条目 in Royal National Park

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A big block and cliff line. Most stuff here has been done, though I haven't logged it feel free to finish off the rest.

The fallen block east face. Sit start down to the right at the pocket then move left up to the centre before comitting top out. Mad!

Start as for Resistance and go straight up the arête to top out.

Climb the arete on the right side.

Reach high stood on the low ledge to easy top out.

Stand start on the left facing sidepull. Head up and left to top out.

Stand start on the arete, head up and over.

Start on left sidepull and pocket on the right

Fun little one mover. Stand start in the break and head up.

Far end of the alley, last arete on the right.

Stand start on sidepull and pocket. Up the middle.

Stand start in the break and up.

2nd last arete on the left.

Stand start and up with the left side of the crack.

Stand start and up on the right side of the crack.

Start left of the blunt bulge on thin steps move right and up blunt bulge.

opposite the resistance block in the alley. 2m right of blunt bulge, straight up and over. Fun blank wall between the mosey sections.

Sit start to The Apprentice.

Start left side of angled roof standing, up past big jugs to top out.

DANGER- MAIN JUG IN ROOF IS LOOSE. Starting on underclings next to PTS, head into Farting via some jugs in roof. Fun little problem.

Strait out angled roof to desperate top out. Great route.

Nestled in the heart of the Royal National Park, this lagoon offers huge climbs, and entertainment for all in summer. Places for ocean swimming a bit of snorkelling, camping, and a fresh water creek is about a 15min walk from the carpark. Deep water solos and shallow water boulders and a big cliff to jump off with some traverses, overhung pieces and super tricks from the skilled guys in summer! The RNP description http://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/royal-national-park/wattamolla-picnic-area/picnic-bbq

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

several routues all between V2/3. continue past 10m (where people jump off) wall to rocky crop cave (dont have to swim as water is only waist depth the whole way). top out through keyhole in cave. CAUTION::water is only waist depth, get a spotter if your a heavy kid.

i think this is describing the area in "Upriver boulders" with topo and climb "Birth Canal"

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Couple of shallow water boulders strewn well past the (no) diving area. known as "unknown" from "Waterfall DWS", there are a lack of the total range of climbs here, and i am pretty poor at grading, so all feedback most welcome. thanks Please feel free to add more routes to the topo's, pretty sure there are more from birth canal area.

Immediately left from Waterfall DWS once past long slab area. Bot Left boulder from crag outline, Orange Slab RHS, 3-4 moves to top out

Slopers at base to crimps and jugs at top. Watch out for submerged rock when trending left at top.

Right hand bend as entering from Waterfall DWS, first open boulder. sweet upwards traverse with a reach to the roof at the end.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

Entry for parking for the day at wattamolla is $11 dollars, get there early on summer weekends (pre-10am), it gets packed out pretty fast. If you're into hiking in, there is a train to Cronulla, short walk to the ferry to bundeena and maybe a 10km walk to wattamolla along some of the most stunning cliffline Sydney has to offer, there is fishing at Marley and Little Marley beach.

3m right of LR. Right pocket to slab, walk up and hold right, end on pointy rock

Around the back PR and LR, Long traverse high ball and high stakes, starts deep and ends rocky, long move to lean down to finishing foothold, walk off and join water at LR

Start on the same ledge as C-section, but instead of traversing right, head straight up the wall.

On the face about 4m left of Birth Canal's finish, there is a small ledge submerged just underwater. Stand here to start. traverse right across the face, under the roof, and finish through the hole as for Birth Canal

About 100m from other boulders, sweet holey roof, start at hole or work your way from the wall. (this climb/boulder i believe is document in the block, please correct me!)

Up the prow just to the left of the big block's Lippy Roof. Up the roof and out. Shallow-ish underneath but not too bad.

Mantle up onto the thin ledge above the water line just to the left of the white vertical streak. Then top out, and jump off!

A large house sized boulder has fallen from the sea cliff and somehow landed on the smallest side to produce very high quality, bouldering on bullet hard sandstone. Conditions are rarely suited for the crag, a very low tide -1 foot swell & a sunny day are ideal.

Left most route . before CR . order wrong . Walk onto slab from block and top out. Don't fall

Just right of back snap. Crouch start and up on very nice crimps directly above rock pool, to gain slab left and top out. Good moves .

Sit start and straight up the 45 degree wall and top out. high !!! Very good . Best sea cliff problem in Sydney.

Crouch start on ledge at lip and finish on ledge up and left. Another classic. Big cut over rock pool makes this problem very exciting.

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If you have benefited from climbing infrastructure in NSW, please consider making a donation towards maintenance costs. The Sydney Rockclimbing Club Rebolting Fund finances the replacement of old bolts on existing climbs and the maintenance of other hardware such as fixed ropes and anchors. The SRC purchases hardware, such as bolts and glue, and distributes them to volunteer rebolters across the state of New South Wales. For more information, including donation details, visit https://sydneyrockies.org.au/rebolting/

If you have benefited from climbing infrastructure in NSW, please consider making a donation towards maintenance costs. The Sydney Rockclimbing Club Rebolting Fund finances the replacement of old bolts on existing climbs and the maintenance of other hardware such as fixed ropes and anchors. The SRC purchases hardware, such as bolts and glue, and distributes them to volunteer rebolters across the state of New South Wales. For more information, including donation details, visit https://sydneyrockies.org.au/rebolting/

If you have benefited from climbing infrastructure in NSW, please consider making a donation towards maintenance costs. The Sydney Rockclimbing Club Rebolting Fund finances the replacement of old bolts on existing climbs and the maintenance of other hardware such as fixed ropes and anchors. The SRC purchases hardware, such as bolts and glue, and distributes them to volunteer rebolters across the state of New South Wales. For more information, including donation details, visit https://sydneyrockies.org.au/rebolting/

If you have benefited from climbing infrastructure in NSW, please consider making a donation towards maintenance costs. The Sydney Rockclimbing Club Rebolting Fund finances the replacement of old bolts on existing climbs and the maintenance of other hardware such as fixed ropes and anchors. The SRC purchases hardware, such as bolts and glue, and distributes them to volunteer rebolters across the state of New South Wales. For more information, including donation details, visit https://sydneyrockies.org.au/rebolting/

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A few things worth going for, mostly overhangs or roofs. It's a bit scattered over valley but once there it's all close.

Sit start on right hand side of ledge in cave. Follow mostly jugs around on roof to other end of cave then mantle and climb up to top out. pumpy and cool.

Up the plumb wall . Very good problem though must be tall for first move

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Traverse roof and finish up CGS . No backwall

Huge dyno out of roof . With a slight varient finish to sustain the grade . Great problem

Classic problem of the crag . . Climbs the left lip and arete with legs flying everywhere ... committing finish

First route left side of cave. Up Leaning wall

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Doesn't exist

Steep, dry, bolts, banned.

Far right route in the cave. Very steep jugging with a lot of heel hooking and an airy finish. Extend runners or face horrible rope-drag.

Link up of Heal the World into Salt and Battery. Start up HtW and finish through the SaB anchors. A nice and obvious linkup. Keep an eye on rope drag

A bit stop start but very steep! Roof flake to start, out another roof then finish through roof to anchors in orange scoop. Overhangs 6m.

Seriously steep roofing that could be the longest route at Rockford. Start at undercut corner (as for "Long Arm") . Up corner then right along ledge to awkward stance under roof. Fire out roof on pockets to slopers. Traverse right along more epic slopers to juggier roof flake. Finish out ceiling along Grampians like roof feature to anchors on headwall. Back-jump to clean. This route was extended by MN in 2014 by several metres to a more obvious finish.

Corner as for Make or Break for 1 bolt then head left under roof to finish for anchors of ICBINL.

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The link of Long Arm in Craftys Singles. A bit committing from the anchors of I Can Believe into the rest stance on Crafty Single (Undercling to right hand crimp).

Packs some punch for a 7m climb. Well chalked mini route left of the corner.

Good powerful extension. From anchors of original traverse right and out through roof to DRB anchor in scoop (knee bar to clip anchors safely!). Originally graded 22!

Classic of the crag. Starts 3m left of I Can Believe. Bounce up easy wall past 3 ringbolts to roof. Gather your thoughts and push along the horizontal roof to boulder problems finale and and anchor. Back-jump to clean. Extn is a closed project 2019. Pls respect

Tricky start to a great roof.

Crux off the ground .

Kinda over doing it, but the holds are there and climbs well. link "HP" into "AATJ"

Another crux to start then Finish on high up Double RBs at lip. Oh so good!

Climb Crime is Bolting then traverse right, through roof and finish in the Top Cave. Classic.

Another extension to Crime is Bolting through roof and mantle. Bouldery fun.

The punchy little access route to the top caves, and a good warm-up in itself. This was the first route climbed at Rockford. Up and slightly left through bulgy slopers to crux move getting to ledge. Double ringbolt belay on ledge.

Start as for "CIB", but move L at 1 bolt. Clipping two more on the way.

Start as for the DB for a couple of bolts, then move directly up to FH (that is no longer there opps??). Big move from here to RB and continue to top out

The furthest left route climbing the short nose with close spaced rings. It's short but it packs some very good punchy climbing. Mantle and backjump to clean.

TOP CAVE - The next routes are in the two orange caves directly above the previous couple of routes. You need to climb one of these routes to get to a spacious belay ledge and bolt belay.