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Harmarney features bullet hard rhyolite with a wall for shade or sun.
Description
Climbing at Hamarney is mostly steep to vertical sport climbing and a standard sport rack of gear should suffice. Unique to the crag are the Sneaky Hamarney Awesome Sinker Bucket Jugs or SHASBJ's for short (if you can pronounce that can you please let me know). Despite those SHABJ's, at times you may find yourself squealing on some rather thin and crimpy holds. Climbs range from 19-25m on high quality dense Rhyolite. Astute awareness of your climbing ability is required when deciding whether or not to stick-clip the first bolt i.e. stick-clip the steep stuff you or BYO spotting crew ya clown!
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Private
This crag is on private property. Access to Harmarney has changed since its discovery and initial development. Permission from surrounding land owners must be granted to access the crag.
Ethic
Sport crags have their impacts, just as humans on this planet do. Our footprints are heavy and the toll on the cliff and the surrounds is evident.
We have kept our impact as minimal as possible by adhering to the following:
Bury your business in a hole (and your clean up tools), under a rock cairn, at least 200m away from the cliff, off the track and not near the creek bed.
Do not pull off rock that does not need it (only removed in the interest of safety), and try to be considerate to the surrounds were the rock is dropped.
Take all rubbish out with you.
Stay on the tracks to reduce trampling.
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Selected Guidebooks more Hide
Author(s): Jimmy Blackhall & David Jefferson
Date: 2021
ISBN: 9377779499658
Hidden within the ordinary people of Queensland there exists a tight-knit community of scabby knuckles, grazed knees, massive forearms and iron-clad wills. This guidebooks seeks to shed light on this community and blocks of choice with all the information, skills and knowledge to open the door for you to explore all the bouldering that Queensland has to offer.
Author(s): Simon Carter
Date: 2018
ISBN: 9780958079068
A few years ago there was basically Frog Buttress and Coolum. Since then there has been more development than Barangaroo and South East Queensland should be on any climbers radar no matter what your style. Except ice climbing, definitely no ice climbing. But over 1250 routes with hard sport, multipitches and quality trad to make a great trip.
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