The Saddle Club, Bouldering

BLDV

Mappa

9 10 8 6 11 2 4 3 5 1 7 12 13

1 Roadside Boulders 2 Right Side 3 Entry Boulder 4 Slaba Da Bass Mon 5 Toy Story Wall 6 West Wall 7 Highlander 8 Out in Left Field 9 The Three Musketeers 10 The Plateau Boulders 11 Rocky Outcrop 12 Far Right Side 13 The Double Cave

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Stagionalità

Sommario

Arenaria

Tired of punting? Feeling like a one trick pony? Get some variety in your life with some sketchy highballs, dynamic throws, flowey warm ups and a couple of minty projects here and there.

Descrizione

The crag features a horse trail running throughout it with prominent boulders a quick gallop astray. The pick of the lot are the dynamic Ultralight Seam V6, the intimidating Yea or Neigh? V4 and the techy Sit Down and Hold Your Horses V3.

Second tier of the cliff. The boulder with "Giddy Up!" is the first boulder along the horse trail, next to the sign with "Sven's Horse Track" printed on it. Continue ahead, along the trail for the next set of problems.

Limitazioni per l'accesso

Permesso

Since it's practically next to the horse trail, make sure you respect the rights of riders and passers by.

Avvicinamento

Gentile <5 minuti

You won’t need four legs and some hooves to find your way around this one.

Driving along Wakehurst Parkway, turn east onto Dreadnought Road and continue along it until a kink to the right changes the name into Oxford Falls Rd. Park on a gravel patch about 10m past the driveway to the tennis club on the opposite side of the road. There should be a short 4WD track immediately behind your car.

From the carpark, head in through the track with 4WD marks for roughly 10m. Veer right, passing between two juggy boulders with big scoops on the right to scamper up to the next level via an access ramp. From here, walk straight ahead for 10m, picking up on a faint clearing and a trail, heading left to continue along it for 60m towards the approach boulders.

Etica

If putting up any first ascents, wire brushing is never acceptable on sandstone. Chipping is a no go.

Brush your tick marks and take your rubbish out with you. Please don’t chuck banana peels off the track or else I’ll call the cavalry on you.

Storia

Grafico cronologico delle vie

This crag was originally discovered and developed in 2009 by Damo Alexander. The crag was then named The Promised Land.

Shoutout to Marc F, Hai T, Stephen R, Connor S and last but not least, the Millarpede in all his glory for spotting and putting up climbs in the area.