General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Blueys Beta	9-Jul-2004 At 1:04:48 PM	Andrew_M
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Mt York fits the bill well. About 20 minutes drive from Blackheath, 5 minutes walk in and enough single pitch easy/moderate grade classics to keep you happy for a few days. Mostly trad but a few sports thrown in. It also faces North so it is good in autumn/winter when it can be a tad nippy, especially with a Southerly blowing. The Carter/Pircher (OSP=Onsight productions?) book is probably the one book to get if you're not after the lesser freqented areas (the Sydney rockies has some good extra stuff in it too). Andrew

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