Area description
A hard trad crag developed by Jacques Beaudoin located along Dingo Creek. The crag is named after the king line, Mother Earth; the striking finger crack that runs straight through centre of the huge roof system.
A hard trad crag developed by Jacques Beaudoin located along Dingo Creek. The crag is named after the king line, Mother Earth; the striking finger crack that runs straight through centre of the huge roof system.
The lower band of this cliff contains sensitive plants; you will need to stick clip the starting anchors and then ascend the rope to begin any climbs.
Access by driving via Waratah Ridge Road and then Two Trees Road. Park at top of the fire trail then walk steeply down hill to a clearing. Follow faint trail on your left down to the creek and then go upstream to find the crag.
The arching roof crack on the left side of the cave. Stick clip the anchors and jumar up to protect the vegetation.
The huge overhanging finger crack; one of the hardest naturally protected lines in Australia. To protect the vegetation, stick clip the lower anchor bolt and jumar up to start.