Nodes em Black Range Road Outcrop

While technically a state park, and some crags may be on a bushland reserve or private property, the area is still managed by Parks Victoria, and is included in the Greater Gariwerd Landscape Management Plan (GGLMP). So access notes for each crag have been updated accordingly by Crag Stewards Vic.

While technically a state park, and some crags may be on a bushland reserve or private property, the area is still managed by Parks Victoria, and is included in the Greater Gariwerd Landscape Management Plan (GGLMP). So access notes for each crag have been updated accordingly by Crag Stewards Vic.

While technically a state park, and some crags may be on a bushland reserve or private property, the area is still managed by Parks Victoria, and is included in the Greater Gariwerd Landscape Management Plan (GGLMP). So access notes for each crag have been updated accordingly by Crag Stewards Vic.

Pro is difficult to arrange. Face immediately left of Toffee Apple, finishing up right arête.

Blunt left arête of buttress left of A Relative Overdose.

While technically a state park, and some crags may be on a bushland reserve or private property, the area is still managed by Parks Victoria, and is included in the Greater Gariwerd Landscape Management Plan (GGLMP). So access notes for each crag have been updated accordingly by Crag Stewards Vic.

Major, left facing corner 9m right of Miriamski and just left of Back on Deck. Right round roof. Up.

While technically a state park, and some crags may be on a bushland reserve or private property, the area is still managed by Parks Victoria, and is included in the Greater Gariwerd Landscape Management Plan (GGLMP). So access notes for each crag have been updated accordingly by Crag Stewards Vic.

Start 3m right of Miriamski, under a large guano stain. Veer left up wall (#0 SLCD in pocket, medium hex or #2 Camalot passively in higher pocket) and then through left end of overhang, just left of a horn.

While technically a state park, and some crags may be on a bushland reserve or private property, the area is still managed by Parks Victoria, and is included in the Greater Gariwerd Landscape Management Plan (GGLMP). So access notes for each crag have been updated accordingly by Crag Stewards Vic.

Corner-seam 4m left of No One Home. Finish up crack and left arête.

While technically a state park, and some crags may be on a bushland reserve or private property, the area is still managed by Parks Victoria, and is included in the Greater Gariwerd Landscape Management Plan (GGLMP). So access notes for each crag have been updated accordingly by Crag Stewards Vic.

While technically a state park, and some crags may be on a bushland reserve or private property, the area is still managed by Parks Victoria, and is included in the Greater Gariwerd Landscape Management Plan (GGLMP). So access notes for each crag have been updated accordingly by Crag Stewards Vic.

Start as for Fledgling. Straight up to ledge at 1/3 height. Step up then veer right following the holds up the black hall. FTRA N Cullen, W Stevens

Quite technical and committing for a “three move wonder”, but otherwise forgettable. Start 4m left of 'Weight For Age Handicap', left of the tree. Steep crack and overhang then finish easily up 'Weight For Age Handicap'.

While technically a state park, and some crags may be on a bushland reserve or private property, the area is still managed by Parks Victoria, and is included in the Greater Gariwerd Landscape Management Plan (GGLMP). So access notes for each crag have been updated accordingly by Crag Stewards Vic.

While technically a state park, and some crags may be on a bushland reserve or private property, the area is still managed by Parks Victoria, and is included in the Greater Gariwerd Landscape Management Plan (GGLMP). So access notes for each crag have been updated accordingly by Crag Stewards Vic.

While technically a state park, and some crags may be on a bushland reserve or private property, the area is still managed by Parks Victoria, and is included in the Greater Gariwerd Landscape Management Plan (GGLMP). So access notes for each crag have been updated accordingly by Crag Stewards Vic.

Starts about 13m left of Sweepstake at a jam crack just right of a chimney. Up the crack, past some suss looking blocks. Straight on up.

While technically a state park, and some crags may be on a bushland reserve or private property, the area is still managed by Parks Victoria, and is included in the Greater Gariwerd Landscape Management Plan (GGLMP). So access notes for each crag have been updated accordingly by Crag Stewards Vic.