Go back to Australia.


Five years after our first visit to Australia, we left the cold wetness of the Pacific Northwest winter and headed back in search of dry rock and sunny weather. The plan this time was to do a mid-sized road trip through the southeastern corner of the Australian mainland: fly into Brisbane and do a climb or two in the interesting looking Glass House Mountains of southeast Queensland; then head south to the Warrumbungles National Park in New South Wales with its large-ish spires and faces (some of the longer climbs of the continent) followed by a few days in the Blue Mountains; then round things out with a visit to Mount Buffalo National Park in Victoria and finally depart via Melbourne.
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The three popular crags in Victoria are well documented in multiple guidebooks each. For the first time visitor, the Sublime Climbs: A Guide to the Best Rock Climbing Venues in Victoria, Australia book is good enough I think. Glass House Mountains routes are described in South East Queensland Climbing, which has a new edition (2018). Warrumbungles has an old and tiny guidebook but best information can be found online (including a pdf guidebook).
The Roadtrip

Go to Glass House Mountains.
Go back to Australia.