Introduction
A small but pleasant collection of wall and boulders, with some potential for new routes and some decent bouldering. The crag is sunny and sheltered and thus great in winter; it could be hot in summer though. The crag has two outcrops - the right hand one has the existing routes and has a double bolt belay hidden under an overhang at the top of the crag (well placed for top roping the routes). The left hand outcrop has a bit of bouldering and scrambling, but doesn't really offer much in the way of climbing. This crag is located within Ku-Ring-Gai Chase National Park.
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Access
From its junction with Mona Vale Rd in Terrey Hills, follow McCarrs Creek Rd (West Head Rd) north towards Coal and Candle Creek. After about 1.5kms the buttresses become obvious up to the right of the road. Park at a slight bend in the road, from which two vague tracks lead up for about 50m to each outcrop.
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