Weathered sandstone under a ruined lighthouse.
Very fun climbing on some great rock. DO NOT CLIMB HERE IN VAGUELY BAD WEATHER!!! It is RIGHT next to the water on a calm day... Some of the landings around Crab Nebula will get wet unless the sea is like glass.
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From the entrance to the Park, continue along Jervis Bay Road. Take a right onto Wreck Bay Road, then take a left onto Stoney Creek Road. Follow signs for "Historic Lighthouse".
From the car park, head down the gated service track and follow it around to the right. The track will turn sharp right but head straight into the scrub (don't fall off the cliff...) and follow the fisherman's decent track down the gulley and onto the rock platform. Turn left and head North to get to all the problems.
Lots of bolts in this region. Most development has been done after the 1980s.
Discovered by George Fieg with only Moby Dick V12 climbed/recorded/remembered. Mentioned in conversation with CWP, spent months tracking George down to eventually get the details.
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