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The Breadloaf (bouldering) All Bouldering 7 routes in boulder

Grade context: AU
Photos: 3
Ascents: 20

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A house-sized bloc off Link Road.

Access issues inherited from Australian Capital Territory

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Approach

Drive from the Honeysuckle Campground up towards Orroral Ridge as per the directions for that area. Before you get to the top there is a locked gate on the left. Park here and walk around 2km to this boulder.

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To the right of noble rise

The first arete you come to

Stand start on good crimps, end up on a good high crimp with feet on the ledge. Another variant for an extra grade heads left from the start holds and ends in the same place.

On the side that faces down valley, left of the overhanging arete. Stand start on edges up to the mantel on the face.

FA: Andrew Bull, 2008

Sit start as for Bakers Dozen.

FA: Zac Vertrees

Start on crimp on the arete, some smooth compression moves up sees you matched the sharp arete hold a few meters off the ground. (probably done by someone else, feel free to change)

Start low matched on arete crimp, head up arete for a few moves make some big moves across right to a good crimp, followed by some tricky moves to end up with feet on this crimp. (may have already been done please let me know if it has)

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