Recently I was speaking with a friend of about certain climbing routes that we could undertake that were interesting and isolated but not too far out of the way... My Mate (dom) found a climb on the crag know as 'Lobster Cave' which is in Wagstaff, NSW opposite Ettalong beach next Killcare.
The climb itself is in a national park in the located in the dense scrub that looks out across ocean that lies between Wagstaff and Ettalong. I am not sure I would call it a cave as such but it is a Huge! open faced overhanging rock with around 29 different climbing routes all varying difficulties.
The reason why it’s such great place to though is because if you get to hot and want to take a break you have a beach right there and if it happens to be raining you’re sheltered from the elements and continue climbing until the rain dies or camp there for the night. It’s located about an hour north of the city so its accessible and easy to get out there for a day trip if you’re limited by time (which most of us are).
- Kris
The climb itself is in a national park in the located in the dense scrub that looks out across ocean that lies between Wagstaff and Ettalong. I am not sure I would call it a cave as such but it is a Huge! open faced overhanging rock with around 29 different climbing routes all varying difficulties.
The reason why it’s such great place to though is because if you get to hot and want to take a break you have a beach right there and if it happens to be raining you’re sheltered from the elements and continue climbing until the rain dies or camp there for the night. It’s located about an hour north of the city so its accessible and easy to get out there for a day trip if you’re limited by time (which most of us are).
- Kris
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