As Wayne's World is on the southern face there is no sun all day from mid March till early November. During these shaded times it is best to give it about 2 days to dry after rain. Most routes are fully bolted but take a light rack for the mixed routes (I have marked these and listed what gear to use). Take about 10 draws and bolt plates for the routes on the left and right ends. As with all Glasshouse destinations bring the Aerogard. Development is continuing so keep off the projects please.
I would like to thank Height Dynamics for donating the anchor stations, the thoughtful few that donated bolts, and the handful of dedicated climbers that helped me develop this area. Play safe! Wayne.
Addendum: Gone are the horribly rusty anchors! A rebolt of most routes has occured in early 2020 (thanks SCQ and QUT Cliffhangers) and all routes have new anchors at the top (first pitch only for multipitches) and most routes are now on ringbolts. Routes that still require bolt plates have that information in their description. These last routes will be rebolted in the near future.
© (gremlin)Most 'Glasshouse Mountains' climbing is within the Glass House Mountains National Park. Please respect the environment and other people's enjoyment of it. Access to climbing here is a privilege, not a right.
The 2019 Ngungun track expansion & fortification work is now complete, and the mountain is once again fully open.
Make your way to the 'Glasshouse Mountains Lookout' (last toilets). Pass this and keep going and onto the gravel road for another 200 meters then turn right into Connection Rd. Follow this (very rough logging road), for about 3.5 kilometers (passing the old carpark, if you knew where that was) and then taking the right fork and driving along under the power lines for a few hundred meters. Just before the big power line tower on the hill, there are a few roads off to the right. Take the last one (it's flattest) and park without obstructing the gate.
Car park: https://goo.gl/maps/6kgzoQYHNDtCxLwg7
Coords: -26.900995, 152.873766
Walk through the gate and down the fire break (rough road) for about 8mins until you see a narrow motorbike trail on the right that bypasses a big puddle in the main road. Head into the bush perpendicular and gently uphill until you hit a tall gum. Head rightwards towards the next big gum. Right again along the top edge of the gulley (on your right) for a few meters then the trail bends left, through some close saplings. Follow the trail along the flat until you head right and down. Head downhill until you intersect a creek bed on your left; cross it and pass the cairn on a boulder to the left. Up beside the dead and burnt tree then right across the ferny slope. After a bit more bush, head up abruptly to the cliff and turn right. Follow the cliff along to the crag.
Routes are listed from right to left in the South East Queensland printed guide, but left to right here.
© (gremlin)Modern climbers establishing new routes have taken great pains to ensure any new routes do not interfere with the historic routes established many decades ago.
Retro-bolting of existing routes is unacceptable!
New routes shall make use of traditional protection where available.
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