for a selection of photos). Top rope bolts are common, although you'll also need slings for trees and maybe a cam or two where the bolts are less than convenient (or too rusted to use).
The faces continue south for about 250m, and vary between about 3m and 10m in height. The problems include overhanging jug hauls, steep thin crimp fests, skin-removing jam cracks, chimneys and (of course) pumpy traverses (see for a selection of photos). Top rope bolts are common, although you'll also need slings for trees and maybe a cam or two where the bolts are less than convenient (or too rusted to use).
The crag faces primarily west, but is surrounded by thick bush, so its probably suitable both in winter and summer.
The guide for the area is the newly published Sun, Surf and Sandstone online guide book. This crag is described here.
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