Do not climb on or near any boulders with aboriginal paintings. Be careful with your chalk dust. Be careful when establishing new routes to maintain appropriate distance.
Drive for approximately 12 minutes along Hervey’s Range Road until you reach area shown on Map. Parking is partially obscured, on right. Pink flagging tape currently marks parking. The parking can fit 4 cars and is the start of a 4wd track. Trail to crag is immediately on other side of road going uphill. Follow trail head trending along drainage channel towards Townsville then turn right towards boulders uphill. From car park to boulders is 2-3 minutes.
Do not climb on or near any boulders with aboriginal paintings. Be careful with your chalk dust. Be careful when establishing new routes to maintain appropriate distance.
The area is believed to be first climbed by a core group of geology students and staff (including Eric Roberts). They bolted the first sport route in the area and put up a fair few boulder problems. A later renaissance occurred in 2019-2021 spurred on by covid exploring.
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