Girraween
Climbing Sections:
- Castle Rock (0)
- Eye of The Needle. (0)
- First Pyramid (0)
- Second Pyramid (0)
- Sharks Fin (0)
- Sphinx Rock (0)
- Turtle Rock (0)
About Girraween:
| Fantasic granite domes and tors with plentiful hard slab, arete and face routes. The setting is one of Queensland's more famous national parks, a sub alpine area of amazing beauty. This is one of Queensland's premier climbing locations, although most of the routes are quite spaced apart and require some considerable walk-ins. |
| Nearest town or city: | Stanthorpe (Brisbane) |
| Directions: | Girraween National Park is located 260km (~3 hours) SW of Brisbane driving via Stanthorpe. From Brisbane, turn left off the New England Highway 26km S of Stanthorpe (signposted) and follow the road for a further 9km until reaching the park headquarters. The offical campground is almost always busy, and its worth booking ahead if you want to climb over Christmas and Easter. |
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| Camping: | Pay |
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| Quantity of Climbs: | Year |
