General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Highest Crags in Australia	1-Aug-2003 At 1:42:16 PM	mrsnuffy
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Is this perhaps related to the previous thread on Base Jumping ? The Little River Gorge (aka Wulgulmerang gorge) Gippsland VIC. Approx 260m Cliff. The climb that fires up the main part of the cliff is called "The grand old Duke of York" grade 17 at 291m. However the last few pitches are mainly a traverse. The direct finish variant is approx 250m but (from memory) doesn't quite finish at the highest part of the cliff. BTW i wouldn't try base jumping off it coz the landing zone would be a scree slope covered in trees and blackberries!

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