READ THE ACCESS ISSUES SECTION. Really pretty, good conditions on still winter days, a dramatic ladder and ledge system leading North.
The rock in Rosa Gully stays quite wet after rain. Summer is very moist near the mouth of the gully due to onshore winds, the longer routes at the top are generally ok. WInter is nice but can be chilly
All the fixed pro resembles blobs of rusted metal which could almost be pulled out by hand. Except for routes that have been rebolted with stainless.
(September 2019) Access at this area is in jeopardy! Due to the death of a tourist who accidentally fell off the cliff there has been police and council rangers patrolling this area - and they have made threats of fines for climbing here. The legal position of climbers is currently being worked out by ACANSW. At the moment it is best to avoid climbing at this area until further notice. If you do choose to climb here and are approached by authority take detailed notes - and ask them what specific law you are breaking. Report any interactions to Sydney Climbers Facebook group and ACANSW. To avoid being confused with a suicidal "jumper" wear a helmet and avoid standing on the top of the cliff by yourself. Police attend more than 50 suicides a year along this coastline. Don't create a false alarm.
Walk in from the grassy 'Vee" between the 2 branches of the gully is ok, can be tricky if wet or locals are watering the community garden.
Routes on the left side of the north wall of the gully are described first.
Developed by everyone's favorite bolter, Mike Law, back in the 1970's. Rebolted and retrobolted 40 years later
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