접속점들 Bowen에서

Mostly bouldering. Large variety of difficulties from V0 through V11 with something for every climbers strengths and weaknesses. Hundreds of un-charted lines and boulders

Queens Bay is a bay near Bowen in Far North Queensland. It has a beach called Queens Beach which is 4.5 kilometres long. It lies on the edge of the Coral Sea.

Smaller, easy access boulders. Great for a warm-up or new climbers.

No access issues really, except don't walk through any of the resorts to shortcut areas, this will only annoy the owners and could cause problems in the future.

No access issues really, except don't walk through any of the resorts to shortcut areas, this will only annoy the owners and could cause problems in the future.

No access issues really, except don't walk through any of the resorts to shortcut areas, this will only annoy the owners and could cause problems in the future.

No access issues really, except don't walk through any of the resorts to shortcut areas, this will only annoy the owners and could cause problems in the future.

No access issues really, except don't walk through any of the resorts to shortcut areas, this will only annoy the owners and could cause problems in the future.

Standing start on RHS of big octopus as looking at from within gap between boulders

No access issues really, except don't walk through any of the resorts to shortcut areas, this will only annoy the owners and could cause problems in the future.

No access issues really, except don't walk through any of the resorts to shortcut areas, this will only annoy the owners and could cause problems in the future.

No access issues really, except don't walk through any of the resorts to shortcut areas, this will only annoy the owners and could cause problems in the future.

No access issues really, except don't walk through any of the resorts to shortcut areas, this will only annoy the owners and could cause problems in the future.

Start on car park side of Molluscing around bouldering on right hand side pull and left good sloper. climbs to the left through excellent pocket and all the way around the left to the good rail and then up to easy top out. Feet to avoid barnecles and hard residue after the start.

Just off Horseshoe Bay Rd and directly across from the Murray Bay Rd intersection. Walk in the path to the shelter. Just off to the right, in the park can be found the Broken Glass Boulders, the seedy habitation of crusty yobo boulderers.

No access issues really, except don't walk through any of the resorts to shortcut areas, this will only annoy the owners and could cause problems in the future.

There is a water tap just to the right of this climb. Tree totally in...

Tree totally in...

Tree totally in...

Some decent sized boulders with lots of potential. Low tide is essential to climb the boulders, and sand will get eveywhere.

From the 'ITWE' sit start move left up the rail and through pockets to op out.

Sit start at big solid flake, traverse around boulder avoiding rail above and come into the one move chimney from a low angle, chimney up and out.

Sit start with both feet and one hand in crack, other hand on undercling. Up trending left to top out over left arete.

Sit start right hand jug, left hand arete. Up, bridge the chimney and continue to top out up ramp.

Set of larger boulders and more complex lines in same area as "Octopus Boulders". Located on grassy edge of beach. Easy access and mat.

Sit start at base of obvious rail, traverse right up rail and mantle out to finish.

Start on edges in middle of face right in front of concerning stake sticking out of the ground. Traverse left along small edges to rail then finish up rail to a massive jug and cool mantle.

Sit start on pockets at the back of the cave. Traverse out of the cave then some difficult moves to get out of the cave to the lip of the boulder.

As for the cave, avoid the easy holds to the right on the lip, up to the crescent crimp then up left.

Seated start, traversing up through jugs.

Stand start.

Sit start in hueco, head straight up on big undercling and good edges to finish in some slightly glassy jugs at lip.

Sit start in big pocket then head right and up on good holds.

Sit start outside the cave both hands on the left side pull then straight up through nice crimps

Coral Bay is a bay near Bowen in Far North Queensland that is home to a 'clothes optional' beach called Nude Beach. It's rarely occupied and has some great problems. Accessible via boat or by foot from either Horseshoe Bay or Greys Bay.

Sit start and up. Any number of variations. All fun

No access issues really, except don't walk through any of the resorts to shortcut areas, this will only annoy the owners and could cause problems in the future.

Start way left and traverse all the way to join "Police State".

Start on the two slopers and move R to arête.

Start at the base of the roof on a big jug and out to the big jug on lip. Drop off here - though it could be linked into "Nick's Stolen Roof Top".

Starts or continues on from where "Nick's Stolen Roof" finishes. From the jug and up. Be very careful of the rock up high.

Sit start and up via big moves to the break. Drop off from there. Does not top out. Can also be done as a stand start, see "Pockets (stand start)".

"Pockets" can also be done as a stand start.

Cool blank arête deep in amongst the boulders.

Steep wall with cool feature.

No access issues really, except don't walk through any of the resorts to shortcut areas, this will only annoy the owners and could cause problems in the future.

Start low and up to tricky mantle.

Start at the very back of the boulder and traverse R around the boulder, with a pumpy (and sometimes a little grainy) finish.

Horseshoe Bay lies on the north-eastern tip of Cape Edgecumbe near Bowen in Far North Queensland. The whole cape is composed of rounded granite rocks and boulders with fantastic seaside climbing on amazing weathered granite. Horseshoe Bay is particularly picturesque and is very popular for swimming and hanging out. A nearby beach front café is a perfect place for lunch. Parking can be difficult on weekends when it is busy. Not recommended to swim during stinger season.

The north side of Horseshoe Bay has some impressive overhung rock formations and a great collection of problems, starting at the end of the beach and continues on to Cape Edgecumbe. Walk along the high tide mark. The rock can sometimes be a little sharp in this area.

No access issues really, except don't walk through any of the resorts to shortcut areas, this will only annoy the owners and could cause problems in the future.

Start two hands on obvious rail then straight up on bad feet and small edges.

Sit start on obvious undercling (stack pads if necessary), big move to lip then mantle.

Stand start on big jug at lip of overhang then straight up.

Sit start in big groove and then make your way out of the overhang on cool groove features and then some very small holds at the lip. Looks possible but who knows.

Sit start in slopey hue then straight up.

Sit start way at the back of the groove in pockets then head up and out to finish up the right hand arête.

Sit start on low boulder, stand and work over right edge to finish with slab like problem

A well featured, little boulder with plenty of variations and fun problems on and surrounding it.

The arête ("3") can also be done as a nice stand start and mantle.

Left of "1". Sit start, starting on a two hand pinch moving diagonally up R through problems "1" and "2". Finishing up the juggy arete with a mantle.

A classic sit start.

A pumpy traverse. Sit start and traversing right on a series of slopey features finishing on the obvious juggy arête on the opposite side of the boulder, the start of the problem.

Starting on the same arête as "2" finishes on. This sit start problem starts low with a small chockstone for feet; pull down on with two desperate sloper sidepulls and throw for the big jug.

Start with a double undercling and smear feet. Go straight up.

Starting on the obvious hold. The reward for getting the 'top' is a rock feature that seems to be perfectly carved out for sitting, like a bum hug!

This overhanging boulder is a high ball and you won't want to fall from the top... Descend the boulder via the slab on the west side.

Start sitting below the big flake on two tiny crimps. Pull on and throw for jug.

Start at the big jugs at the base of the little corner. Blast out to the arête and pocket and up the high wall.

Starting on the upper level pull out onto the steep wall and up big jugs. A dangerous problem.

As classic as they come. Very high and scary. Up the arête to the steep wall and out the overhang on amazing jugs to a lip crux. Bring lots of pads and be aware that if you fall off this problem you could be seriously hurt.

Standing start using horn and up via next horn to crumbly sslopers. Bad landing.

Standing start

Sit start and up the wall. Be careful of the rock up high.

Sit start and then traverse R staying low to finish on the RH end of the big flake.

Standing start. Crimps/edge up to high under cling / pinch then continue to top out.

The sit start of "Moisture Infused". On edges and up to a pitch which turns into an underclig.

Standing start. Undercling up to not so good rock.

Sit start and up "An Inconvenient Struth"

No access issues really, except don't walk through any of the resorts to shortcut areas, this will only annoy the owners and could cause problems in the future.

No access issues really, except don't walk through any of the resorts to shortcut areas, this will only annoy the owners and could cause problems in the future.

Descend the boulder on the north west corner where "Chip That Won't Dip" finishes. There's a bunch of assorted problems between V0 – V4. Lots of short sit starts, traverses and eliminates. Fun!

Up the obvious cool features. A nice under cling mid way up.

No access issues really, except don't walk through any of the resorts to shortcut areas, this will only annoy the owners and could cause problems in the future.

A classic arête. A high ball with bad landing. Start with fridge move, work way out right on corner and up slightly left.

Grab edge and jump. Up via bad slopers.

A fun high problem.

Sit start and desperate mantle.

Layback from the crack.

Stand start up the crack - layback. Another variant.

Sit start. Campus up via good holds (no feet at the start).

Plenty of other variants (V0 – V4). Lots of short sit starts, traverses and eliminates.

Traverse from left to right. Ending at the boulders easiest descent route.

The Bat Cave is a cave located in the northern half of Horseshoe Bay and is also known as Cave 60 for obvious reasons. It's a fantastic cave but can get a bit slimy in hot and humid weather and sometimes the holds need to be cleaned from the sea salt spray. Bird droppings can be seen in this cave.

Start on double underclings, use right crimp and left pinch to reach better holds.

Located 10m left of the roof.