Nodes em Shopping Wall

The left side of this crag gets sun an hour earlier than the Main Wall warmups, so the 23s & 24s here might be a better option for warming up if its too cold in the shade when you arrive.

Far left climb.

This crag is in a National Park. DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED, simple as that. Dog owners are asked NOT to stuff things up for the rest of us; so just don't bring your dog. Do not drive down the dirt road even if the gate is open - this road is only used my management vehicles (Nat Parks and the company that services the high voltage powerlines). Camping also is not allowed.

This crag is in a National Park. DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED, simple as that. Dog owners are asked NOT to stuff things up for the rest of us; so just don't bring your dog. Do not drive down the dirt road even if the gate is open - this road is only used my management vehicles (Nat Parks and the company that services the high voltage powerlines). Camping also is not allowed.

This crag is in a National Park. DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED, simple as that. Dog owners are asked NOT to stuff things up for the rest of us; so just don't bring your dog. Do not drive down the dirt road even if the gate is open - this road is only used my management vehicles (Nat Parks and the company that services the high voltage powerlines). Camping also is not allowed.

Shares start with SS.

This crag is in a National Park. DOGS ARE NOT ALLOWED, simple as that. Dog owners are asked NOT to stuff things up for the rest of us; so just don't bring your dog. Do not drive down the dirt road even if the gate is open - this road is only used my management vehicles (Nat Parks and the company that services the high voltage powerlines). Camping also is not allowed.

2-3m L of the arete.

Climbs THE arete, on the left side.

3m R of the arete.

About 6m R of the arete, up the R side of the somewhat chossy-looking patchy white rock.

The seam 3m L of HYC.

The deepest groove in this wall, about 10m R of the arete. The burly heel-hook mantle start onto the shelf might not be the best warmup. It can seep a bit, but the climbing is good and it has some of the most comfy megabuckets at Bowens.

Far right route.