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Elevation: 770 ft 235 m
GPS: -34.1024, 18.4627
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Shared By: Michael Dom on Jun 10, 2021
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This crag has a series of panels that separate it into sectors and terraces. For many of the routes you will need to climb a lower pitch to access the longer second pitches. The bolts here are old very close to the ocean. Hopefully they will be replaced soon, but in the mean time it would probably be best to bring some quicklinks or leaver biners to back up the anchors pre existing hardware. That being said, expect cracks, roofs, and face climbing as this sandstone is quite varied.

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This crag likely needs a new trail as it seems to have been abandoned some years ago. The best way to get across is to hike up to the Hole and then bash your way through a thick outcrop of trees to reach the base of the routes.

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The arete in the bottom left is foreign policy, the brown face on the right is part of the Muizenberg Crag
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