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• South African Climbing Wiki
  ...tand the guides. Have a look at our [http://www.climbing.co.za/sa-climbing-bouldering-grade-comparisons/ Grade Conversion] chart as well. If you need any help w ...tes. You can do seaside cliff climbing at Morgan Bay. There is world class bouldering at [[Rocklands]] in the Cederberg, remote multi-pitch trad climbing at Maga
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• Krakadow
  Multi Pitch Trad/Country Routes. The drive is +/- 4hours from Cape Town along the N7 highway plus alot of back country road drivin'. Long 3hr uphil ...e pitch routes The grades vary from about 17 to 26. There is also a bit of bouldering to be done.
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• New Joshua Tree
  [[Category:Cape Town Bouldering]]
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• Silvermine Boulder
  Drive from Cape Town up Ou Kaapse Weg and park on the left side of the road. The boulder is two [[Category:Cape Town Bouldering]]
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• Topside
  The biggest bouldering area in the Cape Peninsula . There are more than 25 sectors contained hundreds of problems ... of print. Stewart Noy will be detailing the whole of the Cape Peninsula's bouldering in a soon to be released guide...
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• Llandudno
  ... is being frequented by a new generation of climbers looking for new urban bouldering areas. If nothing else it's a sweet spot to chill with your buddies after a Sport climbing: Short rope and not many draws but BIG balls! Bouldering: A crashpad, loads of chalk and super skin!
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• Hogsback
  ..., grades mostly between 6a-6c+, some harder). Some Trad clmbing. Also some bouldering nearby. Dolerite rock. ... available, but a topo for the Stone Tear boulder can be found on Cutloose Bouldering (http://www.geocities.com/marijus3/topos.html).
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• Paarl
  | Province = Western Cape The rock seems to dry quicker than the sandstone crags around Cape Town, so Paarl Rocks may be a good destination if it has been raining recently.
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• Harrismith
  ...wiki/images/c/c6/Mt_Everest_Bouldering_Guide_%28May_2012%29.pdf Mt Everest Bouldering Guide (May 2012)] ...d quite a bit softer than the quartzites of Boven, the Magaliesberg or the Cape. It forms weird and wonderful shapes and is highly variable, from loose-ish
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• Sanddrif
  | Province = Western Cape From Cape Town, get onto the N1 towards Paarl, then take the N7 turnoff towards Malmesbury
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• Eastern Cape
  Eastern Cape climbing offers a variety of different rock types. There are many small cr = Eastern Cape Climbing Areas=
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• Rocklands
  | Climbing Type = Bouldering & Sport | Province = Western Cape
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• Cape Town
  = Cape Town Weather = If the wind is blowing SE which is common in summer, we have what Cape-Climbers refer to as the "Schlauk Factor" at some of the crags; the rock be
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• Wolfberg
  | Province = Western Cape From Cape Town, get onto the N1 towards Paarl, then take the N7 turnoff towards Malmesbury
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• Du Toits Kloof
  | Province = Western Cape Bouldering can be found on the Worcestor side of the tunnel at the end of the pass (ju
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