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Thanks to the following people who have contributed to this crag guide:
Nick Foulds
Zane Taylor
Brian Cork
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Tyson
Aaron
Lauren Hunter
Iain Hunter
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Table of contents
- 1.
Castle Rock Campground Bouldering
9 in Area
- 1.1. Kangaroo Rocks 5 routes in Field
- 2. Index by grade
1. Castle Rock Campground Bouldering
- Summary:
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All Boulder
Lat / Long: -28.835898, 151.937338
questões de acesso
The climbing is on a coarse granite (Stanthorpe Adamalite). Most of the climbing areas are above well used bushwalking tracks. Be mindful of bushwalkers and tread lightly. This area has had access problems in the past and underlying 'ban climbing' tensions are still around. Climbing is banned altogether on the First Pyramid and Sphinx Rock. Stay off climbs here at ALL times. Ref 2010 Management Plan
acesso
Not sure about the location of the described problems but the photos are of some amazing boulders near The Junction on Bald Rock Creek. Feel free to send the lines and then add topos.
ética
Note almost all the sport climbing is on Carrot Bolts. Bring bolt hangers.
DO NOT PLACE ANY NEW BOLTS anywhere in the Park Boundary. As per the 2010 Park Management Plan. Climbing is banned altogether on the First Pyramid and Sphinx Rock. Stay off climbs here at ALL times.
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Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
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1 | ★★ High Ball with slight corner at bottom | V4 | 6m | |||||
2 | ★★ Overhanging lip Traverse | V2 | 2m | |||||
3 |
Don't Forget the Vodka
Start low right on the sidepull, step up into crack. Reach high right for horns and step up crack. | V0 | 3m | |||||
4 |
★★ Prow
Left of the main cluster of boulders is an obvious steep prow with a chalky jug low down. From a sit start off the low jug, blast straight up the nose of the prow. | V4 | 3m |
1.1. Kangaroo Rocks
- Summary:
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Lat / Long: -28.837048, 151.937354
descrição
A small cluster of mostly fairly easy boulders, plenty of unclimbed routes still to be done in this area.
acesso
From in the Castle rocks campground at the furthest end from the road start off towards the castle rock track.
Turn Right off the very start of the castle rock track, within visual range of the tents.
Route | Grade | Style | Selected ascents | |||||
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★★ Roo foot fungus
Climb the crack that makes the Roo's foot boulder's little toe. Laybacking and good footwork lead to an enjoyable gentle top. FA: Nick Foulds | V2 | 3m | |||||
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★ The Roo's Claw / Birthday Bloc
At the bottom end of the Roo's Foot Boulder is the rounded arete. Climb this on small holds directly up the face with a little gymnastic flair. FA: Nick Foulds, 3 Jul 2020 | V5 | 3m | |||||
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★ The Cracked Heel
Around the back of the Roo's Foot boulder is a perfect fist/offwidth crack that climbs the back of the boulder direct. Start at the bottom go up, Enjoy! FA: Nick Foulds, 3 Jul 2020 | V2 | 2m | |||||
4 |
Little Joey
Climb the easy left side of the flake to gain the ledge, once standing finish straight up as for Joey. FA: Tatiana Proboste | V0 | 3m | |||||
5 |
Joey
Sit start beneath the Flake's ledge. One slightly harder move to gain the ledge then finish direct. FA: Nick Foulds & Tatiana Proboste | V1 | 2m | |||||
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2. Index by grade
Grade | ![]() |
Stars | Name | Style | Pop | Area |
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V0 | Don't Forget the Vodka | 3m | 1. Castle Rock Campground Bouldering | |||
Little Joey | 3m | 1.1. Kangaroo Rocks | ||||
V1 | Joey | 2m | 1.1. Kangaroo Rocks | |||
V2 | ★★ | Overhanging lip Traverse | 2m | 1. Castle Rock Campground Bouldering | ||
★★ | Roo foot fungus | 3m | 1.1. Kangaroo Rocks | |||
★ | The Cracked Heel | 2m | 1.1. Kangaroo Rocks | |||
V4 | ★★ | High Ball with slight corner at bottom | 6m | 1. Castle Rock Campground Bouldering | ||
★★ | Prow | 3m | 1. Castle Rock Campground Bouldering | |||
V5 | ★ | The Roo's Claw | 3m | 1.1. Kangaroo Rocks |