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moai, 5.9, fortescue bay
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the moai, 11- fortescue bay
This is the guidebook to get. Outlining all the major Tasmanian areas and highlighting tons of three-star climbs as well as more in depth coverage of the more stacked cliffs, it will provide you all the info you need for a successful trip. It even includes suggested itineraries for a logical way to spend two weeks, or a month, or more. This guide, along with The Sarvo (Tassie's version of the Mountain Project app) is completely adequate for local or visiting climbers alike. Get it!
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Bennett Barthelemy
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the moai, 11- fortescue bay
moai, 5.9, fortescue bay
This is the guidebook to get. Outlining all the major Tasmanian areas and highlighting tons of three-star climbs as well as more in depth coverage of the more stacked cliffs, it will provide you all the info you need for a successful trip. It even includes suggested itineraries for a logical way to spend two weeks, or a month, or more. This guide, along with The Sarvo (Tassie's version of the Mountain Project app) is completely adequate for local or visiting climbers alike. Get it!
moai, 5.9
The Candlestick (w. the Totem Pole peeking in). If climbing the Tote is not in the cards, consider The Candlestick. A very satisfying, mouthful of a day, with swimming, decent climbing, and an exciting (long!) tyrolean to get you back to the beer.
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Some key Tasmanian climbing centers.
Tasmania (in red)
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