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Description

Fun, short, easy problems with soft sand for falls. No mats needed. Room for more (mostly harder) problems to be added. Not familiar with bouldering grades, so adjust as necessary.

Access issues inherited from Grey Rocks

None known of.

Approach

Park in the carpark at the end of Grey Rocks Rd. Walk along path and down timber stairs to southern side of rocks. When you reach the sand you'll see the boulders just over 100m down the beach.

Ethic inherited from Grey Rocks

Leave no trace (no bolting, carry out rubbish, don't brush off the lichen, wash off chalk marks, etc).

Routes

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This is the high-ball, slabby face set back from the Anzac Boulder. It is protected from the nor-east winds and most problems have sand landings. The top-outs are generally good but take care at the vegetated right end. Try to limit damage to vegetation at the top. Descend left down Cream Corner.

The internal corner at the left end of the left boulder.

The best descent route for the Main Wall.

FFA: Ria, 2 Oct 2021

The crack in the middle of the south facing wall. Dubious top-out chockstones. Take care.

FFA: Dave, 2 Oct 2021

Up the arete.

FFA: Dave, 2 Oct 2021

Left most crack on main face.

FFA: Dave, 2 Oct 2021

Up slab between two cracks on main face.

FFA: Ria, 2 Oct 2021

Crack in the middle of the main face.

FFA: Ria, 2 Oct 2021

Up the stepped slab right of the central crack.

FFA: Dave, 2 Oct 2021

Slightly vegetated left leaning crack right of Licking The Beater.

FA: Adrian Ridgley, 6 Jan

Off-width corner at right-hand end of main face.

FFA: Ria, 2 Oct 2021

This is the prominant, double tiered boulder. Descend right down the gully between Anzac Boulder and Devonshire Face.

Traverse right starting next to bush, just left of Vitamin Puffs. Follow head height horizontal crack / ledge with hands. Bridge gap (descenmt route) to Devonshire Face. Continue right until reaching bush, then top out.

FFA: Dave, 2 Oct 2021

Use face and left side of crack on south facing wall.

FFA: Ria, 2 Oct 2021

Use face and right side of crack on south facing wall.

FFA: Ria, 2 Oct 2021

Sit start just right of arete proper, under-cling in mini cave then up arete.

FFA: Dave, 2 Oct 2021

This is the short, steep face to the right of the Anzac Boulder. Descend left.

The left arete of Devonshire Face, left of the deep crack (Elderberry Jam). This is to the right of the obvious descent gully.

FA: Adrian Ridgley, 27 Mar

There are three cracks in the Devonshire Face, right of Dry Scone. This is the widest crack to the left.

You may need to tape up for this one. Pretend you're in The Valley and use vertical hand jams only (the rest is off limits) to gain the mighty summit.

A harder variant (project) for the massochists would be to throw a fist into the bum start.

FA: Adrian Ridgley, 30 Jan

Good value. The double, crossed cracks right of Elderberry Jam. Sit start. No dynos.

FA: Adrian Ridgley, 27 Mar

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