Boree Log – Bulahdelah Sunday Climbing

Bulahdelah isn’t like the Blue Mountains. The rock is different. It’s way hard and way different shapes to what you find. It’s not vertical walls with small holds, there are weird shapes everywhere.

So the Sunday of Boree Log, UNSWOC is headed to the land of the “down-undercling,” Bulahdelah.

We will be hanging out , mostly from knee bars, and trying out this volcanic rock stuff. Also, listen the the advice and bring a roll of tape, the holds can be sharp. except when they’re sloping!

There is heaps of climbing on offer, lots of it bolted low to mid grade sport routes!

All are welcome and its only a short detour on the way home. We will all park together and then split up by experience and head to different areas. If you haven’t climbed outdoors before don’t worry cause there will be a spot for you on the trip as well! We will have top ropes setup near the car park for you guys to try it.

For More Info, The Crag Reads:

http://www.thecrag.com/climbing/australia/bulahdelah

Bring loads of tape. The rock here is as hard as nails… and as sharp as them too. Loads of climbing to be had in all different styles. Almost every pinnacle, buttress and wall has been bolted and there are loads of quality climbs to test yourself on.

The rock can feel quite soapy and can be a bit difficult to read causing climbers to look like they are “washing windows” looking for holds.