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Bingie Bingie is an easy access crag where you can mix bouldering with swimming, surfing, fishing, bushwalking, mountain biking or simply sightseeing. It has significant cultural heritage which should be respected. It's a stunning place to be, with bouldering merely the icing on the cake. There is even a ship-wreck!
Access issues
Allowed
None known of.
Approach
Gentle
5-10 min
From Moruya, head south on the Princes Highway for approximately 7 km to the locality of Bergalia. Soon after the Bergalia turnoff, after the overtaking lane appears, turn left onto Bingie Road (signposted Bingie and Congo).
Drive along Bingie Road for approximately 4 km to the tee intersection. Turn right onto Bingie Road (signposted Bingie Point, Eurobodalla NP). Take care from this point onward as there are typically kangaroos everywhere.
Drive for about 500m, just before the gravel starts and turn left into Bingie Road. After about 700m the road turns to gravel. Keep heading straight, past the Eurobodalla NP sign and the Bingie Dreaming Track sign to the carpark at the very end. You will see a Bingi Bingi visitor's information area that contains lots of information on the wildlife and cultural information of the area.
Take the track straight ahead (east) to the Bingie Point boulder field. Take the right hand (south) track to the Dreaming Stairs boulder field.
The picturesque Bingie Dreaming Track (13.5 km one way from Tuross Head to Congo or vice versa) crosses the road 100m before the parking area. It can also be accessed from the parking area by following the Dreaming Stairs access. Climbing at Bingie Bingie can be an interlude when walking or cycling the trail.
Where to stay
No camping is permitted on the beaches or at the Bingie Bingie carpark.
The nearest wild camping area is at Brou Lake (NP), around 20 minutes south. No fires are allowed and booking is required. There is also a forestry rest area (Bodalla Park Rest Area) just south of the turnoff to Brou Lake where camping is permitted. The excellent Narooma MTB trails are nearby.
More suburban camping is available at Congo (10 minutes), Dalmeny and Narooma (around 30 minutes south on the highway). Please don't camp anywhere in the Bingie area of the Eurobodalla NP.
Ethic
Under development
Leave no trace (no bolting, carry out rubbish, don't brush off the lichen, wash off chalk marks, etc).
History
Unsure whether they've been climbed before. No evidence found.
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