Nodes em Darlington

A nice crag in beautiful bushland makes this an ideal place to hangout with friends on weekends.

Finger traverse into thin crack. 1FH

This is the largest boulder in the area.

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The wall two metres left of ETA with BR. 19 Sep 04

Thin crack on the south side of the boulder. Small gear.

Start left of Pogue Mahone. Climb the arête.

The easy crack. Plenty of gear.

Start as for Fryaway. Climb to the right of the Fryaway crack.

Delicate, sustained and technical the entire way. Place extended draw on second bolt for a safer clip.

Start 3m to the right of Helter Swelter.

located above/next to the Pyramid Boulder. Trad anchors at top.

Not actually on the Solstice Boulder - when facing BoB, Skate Ramp is 6m up the gully behind you.

No stepping R of arete, no using big block to left. Contrived.

Left arête of the boulder.

Delicately climb up to bolt, clip, and run it out to the top. Edit: 2nd fixed hanger has been added.

Climb easily to first high bolt, although it is a little committing. Launch out and upwards on small crimps to a delicate sequence and don't loose your nerve reaching for the top holds.

Bridge between the two boulders to pre-clip first bolt. Climb up and right to crack and smear your way past one more bolt to desperate top-out.

Start at Solstice and traverse right past two RB. Finish on top.

Start on northern-lowerside of the Solstice Boulder. Easily climb past bolts to desperate mantel to overhang and lower-offs.

The boulder shaped like an ironing board.

Climb the left arête of the boulder. 3 bolts and a fixed belay.

Approximately 15m east of the Pyramid Boulder.

The 10m high boulder with a thin crack up the middle.

Arête left of slot machine. Very bad protection.

Follow the thin crack to the tope. Crux is about half way up. Small gear.

A 6 metre high boulder

This route is on the West Boulder. See the "West Boulder".

100m uphill/NW of the West Boulder, near where you turn off the dirt road to go directly to the slabs

Large slab to the north east of the main area.

Past 3 carrot bolts to a trad belay on medium cams. Very run out over easy ground to a trad belay that is safe to clean and walk off.

Just R of 'Ant - icipation' is a gully. Star 1m R of gully. Reach small crack at 4m, place small gear and go to top (tree belay or use belay on Bongo Man).

Start below the large flake (takes cams). Climb over the flake past a bolt to the DBB at the top.

Past 3 fixed hangers to DBB

Starts to the right of the gulley. Follow 3 fixed hangers to the DBB at the top.

Starts to the right of Wild Honey Pie. 3 bolts to a DBB.

Go entirely right of first two bolts, not using ramp and big holds on the left.

Start to the right of the fallen tree that is resting on the face of the eastern slabs. Follow 3 Fixed hangers to DBB.

Start to the right of Bare necessities. Follow 4 fixed hangers to DBB

Start approximately four metres to the right of Anorexia Crimposa. Follow the crimps past four carrot bolts to DBB

Start as for CFHPAJD and go right to follow the water runnel to the DDB. It is possible to use a couple of the bolts from Turpentine.

Start to the right of PSD. Follow 3 BRs past a flake to the DBB at the top.

Small boulder

The left arête. One fixed hanger high on the route.

Approach 1: Follow the trail from the southern end of the eastern slabs past the gravitation boulder and continue for approximately 100m

Approach 2: Follow the Trail South-East from Upper Darlington for approximately 300m

The large aesthetic boulder sitting atop the slab

The obvious offwidth crack. Limited gear available

Start in the crack and move out to the right arete. Powerful moves to get to the top

Starts on good holds on the slab, continue past the lip and follow the diagonal crack to the top out

Climb the flake on the left side of the boulder to the horizontal crack. Big move over the lip and then follow the vertical crack to top out

Follow the obvious finger crack. Avoid the grassy ledge to climb at 15

Easy Free solo at the right edge of the slab

Upper Darlington is North East of the eastern slabs.

Small interesting boulders. Great spot to stay out of the sun. The boulders are in two sections; the Stone Masons' Hall and the Stonehenge area.

The Stone Masons' hall is the lower set of boulders. A chasm is where most of the routes can be found.

The Stonehenge area is the upper set of boulder approximately 50m up from the Stonemasons' Hall.

The lower set of boulders.

Climb on the left end of chasm.

Start as for Smoking Child and follow the line of bolts to the left

The climb on the right end of the chasm.

The first bolt is shared with a route on the left. Follow 2 bolts, on the right, to the top.

Directly behind smoking child.

The upper set of boulders.

the left arête on the menhir (upright stone).

Climb the face of the menhir following the 3 carrot bolts to the top.

The DBB at the top is the two carrot bolts located on the back of the boulder.