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Hat Head
21 in Region
- 1.1. Korogoro 7 in Area
- 1.2. Smoky Cape 14 in Area
- 1.3. South Smokey Beach- CLOSED 0 in Sector
1. Hat Head 21 routes in Region
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Boulder e Escalada em top rope
Lat / Long: -30.925710, 153.084324
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Hat Head NP is a stunning place between Crescent Head and South West Rocks. Also a great place for a swim, surf or dive.
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The rock varies from adamellite ( a quartz monozoite) through to black sedimentary siltstones and well cemented conglomerate through the park
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Low tide is preferable for most areas
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Camping in the National park is possible near most areas
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No or very minimal fixed protection. A few anchor points exist at Green Island and Korogoro
1.1. Korogoro 7 routes in Area
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All Escalada em top rope
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Top roping on conglomerate
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The Hat of Hat Head.
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Routes have been put up as top rope to minimise impact
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Take the Korogoro walking track to the Slot
1.2. Smoky Cape 14 routes in Area
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All Boulder
Lat / Long: -30.925053, 153.086827
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Perfect adamellite has sculptured some great boulders. The landing is uneven so a mat is helpful
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Some shade in the morning. Avoid in high seas. The geology is interesting, showcasing the junction of the igneous and sedimentary rock bands
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Hat Head NP PoM does not include climbing as a permitted activity. This is currently under review. As always practice leave no trace principles.
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Walk north along the beach from Smoky Cape campground to the rocks and cross the first bands to arrive above an inlet. Depending on tide and your comfort scrambling, you can descend to the inlet then cross to the boulders, or else stay high and traverse above the inlet then carefully descend the grassy slope.
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Smoky Cape campground
1.3. South Smokey Beach- CLOSED 0 routes in Sector
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CLOSED.....Some good granite bouldering was done here years ago in the dunes, now an aboriginal area that is fenced off. Please STAY OUT!