- Hard sandstone climbs well when dry — after heavy rain, give it time before pulling on flakes
GRAMPIANS · HARD SANDSTONE
Grampians — Bundaleer weather & climbing conditions
Good — dry and climbable
Only Bundaleer itself is a designated climbing area (in a Remote and Natural Area). Neighbouring cliffs such as Bundlethere and the Bundaleer Lower Cliff are not designated, so climbing there is not permitted. Parks Victoria: rock climbing in Gariwerd
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- Wet sandstone here is brittle — holds and flakes can snap, so let it dry fully
- Hard sandstone climbs well when dry — after heavy rain, give it time before pulling on flakes
- Hard sandstone climbs well when dry — after heavy rain, give it time before pulling on flakes
- Hard sandstone climbs well when dry — after heavy rain, give it time before pulling on flakes
- Hard sandstone climbs well when dry — after heavy rain, give it time before pulling on flakes
- Hard sandstone climbs well when dry — after heavy rain, give it time before pulling on flakes
- Hard sandstone climbs well when dry — after heavy rain, give it time before pulling on flakes
About Grampians — Bundaleer
Bundaleer is a steep, intimidating trad crag of dark overhangs in the central Grampians (Gariwerd), reached from Halls Gap via Mt Victory Road, Glenelg River Road and Stony Creek Road to the locked gate on Rosea Track, then a short walk. Park well off the road, as Rosea Track is used for fire access. The cliff faces east, so it bakes in the morning sun and is in shade in the afternoon, which makes it a popular summer crag. The steep rock dries quickly, but Grampians sandstone is brittle when wet: wait until it's fully dry.
- Region
- Grampians
- Rock type
- Hard sandstone
- Aspect
- east-facing
- Altitude
- 720m
- Exposure
- medium
- Seepage
- low