General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Base Jumping in the Grampians	24-Jul-2003 At 1:56:09 PM	V
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On 24/07/2003 PB wrote: >I was wondering if anyone out there could help me find any cliffs in the >Grampians which could be base jumped. I'm looking for sheer to overhung >cliffs of 80m+. Haven't been there for a while, but I last time I went to Mt Rosea I remember it being quite high (at least 100m I think) and steep in places. You can either walk or climb up, there are some relatively easy routes. Not sure about the landing though, probably forested. Also, the area gets a fair bit of traffic, so don't go jumping on any unsuspecting walkers!!

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