Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Best trad crags in Sydney	22-Jul-2009 At 9:36:30 PM	pete_w
Message
I disagree with Lofty. Walk north from the carpark and down ten pin gully - its pretty well worn these days, the other way is way to over grown for my liking. It might take you an extra 5 minutes to get to the south end of the crag though. Cracken Up, looks pretty good for a mixed thrash... we will probably get on it this weekend. We also did Corrosion Castle recently which was absolutely outstanding and surprisingly solid rock (little bit soft at the top). I backed up nearly all the rusty carrots with gear, so someone with your mad trad skills could probably trad the whole thing. cya, Pete

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