Nice climb, though the cracks were wet from recent rain.

Linked P1/P2 - ran it out along the weakness for the last of P2 rather than traversing left (wet) or doing the variant. Made an anchor near the top of the block from a wire, .75 and 1, after scraping out some of the moss and muck.

Linked P3/P4 starting straight up the corner with stems, but couldn't quite reach the pro at the back of the top terrace with my ~60m rope, so I marched back down the cracks and made a sub-optimal anchor in the flared groove.

Nick led the last 10m again to put in the final anchors.

Gear: double rack + wires, but used less than half of it at any one time... mostly just wires and .75-2.

I actually tried to do this climb earlier in the week with Bec, but misunderstood the approach beta and ended up having a bad time bashing through Cocker's gully.

Nice day out with Lachlan Craig think we got off route felt a bit tricky. Take a full rack of toenails.

Leading Simul with Pogdog. Fun one

Was a fun first booroomba and all Trad multi experience. Was an obvious line although to spice it up I went up and over the ledge before p2 belay. Oh also the first pitch was a waterfall which made it that little bit scarier.

I linked pitch 1 and 2 with a metre to spare to the corner belay at the projecting block. Then Chris linked 3 and 4-with some surprise simulclimbing! And there I was thinking my rope was longer than 60m (?)

Are ACT Rock Metres longer than Victorian and Tazzy Rock Metres?

Fun first multi pitch with Sego - beautiful day

Great climb in a fantastic location. Split the 3rd pitch at the tree to recover some gear. Heavily ran out the final pitch as I was light on suitable gear (that I could spot!). Would appreciate doubles of mid range rams next time around.

Fun afternoon and a good intro to Booroomba. Belay on the third pitch was tricky for Lorraine as i used all the gear she needed in the previous belay.

Very cool climb much fun legs still sore from slabbing

Completed in 2 big pitches, still a lot of water running down after Friday's down pour which made it a little more difficult.

My first climb in the ACT. Slipppery when wet. There was a small stream along route on account of heavy rains the day before! but still a great climb

Good intro to the area, fairly wet but still great fun.

Super nice climb! Definitely a good one for beginners, plenty of protection everywhere.

very enjoyable intro to slab

Very good for beginners. Great line to teach gear placements.

Great climb. Doing it in three pitches (P1/2, 3, 4) seemed to work well on a 60m rope. Less drag for P3 and 4 and it got us to an easy tree belay to top out at with not much to spare. Chris led P1/2 and P4; I took P3.

Found the gear fiddly on the crux of P3 but it could be run-out more than I did. The placements are solid just past it as well.

Lead 3 of the 4 pitches running 1&2 together. Excellent climbing as good as you could want for the grade, great protection. Bring a long sleeve shirt and a machete for the walk off.

a good climb but ruined by the bush bash out

a fun climb, slightly ruined by the bush bash out. Phill led pitches 1 and 2 and I led 3 and 4.

Fantastic climb - good views, good rock, good pro (if occasionally run out a smidge). Don't know how everyone else manages pitch 3 without insane rope drag, we ended up belaying on the ledge above the tree because I could barely move. Led all pitches, with Kurt