Hi all, I was just wondering on your thoughts about this crag for both bolted and some trad climbing.
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set ... 688&type=1

We down here in George are limited in what we have to climb and are trying to develop new areas. We found this crag and it is only 80km from George on a farm in the Langkloof.
The farmer seems keen on the idea too.

Some really nice high, vertically dipping walls of quartzite, with cracks and slabs/etc.
There is a nice overhanging section at the start too.

Anyway, hope the photo's show some of it anyway. The album is open for all to see and feel free to question/etc.

We are planning on going back there next weekend to look at bolting a line too (if we can get permission of course).

Cheers,
Cuan

Looks great

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Looks cool. Keep us informed about the bolting permission from the farmer.

How long is the walk-in?

Looks very rad. How big is it height/width wise?

I'm down there in December, I'd love to help if there is someone around then?

Hey guys,

You turn off the main Langkloof road about 20/30 km after Uniondale on the George side onto a farm road and drive on that for about a minute.
Then you park and the walk in is about 5 to 10 minutes up a boulder strewn river bed.

Really simply access. Great potential for overnighting if we can get permission as well though

Will kee you posted about bolting. We want to head out there next weekend to bolt if we can get permission.
If anyone with more bolting experience can join us I would be happy to help with accomodation for the weekend.

As for size, the overhanging cave going into the wall must be about 20 m or so. However, on the sides of the poort the walls must go up to over 100m easily and access to them is also easy. Simply walk in from the river bed.

Cheers,
Cuan

Nice one, will keep in touch.

Good work dudes, inspiring to find new crags

Awesome Q Now get to work dude...you're a FB addict..hehehe..you can come help me with my work if you don't have enough :p YAY montagu soon!

Excellent, gives me reason to visit parents in George now

What happened to that bloke's lip? Loose rock?

Yeah, he was about head height off the ground and slipped placing gear. then he fell and whacked himself with his hand ... that split his lip
anyhoo, had to happen to one of us

sounds like a bit of a liability!