Blog and trip reports

12 intrepid Padawan's joined our Jedi Masters (Craig and Jess) to explore the Outer Rim area, high above Corin Road, ACT. After a 35 min walk to 1400m along a mixture of fire trails and single trail, we got a tour of the Dagobah bouldering area by one of the areas co-developers (Duncan Brown

Jan Ho and Penny Jones led a meet in the Blue Mountains for Sport Climbing 101 graduates.

Joined by eight course graduates and two activity leaders, they climbed at the Soft Parade at Mount York,

12 CCA members, lots of cracks, perfect Queensland weather, brilliant crag, so accessible, nice camping, just an hour from Brisbane, classic climbs everywhere, young guns to veterans,

A group of enthusiastic Canberran’s (and one from Goulburn) headed to Nowra for a couple of days of climbing on the weekend of 15-16 of August 2026. Initially 2 days of climbing was planned at Tianjara and

On a beautiful autumn Saturday in early May, 11 CCA members descended the rungs to the Indian Head section of Tianjara Falls Crag. This part of Tianjara has a lot to offer with its fun descent and fairy glen vibe. It it gives climbers options to climb long classics in the sun and shade.

First stop was the spectacular 30m high Impressionist

Over the Anzac Day long weekend, eleven members of the Canberra Climbers Association set out for four days of climbing in the stunning Wolgan Valley. With four members familiar with the area and seven visiting for the first time, the trip struck a great balance between experience and fresh enthusiasm. We based

On March 10 CCA members spent a day at Red Rocks climbing and cragcaring - starting the next stage of replacing the shiny brackets with dull brown powder coated brackets. This was in response to feedback from hikers about reflections from sunlight. A bit more than a third of the climbs received attention with