Large boulders set in Native forest
The area west of Laurel Camp Rd. Cohiba is the best developed area here at the moment, but there is potential at Lynch Blocks, and a few other places.
This is part of the Lower Cotter water catchment area. There are a number of rehabilitation projects underway to manage run off and erosion.
Take the third right off Laurel ck rd - It's where most of the traffic has been.
Pierces Creek is primarily a bouldering area however a number of naturally protected lines have been established over the years. No bolting of routes is accepted. Instead, ascentionists use natural protection on the higher problems, or where that is not available, rely on mats, spotters, and gumption.
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