The Passer By/Clunge Cave Guide

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Woody133 Kallan Lauritsen Jake Cardosa Sean Catterson Robin Gartz Vincent waide Matthew Noble Aaron Jones Luke Meyers Joe Cheeseman

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1. The Passer By/Clunge Cave 12 in Boulder
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1. The Passer By/Clunge Cave 12 routes in Boulder

Summary:

Seasonality

All Bouldering

Lat / Long: -27.653723, 114.457949

access issues

The Parks Service are welcoming to climbers, however there are some minor restrictions. Camping is no longer permitted in the Gorge itself, however Z Bend Group Campsite is open to climbers for $8 per person per night. The site is off-limits when booked by school/scout groups, so it is worth calling in advance before making the journey north. Registration and booking can be made at the Kalbarri National Park Visitor Centre on Grey Street, or by phone (08) 9937 1140. Note also that a WA Parks Pass is required for entry.

inherited from Kalbarri

approach

The Passer-By cave is the obvious well featured cave that can be seen on the left from the lookout. With many pockets, jugs, pinches and crimps the cave has stellar problems all the way from warm ups on the far right to harder climbing through the guts of the cave. The best part - all the top outs are easy up the obvious chicken heads and plates. Although often dripping the rock is generally very solid.

ethic

There used to be a "No Swearing North of Northampton" rule. Breaking it, particularly at The Prom, would earn you push-ups as dictated by Remi. A boulder in The Pit derives its name from this now mostly abandoned rule.