Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Where should I go bouldering around Melbourne?	2-Jul-2009 At 2:38:59 PM	kev
Message
On 1/07/2009 dalai wrote: >Plus others such as Coopers, Black Hill, JC and Camels Hump... > IMHO, Camel's Hump is a decent compromise of: - sub-V4 problems - easy access (5min walk from the carpark) - proximity to Melbourne (about a 1hr drive) Fair selection of boulders. Bring cleaning gear to get moss/dirt off. Good for a day out in the forest with a few friends. Avoid if wet weather is blowing in from the north though...

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