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Omega Wall
Description:
Route from left to right: 1.) Megalodon (5.11b/c) - mostly nice climbing on good holds with a defined crux protected by small RPs. FA Tom Wright 2.) Mastodon (5.12a) - another vicious right to left leaning crack - lots of small finger size gear for the crux. FA Paul Mcsorley 3.) Sabretooth (5.12a) - fun steep athletic climbing up the centre of the wall - good protection the whole way. FA Tom Wright 4.) Omnivorous (5.11d) - shares same start as Sabretooth but transitions right into the finger sized flake, hand crack and burly layback finish. FA Tony Richardson
Directions:
Best access is from the Brohm FSR - drive up to just past the Cat Lake boulders (Amazing Direct, White Lion etc) and take the left hand spur (some clearance and AWD needed, subaru's have been fine apparently) - follow this to it's obvious end. Walk down and south along the cut block to the rocky flat clearing approx 200m away - the cliff is now below you - a rough trail leads south and swing back around to the wall. Alternatively you could bushwhack up from the road easily, no trail currently. https://goo.gl/maps/oxtVEdtdT7G4wuv96
Recent Sends
Description:
Route from left to right: 1.) Megalodon (5.11b/c) - mostly nice climbing on good holds with a defined crux protected by small RPs. FA Tom Wright 2.) Mastodon (5.12a) - another vicious right to left leaning crack - lots of small finger size gear for the crux. FA Paul Mcsorley 3.) Sabretooth (5.12a) - fun steep athletic climbing up the centre of the wall - good protection the whole way. FA Tom Wright 4.) Omnivorous (5.11d) - shares same start as Sabretooth but transitions right into the finger sized flake, hand crack and burly layback finish. FA Tony Richardson
Directions:
Best access is from the Brohm FSR - drive up to just past the Cat Lake boulders (Amazing Direct, White Lion etc) and take the left hand spur (some clearance and AWD needed, subaru's have been fine apparently) - follow this to it's obvious end. Walk down and south along the cut block to the rocky flat clearing approx 200m away - the cliff is now below you - a rough trail leads south and swing back around to the wall. Alternatively you could bushwhack up from the road easily, no trail currently. https://goo.gl/maps/oxtVEdtdT7G4wuv96