Steep roofs and caves. Quite a few lowball lines in the caves but plenty of normal sized stuff too. All bouldering.
This climbing area has recently become a focus spot for tension between climbers and the local Aboriginal community. Be informed and respect closures. Clean up chalk and rethink adding additional new routes to crags with access issues.
A few km South of Nowra along the Princes Highway, turn West into Parma Road, a few hundred metres take the first left into Vidler Road. Past the school and at the End of Road signs take a left onto a dirt track. Cars with low (normal) clearance are recommended to park here and walk abit further. Drive a 100m to the parking area, the creek should be flowing in front of you.
Mostly developed as a sport climbing and bouldering area. Some trad climbing exists, mainly the pure cracks. If developing new areas keep an eye and and ear out for Aboriginal cultural heritage, including cave art.
Discovered 2013 by Jack Folkes.
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