Type: Trad, 310 ft (94 m), 4 pitches
GPS: -31.33085, 148.99974
FA: Roger McDonald & Alex Hromas, 1961
Page Views: 38 total · 12/month
Shared By: J N on Feb 15, 2026
Admins: Dan Flynn

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A classic romp up a steep wall on decent rock, finishing with a slab. This is a great way to introduce yourself to the ridiculous ways of the Bungles.

Most parties link pitches 1+2 and 3+4.

  1. 15m  / 50ft Start left of the faint 'V' and head up to the obvious ledge.

  2. 35m / 115ft Stay near corner for 10m and then veer diagonally right to belay on Tourist Traverse (or stick to the corner cracks).

  3. 30m / 100ft Avoid small overhang on the left side. Great climbing with good protection. Belay on the block to limit rope drag.

  4. 15m / 50ft Cruisy slab.

Location Suggest change

See map to reach Belougery Spire. Scramble up the gully to the smaller Belougery Pinnacle. Head around the East (right-hand) side of it. Scramble up another gully onto a major ledge, and follow the base of the cliff for 60m (200ft) where you'll find another gully to climb/scramble. When it gets vertical, look for a faint 'V' on an obvious ledge to your left. See birds-eye view diagram.

Protection Suggest change

Trad with easy runouts. Decent rock if you're on route.

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