Einträge in Waa Gorge

Sport climbing crag on some interesting and varied rock

The impressive overhanging wall dominating the gorge nearly 90m high. Contains the king line of Stephen. No LEAVING FIXED GEAR (ropes/draws) as the aesthetics of the area must be preserved.

NO LEAVING FIXED GEAR. The gorge is valued and frequented by locals. Do not camp on private property. The road access is through private property so take care to leave gates as you find them. The road is also a dry weather road only, so if it's wet don't go.

The crag is in a National Park so please tread lightly and leave no trace. There is a toilet in the car park, please use it instead of the bush. In the gorge itself, take care not to erode the grassed areas, please stick to the cliff line, or walk up the rock slabs instead of the grass.

NO LEAVING FIXED GEAR. The gorge is valued and frequented by locals. Do not camp on private property. The road access is through private property so take care to leave gates as you find them. The road is also a dry weather road only, so if it's wet don't go.

The crag is in a National Park so please tread lightly and leave no trace. There is a toilet in the car park, please use it instead of the bush. In the gorge itself, take care not to erode the grassed areas, please stick to the cliff line, or walk up the rock slabs instead of the grass.

unfinished bolted line, please stay off till completed.

See http://www.verticallifemag.com.au/2018/03/new-hard-route-in-waa-gorge/

A reachy start with a brutal boulder sequence through the roof, guards 20 meters of amazing jugs to the finish.

Sasha's project. P 1 goes at about 27. P2 is still a project.

Low grade, but bold. A small cam could minimize the run out. Keep in mind that visual impact on this route must be minimized, so no leaving gear. Solo straight up the left side of the waterfall mark until you gain a sloping hands free stance with one bolt, run it out up and right to a second bolt hidden behind the shrubs. Then straight up to finish. There is a slung boulder at the top for an anchor

A boulder problem somewhere at the top of the gorge. Bound to be hard but details are scant.

http://www.verticallifemag.com.au/2018/03/new-hard-route-in-waa-gorge/

On back side of boulder on west side of gorge, near the end. Start on mantle and move to L and up onto top of boulder.

The shorter wall up to the right when you enter the gorge proper. Most climbs start with a slab section.

Sport climb on hangers follows the obvious line up the slab on easy holds before turning vertical. A tough finish guards the chains.

About 8m to the right of Lightning. Some reachy moves.

Steep cave with heavily featured rock

A short sport route on Jugs in the center of Proxy Cave.

Cliff lines with a great variety of climbs and grades. climbs are listed from left to right when facing the main cliff.

The first route on the short grey wall below the terrace that Peeving Parrots starts on. Short and stout but well worth it!

unfinished bolted route to the right of Tyrannosaurus Flex.

The climb to the left of the cave, It might be wise to stick clip the second bolt if not confident.

The route 1m to the right of the overhanging crack with the small fig tree growing out of it.

follows the line of bolts up and steeply left. starts just to the right of the fractured orange rock.

the left hand variant of Decaffeinated

The short route up the orange wall to the right of the cave. The route proper stays to the right on the good stone.

On the opposite side of the canyon from the cave, a short sport climb up the arete.

A crimpy problem up immaculate stone with fantastic moves.