The prominent orange and grey wall to the left of The Den. The upper portions of this wall offer outstanding climbing in a serene position. The mid-lower portion of the wall is guarded by a 2m roof. The upper part of the crag promises a number of steep routes on high quality rock.
As for The Den, but don't go up fixed lines. Follow easy cut track through the bush to the base of Stash, just left of the gully which separates The Den from The Perch.
Routes
| Reference | Title | Grade | Length | Pro | Quality | Alert | Operations |
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| S | SStash, 24 | 24 | 100m | 6 |
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A quality, bolted multi-pitch climb of varying styles, from moderate slabs, to roof, to an airy traverse and arete climbing. The pitches are fairly short as the route traverses across the features of the face. A single 60m rope and 11 quick draws is all that's needed. However it may be useful to bring an ascender or prussic to ascend the fixed line at the loop of the roof if the lip of the roof is wet (or too hard). Make sure the line is hanging where you want it prior to the second leaving the first pitch.
Starts at right end of cliff, left of the gully which seperate The Den from The Perch. Climb past 2 bolts on vegetated ledge, then move right to large fin feature, then back left to a ledge, and continue left to rings. This pitch provides access to a broad slab and there is potential for new lines out of this slab and through the roof.
Up clean face past 3 or 4 bolts to base of roof. Two bolts through roof, then difficult pull and mantle over lip of roof. Fixed rope is left in place to assist if the lip of the roof is wet or the move too difficult. The roof crack can also be free aided at about A0 for a move or two. Be careful of rope snag in the constriction at the lip of the roof. Eventually we'll place (or anyone is welcome to) a bolt above and far out left of the roof to avoid this rope trap. It may be worth bringing one #3 cam to mitigate the rope drag after the roof. Rings on nice belay ledge.
Step across the ledge a few meters right of belay, then up through good face climbing before a nice move back left to good belay ledge and rings.
The money pitch. Up past three bolts, then airy traverse right on orange rock under the roof passing 3 more bolts. Difficult move to anchor. Rings are placed low for the abseil and there are 2 bolt anchor above the rings for a more comfortable belay.
Hard, high move off the belay. Then right to ledge. From ledge climb through fractured rock and find bolt to the left above the fractured section. Rings at the top. |
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