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Matt Earsman Matt Bevo Xavier Lynch Brendan Heywood Luen Warneke Kelly Naylor Jason de Beus John Pownall Tim Freeman Simon Dale
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Table of contents
- 1.
Kondalilla
13 in Crag
- 1.1. Top Pool 13 in Boulder
- 2. Index by grade
1. Kondalilla 13 routes in Crag
- Summary:
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Mayormente Psicobloc (deep water solo)
Lat / Long: -26.673164, 152.865438
descripción
Lots of boulders, mostly mossy and chossy but some great problems on solid rock and Deep water solo options in the main pool at Kondalilla and in the Narrows of the Obi Obi creek below Baroon dam.
First Nations Information
The First Nations people from this area are Gubbi Gubbi/Kabi Kabi.
Kondalilla means rushing water.
Kondalilla holds cultural value to First Nations people as it was used as a gathering site during the Bunya Festival.
All information collected has been carried out with research, respect and best interest however, we welcome feedback from the community.
Acceso
Walk in from Kondalilla National Park main track to top pool. Narrows routes descend from lower Baroon dam to the creek and rock hop down.
1.1. Top Pool 13 routes in Boulder
- Summary:
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Mayormente Psicobloc (deep water solo)
Lat / Long: -26.673427, 152.865645
descripción
A few good problems on the overhanging wall right of the middle falls and some fun Deep Water Solo options over clean cold water!
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Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
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1 |
★ Water dragon fly
From the ledge beneath the jumping rock, up left through the Water dragons' perch, up up and away! PA: Unnamed Gabbi Gabbi children, 1800 | V1 | 3m | |||||
2 |
★ Rainbow Lorikeets
Step across to the finish of Birds of Paradise, avoiding the crux and finishing on jugs. PA: Matt Earsman | V0 | 4m | |||||
3 |
★★ Kondalilla strangler
Set off from birds of paradise (V4) or Rainbow lorikeet (V1) and take the high road traversing the whole wall through the steepest part, exiting (exciting!) Onto the far shore with difficulty. Watch the poor landing in the beginning (spotter who's prepared to jump recommended!) PA: Matthew Earsman | V1 | 5m | |||||
4 |
★★ Hypoxic jibber jabber
From the traverse of rainbow lorikeets up the right side of the wall -caution is needed as there are submerged boulders under the first part of the route. A spotter and care recommended! | V1 | 4m | |||||
5 |
★★ I love when I have climbing pain because it means I'm happy
An epic dyno over deep water. Traverse out from the left bank of rainbow lorikeets, find the jugs and some feet and go! PA: Matthew Earsman, 15 Nov 2014 | V3 | 4m | |||||
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★ Pocketful of love
From the right side of the overhang, just left of the waterfall - up and through overhang to top over deep water (check - things change!) | V0 | 3m | |||||
7 |
★★ Thrash and Splash
Directly up the centre of the wall to the jumping spot, resisting the temptation of the big holds to the side. Nice deep water underneath! (check it anyway) Climbing out of the water directly beneath the route gives it its grade, | V4 | 4m | |||||
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★★★ Birds of Paradise
Leftwards traverse to the treed area right of the falls. A few hard moves with poor landing (spotter recommended) lead to fun moves over deep water. Start at the extreme right end of the overhanging wall. Please be careful of the little ferns in the 2 finger pocket, gently does it! PA: Matt Earsman, 15 Oct 2014 | V3 | 6m | |||||
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★ The dreaded duck-diving spiders of doom
From underneath the severe overhang at the far left of the pool - you'll have to swim or wade to this one - traverse right to beneath the jumping rock using all footholds (including submerged V1). Jump in or finish up one of the routes there. Named after a large silvery spider that leapt into the water and swam down - and down!! Equip: Matthew Earsman | V1 | 6m | |||||
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★★ Awesome wears no budgie smugglers
Step on from the left of the pool and hand traverse the high seam with poor foot holds (dry feet work best!) to the ledge beneath the jumping ledge. Careful in the first few meters where its quite shallow. PA: Matt Earsman | V4 | 7m | |||||
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Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
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Overhanging Eel
follow other route until you get to a small pinch, left foot into bad sloped foot hold and crimps (small amount of foliage), continue up into top out. PA: Xavier Lynch, 28 Nov | V6 | 10m | |||||
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★★★ Balsamic bushido
As for AWNBS but finishing up Thrash and Splash. PA: Matthew Earsman | V5 | 8m | |||||
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★★★ Awe so no foliage fight
Start Following AWNBS, then before you get to water dragon fly. Head up the taller part of the wall to the higher jumping spot past some foliage. PA: Matt Bevo, 2 Oct 2023 | V5 | 9m |
2. Index by grade
Grade | Stars | Name | Style | Pop | Area | |
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V0 | ★ | Pocketful of love | 3m | 1.1. Top Pool | ||
★ | Rainbow Lorikeets | 4m | 1.1. Top Pool | |||
V1 | ★★ | Hypoxic jibber jabber | 4m | 1.1. Top Pool | ||
★★ | Kondalilla strangler | 5m | 1.1. Top Pool | |||
★ | The dreaded duck-diving spiders of doom | 6m | 1.1. Top Pool | |||
★ | Water dragon fly | 3m | 1.1. Top Pool | |||
V3 | ★★★ | Birds of Paradise | 6m | 1.1. Top Pool | ||
★★ | I love when I have climbing pain because it means I'm happy | 4m | 1.1. Top Pool | |||
V4 | ★★ | Awesome wears no budgie smugglers | 7m | 1.1. Top Pool | ||
★★ | Thrash and Splash | 4m | 1.1. Top Pool | |||
V5 | ★★★ | Awe so no foliage fight | 9m | 1.1. Top Pool | ||
★★★ | Balsamic bushido | 8m | 1.1. Top Pool | |||
V6 | Overhanging Eel | 10m | 1.1. Top Pool |