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Table of contents
- 1. Kayak Krag / krusty kracks 6 in Crag
- 2. Index by grade
1. Kayak Krag 6 routes in Crag
- Summary:
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Búlder y Escalada clásica
Lat / Long: -34.026282, 151.039358
Resumen
A fun stop if you want to boat in to a Riverside crag. Lots of new boulder potential
descripción
We acknowledge the Dharawal nation as the Traditional Owners of this unceded land and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and culture. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging. Treat it like it is sacred as it is.
A short river crossing is the minimum boating needed to get to this small cluster of cracks and slabs. Bit sandy, bring a brush. New boulder and route potential if you want to do the cleaning. A microadventure crag.
The cracks are obvious from the water. the slabs are about 20m to the right (facing in from the water) and up a bit. right next to some cut steps to a small cave.
restricciones
For over 50 years climbers in the Sutherland Shire have enjoyed free access to many fantastic crags and caves. But as of 2014 there have been access problems emerging at several climbing and bouldering areas due to aboriginal art sites and shell middens in caves. Sutherland Shire Council and the Dept of Enviroment and Heritage have announced closures and sign-posted some of these aboriginal sites, with further closures and signs to be added during summer/autumn 2016/2017. Areas of particular problem are ground level overhangs with flat bases, the type of terrain popular at hard bouldering areas. Whilst the details are sorted out keep a low profile, clean up ALL rubbish (inc removing mattresses in bouldering caves) and avoid climbing at closed areas. In particular treat non-climbers you see at crags with the utmost respect as they could be rangers, archeologists, traditional owners or anyone else with a dim view of climbers and the ability to shut us out. Climbing in Royal National Park has been officially banned for many years - probably due mostly to the Wattamolla 'don't jump off rocks' cliff-diving-into-water ban. For more information about aboriginal sites and rockclimbing please read this link from Sutherland Council: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B0KxtU2nUQB9cjhHUWE4cE5HWnM/view?usp=sharing
Acceso
There is almost certainly an on foot approach via a longer track. But for a full tick arrive via the water. If you want a bush approach why wouldn't you go to cathedral? Woronora quays is directly opposite. Follow the power lines over and pull up near the yellow sign. There are many other nice places to set sail from for a nicer longer row in.
Ética
No bolts. Everything is bouldering or trad. Ground up bouldering is a thing right?
Historia
There are some old staples in rocks and chipped feet leading into small caves. Maybe done by the scouts back in the day?
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| Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
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| 1 |
★★ Lil Crack
The shortest splitter in Sydney. Thin hands in this heartbreakingly short parallel crack. For full tick, sit start on the boulder in front of it. and don't use the big foot on the ledge. PA: Tom Bes, Nov 2020 | V0 | 2m | |||||
| 2 |
★ What If It Was Purple?
The destination climb. Offwidth crack through roof and up. Possibly inverted beta would work best? Needs big gear #3-#5, ideally 2 #4's. Short but burly. Sandy. FA: Heel Toe Tom, Dyno Jake and Chickenwing Rohan. PA: Tom Bes & Jake Delaney, 22 Nov 2020 | 20 | 7m | |||||
| 3 |
★★ The Don Carlos Chimney
Big obvious chimney with offwidth characteristics. Chickenwings are definitely involved. stay out towards the edge. originally soloed. no gear. a boulder? PA: Tom Bes, Nov 2020 | 16 | 7m | |||||
| 4 |
Vine Goo
Use ledges until crack, good hand jams then mossy, sloped top out past base of small tree. | V1 | 3m | |||||
| 5 |
★ I'm leaving Sydney
up the tiny ledges to gain knob on edge of small ledge. Up onto this then lean out left to gain top edge then smear out onto the slope and haul yourself outta there. PA: Tom Bes, Nov 2020 | V1 | 3m | |||||
| 6 |
Moss Bros
Up thin ledges to slopey topout. Mossy. PA: Tom Bes, Nov 2020 | V0 | 3m | |||||
2. Index by grade
| Grade | 
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Stars | Name | Style | Pop |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| V0 | ★★ | Lil Crack | 2m | ||
| Moss Bros | 3m | ||||
| 16 | ★★ | The Don Carlos Chimney | 7m | ||
| V1 | ★ | I'm leaving Sydney | 3m | ||
| Vine Goo | 3m | ||||
| 20 | ★ | What If It Was Purple? | 7m |