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<header id="1" name="Sisters Beach" walk="10-20 minutes" sun="" rock="Quartzite" acknowledgement="By Ben Thorp" intro="Long overlooked for rope lovers, there is actually quite a lot of bouldering in the vicinity of the climbing area at Sisters Beach. The rock is super hard quartzite, the lines are steep and the landings pretty good. So far there are about 30 problems but there is potential for many more. " history="Some of these problems were climbed back on 2012 but I've been pretty slack writing them up! The rest were added recently with Moses Bassett. Hopefully some more locals will develop the rest of the area." access="The Sea Side and Tidal boulders are accessed directly from the access track to Fly Butress.<br/><br/>The Corruption Wall boulders are accessed by continuing through the Keyhole. Climbing and walking around Dog Wall should be avoided until an Aboriginal heritage assessment has been completed.<br/><br/>To get to the Cove, head around the coast from the Sea Side boulders then follow the coast around." camping="" autonumber="true"/>
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<text id="62" class="heading2">Tidal Boulder</text>
<text id="63" class="text">This boulder is the first along the track and is located below the track about 50m before the keyhole. <br/>Scramble straight down from the track anyway you can. As the name suggests this boulder is partially submerged at high tide. However at low tide it provides quite a few good quality problems, with a harder project or two still to be done on the NW side.</text>
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<climb>65</climb>
<climb>66</climb>
<climb>68</climb>
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<text id="67" class="text">These problems are on the south side facing the track.</text>
<problem id="65" stars="" extra="" number="1." name="High Tide" length="" grade="V3" fa="Moses Bassett">Start on the crimps above the small boulder that Tidal sits on. Move straight up through the jugs finishing left at the highest point of the boulder.</problem>
<problem id="66" stars="*" extra="(Hang)" number="2." name="Ripped Tide " length="" grade="V1" fa="Moses Bassett">Start hanging on the jugs and follow them right and then top out above.</problem>
<problem id="68" stars="*" extra="" number="3." name="Low Tide " length="" grade="V4" fa="Moses Bassett">Start on the small holds on the lowest point of the boulder and follow the best line out.</problem>
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<climb>70</climb>
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<text id="71" class="text">This problem is round to the right, on the NE side of the boulder</text>
<problem id="70" stars="*" extra="" number="4." name="Deep Tide" length="" grade="V3" fa="Moses Bassett">Start on two crimps and small feet, big move to a poor side pull/gaston and then easy finish.</problem>
<text id="33" class="heading2">Sea Side Boulders</text>
<text id="34" class="text">Follow the track to a small scree slope, head down to the rocks from here. These boulders are located along the coast just below Fly Buttress and about 20m from the keyhole.</text>
<text id="86" class="text">The first boulder in the area is at the top of the cove.</text>
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<climb>88</climb>
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<problem id="88" stars="" extra="" number="5." name="" length="" grade="V1" fa=""/>
<text id="35" class="heading3">Easy Converts Boulder</text>
<text id="82" class="text">On a tier above the low tide area.</text>
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<climb>7</climb>
<climb>8</climb>
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<problem id="7" stars="" extra="(Hang)" number="6." name="Ease down the road" length="" grade="V1" fa="B. Thorp">Start on the big break and up.</problem>
<problem id="8" stars="*" extra="(SDS)" number="7." name="Easy Converts" length="" grade="V2" fa="B. Thorp">Start at the left end of the break and traverse along then finish up Ease Down the Road.</problem>
<text id="83" class="heading3">Low Tide Boulders</text>
<text id="84" class="text">The low tide boulders are underwater at low tide. Most are small boulders, some with immaculate rock generally fun.</text>
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<climb>105</climb>
<climb>106</climb>
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<problem id="105" stars="" extra="" number="8." name="Left Dinky" length="" grade="V0" fa="">Left arete.</problem>
<problem id="106" stars="*" extra="(SDS)" number="9." name="Right Dinky" length="" grade="V3" fa="">Right arete with some foot work around the inconvenient boulder.</problem>
<text id="93" class="heading3">Life Aquatic Boulder</text>
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<climb>107</climb>
<climb>108</climb>
<climb>109</climb>
<climb>110</climb>
<climb>111</climb>
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<problem id="107" stars="*" extra="(SDS)" number="10." name="The Life Aquatic" length="" grade="V4" fa="">Start on the rail under the overhang, feet on anything above the horizontal ledge.</problem>
<problem id="108" stars="" extra="(SDS)" number="11." name="" length="" grade="V0" fa=""/>
<problem id="109" stars="" extra="(SDS)" number="12." name="" length="" grade="V0" fa=""/>
<problem id="110" stars="" extra="(SDS)" number="13." name="Water logged" length="" grade="V2" fa=""/>
<problem id="111" stars="" extra="(SDS)" number="14." name="" length="" grade="VE" fa=""/>
<text id="91" class="heading3">Above the waterline</text>
<text id="92" class="text">The following boulders can be accessed when the tide is up by walking along one of the tiers.</text>
<text id="101" class="heading3">Gully Boulder</text>
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<climb>102</climb>
<climb>103</climb>
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<problem id="102" stars="" extra="(SDS)" number="15." name="" length="" grade="V0" fa="">Use the left arete.</problem>
<problem id="103" stars="" extra="" number="16." name="" length="" grade="V3" fa="">Up the right arete.</problem>
<text id="98" class="heading3">Small Roof Boulder</text>
<text id="99" class="text">Immaculate rock and hard problems.</text>
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<climb>104</climb>
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<problem id="104" stars="*" extra="(SDS)" number="17." name="" length="" grade="V5" fa="">Immaculate rock.<br/>Start with the lip and the odd jug under the roof at the RH end.</problem>
<problem id="118" stars="***" extra="(SDS)" number="18." name="The Prospect" length="" grade="V6" fa="Mo Bassett 09.12.2021">Start as for the V5 and traverse the the full lip of the roof.</problem>
<text id="112" class="heading3">Warm up Wall</text>
<text id="113" class="text">Easy slab.</text>
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<climb>115</climb>
<climb>116</climb>
<climb>117</climb>
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<problem id="115" stars="*" extra="" number="19." name="" length="" grade="VE" fa=""/>
<problem id="116" stars="*" extra="" number="20." name="" length="" grade="VE" fa=""/>
<problem id="117" stars="*" extra="" number="21." name="" length="" grade="VE" fa=""/>
<text id="37" class="heading3">Orange Lichen Boulder</text>
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<legend>
<climb>15</climb>
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<problem id="15" stars="*" extra="(Hang)" number="22." name="Venturi Effect" length="" grade="V5" fa="B. Thorp">Start under the small roof hanging off a jug, around onto the sea-side face and up. Don't get sucked back under.</problem>
<image id="16" src="Lichen Lurch.jpg" height="375" width="500">
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<path id="6033" points="244.0,225.0," d="M244.0,225.0" linkedTo="17"/>
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<legend>
<climb>17</climb>
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<problem id="17" stars="" extra="(SDS)" number="23." name="Lichen Lurch" length="" grade="V3" fa="B. Thorp">Lurch up the orange lichen - which is surprisingly climbable without needing to be cleaned.</problem>
<text id="79" class="heading3">Picturesque Face</text>
<text id="78" class="text">This face can be found by heading further along past Lichen Lurch. As well as the great face problem written up there is lots of fun easier faces in a stunning location.</text>
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<climb>80</climb>
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<problem id="80" stars="***" extra="(Highball, SDS)" number="24." name="Tassie's most picturesque boulder problem. " length="" grade="V6" fa="Moses Bassett 30.05.2021">Start sitting under the face with right hand on an under cling and left on a crimp in the start of the crack. Straight up through some hard crimps for an easy but high top out. The stand start is also nice and goes about V4</problem>
<text id="38" class="heading2">Corruption Wall Boulders</text>
<text id="39" class="text">Long overlooked at the "centre of Tasmania sportclimbing", this collection of problems is actually pretty high quality. There is also an assortment of traverses and link-ups at the base of the Dog Wall.</text>
<text id="41" class="heading3">Keyhole Boulder</text>
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<path id="88854" points="169.0,196.0," d="M169.0,196.0" linkedTo="19"/>
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<climb>19</climb>
<climb>20</climb>
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<problem id="19" stars="*" extra="(SDS)" number="25." name="Stylistic Confusion" length="" grade="V3" fa="B. Thorp">Great problem heading up the crack from a sit-down start. Finish matched on the spike or head for the top (high). Seems to have been done as a route as someone has left some bolts....could also be done as trad. 3 different styles potentially for this one.</problem>
<problem id="20" stars="***" extra="(SDS)" number="26." name="Walk On By" length="" grade="V5" fa="B. Thorp">Another great problem. Start at the same point but take the arete this time avoiding the crack. Finish matched on the spike or continue to the top (high).</problem>
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<legend>
<climb>3</climb>
<climb>4</climb>
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<problem id="3" stars="*" extra="(SDS)" number="27." name="New Kid On The Bloc" length="" grade="V2" fa="B. Thorp">Start matched on the big jug, a couple of steep moves then top-out up the slab</problem>
<problem id="4" stars="**" extra="(SDS)" number="28." name="Ropes Are For Dopes" length="" grade="V5" fa="B.Thorp">Start matched on the jug, take a low line across the bulge up to a cool pinch and then slap to the break. Traverse the break and finished matched on the good jugs.</problem>
<text id="40" class="heading3">Finlandia Boulder</text>
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<climb>22</climb>
<climb>23</climb>
<climb>24</climb>
<climb>25</climb>
<climb>26</climb>
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<problem id="22" stars="*" extra="(Highball, Stand)" number="29." name="Nalle" length="" grade="V4" fa="B. Thorp">Up the pockets to a dangerous top-out</problem>
<problem id="23" stars="**" extra="(Highball, Stand)" number="30." name="Hukk" length="" grade="V3" fa="B. Thorp">Straight up the face</problem>
<problem id="24" stars="" extra="(Stand)" number="31." name="Ata" length="" grade="V1" fa="B. Thorp">Up the arete</problem>
<problem id="25" stars="" extra="(Stand)" number="32." name="Ival" length="" grade="V0" fa="B. Thorp">Up the easy face.</problem>
<problem id="26" stars="**" extra="(Stand)" number="33." name="Finlandia Traverse" length="" grade="V2" fa="B. Thorp">Traverse around the boulder keeping a line about mid height.</problem>
<text id="42" class="heading2">The Cove</text>
<text id="43" class="text">East of Corruption Wall is a little cove with a great collection of boulders. A bit further to walk than the other areas but a lot of potential here.</text>
<text id="44" class="heading3">Latino Lovers Boulder</text>
<image id="27" src="Latino lovers boulder.jpg" height="375" width="500" legend="true" legendx="4" legendy="6">
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<path id="5746" points="153.0,252.0," d="M153.0,252.0" linkedTo="28"/>
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<climb>28</climb>
<climb>29</climb>
<climb>30</climb>
<climb>31</climb>
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<problem id="28" stars="**" extra="(Hang)" number="34." name="Oi" length="" grade="V3" fa="B. Thorp">Start on the lowest edges and up.</problem>
<problem id="29" stars="**" extra="(Hang)" number="35." name="Ola" length="" grade="V3" fa="B. Thorp">Start low, out right to an obvious straight edge. Make a big move to the big pocket then traverse left to the next big pocket and up. A bit roundabout but makes sense.</problem>
<problem id="30" stars="" extra="(Hang)" number="36." name="Oila" length="" grade="V2" fa="B. Thorp">Up the face just left of the arete.</problem>
<problem id="31" stars="**" extra="(Hang)" number="37." name="Latino Lovers" length="" grade="V2" fa="B. Thorp">Up the arete utilising pockets in the big flake on the left face. Watch out for the loose top-out.</problem>
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<legend>
<climb>45</climb>
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<problem id="45" stars="***" extra="(SDS)" number="38." name="A German, a Frenchman and an Aussie" length="" grade="V6" fa="B. Thorp">A really fantastic problem! Steep, sustained and powerful. Start at the lowest holds and follow the groove to the top.</problem>
<text id="48" class="heading1">The Egg of Mantumbi</text>
<text id="49" class="text">This boulder is high and very featured with great landings and an easy decent off the back. It is on it own just off the beach as you first come into the cove, you can't miss it. Recent development by Moses Bassett and Ben Young.</text>
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<path id="64687" points="705.0,243.0," linkedTo="52" d="M705.0,243.0"/>
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<climb>51</climb>
<climb>52</climb>
<climb>53</climb>
<climb>54</climb>
<climb>58</climb>
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<problem id="51" stars="" extra="(Highball, Stand)" number="39." name="Vince Noir" length="" grade="VE" fa="">The right side of the boulder is all very easy, good as a warm up or access to the top.</problem>
<problem id="52" stars="" extra="(Highball, Stand)" number="40." name="Killeroo" length="" grade="V0" fa="">The easy but chossy right hand arete.</problem>
<problem id="53" stars="" extra="(Highball, SDS)" number="41." name="Soft Serve" length="" grade="V1" fa="">Just left of the arete following the purple/cream rock to the non overhanging top out.</problem>
<problem id="54" stars="" extra="(Highball, SDS)" number="42." name="The Legend of Old Greg" length="" grade="V2" fa="">Start low under the boulder and follow the orange rock to the overhanging top out.</problem>
<problem id="74" stars="**" extra="(Highball, SDS)" number="43." name="Scrambled" length="" grade="V3" fa="C Arvier Nov 2017">Sit start on good holds just R of broken corner (R of Pocket Cup). Low traverse across the seawards face of the Egg, finishing as for Soft Serve</problem>
<problem id="58" stars="" extra="(Highball, SDS)" number="44." name="Pocket Cup" length="" grade="V2" fa="">The good left arete, find the left hand side pull after the big pocket.</problem>
<problem id="61" stars="" extra="(Stand)" number="45." name="The Spirit of Jazz" length="" grade="V1" fa="">On backside past the left arete is good line on plenty of small holds.</problem>
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