General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
year long climbing trip around oz	26-Aug-2011 At 7:41:25 PM	ClimbingNT
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Hairy1 - are you still in Darwin? As for Top End climbing, I would put 2 - 3 days aside to go and tick some of our better climbs with rewarding views of the NT. Also, if you can T it up, you might be able to get into some places that you otherwise cannot without a local to point you in the right direction. According to 99% of the info you can get off the web, the only 'climbing' place is Butterfly, which is 99% untrue. Butterfly isnt touched as often as most of the other local crags because you need to organise things like permits and what not - and when you get out that way, its usually full of those weird abseiling folk who do everything backwards!

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