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Justin Power warms up on the classic V4 in the Hollow Mtn Cave. Note, no pad, as the ground is only cms from his back.
Submitted by: teiresias on 2005-12-19 Views: 783 | Votes: 4 | Comment: 1
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Justin Warms up on the classic V4, the roof being too low at the bottom of the cave to fit a pad underneath.
Submitted by: teiresias on 2005-12-19 Views: 926 | Votes: 8 | Comments: 3
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timmy once again proving when in doubt, find a kneebar
Submitted by: tel on 2005-11-03 Views: 1076 | Votes: 2 | Comment: 1
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Chris on the mega classic Wimmelfriedhoff, V5, at the famous Hollow Mountain Cave, Grampians Australia. Photo by Alister Robertson, Nikon Coolpix 5400
Submitted by: crux_clipper on 2005-09-12 Views: 1144 | Votes: 8 | Comments: 2
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Chris on the mega classic Wimmelfriedhoff, V5, at the famous Hollow Mountain Cave, Grampians Australia. Photo by Alister Robertson, Nikon Coolpix 5400
Submitted by: crux_clipper on 2005-09-12 Views: 1091 | Votes: 8 | Comments: 2
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...cavemen... the Grampians; picture by Thomas Bartl
Submitted by: bram on 2005-08-17 Views: 707 | Votes: 9 | Comments: 0
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Raveheart in the Grampians. picture by Thomas Bartl.
Submitted by: bram on 2005-08-17 Views: 722 | Votes: 7 | Comments: 0
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Emily Butler cranking through the pumpy Easy Does It (v4)problem at "The Hollow Mountain Cave" Grampians, Victoria, Australia. Photo by: Steve Black.
Submitted by: the_elk on 2005-02-10 Views: 865 | Votes: 5 | Comment: 1
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Ben Thorp doing laps on Dead Can't Dance's crux just before his clean ascent.
Submitted by: takeit4granite on 2003-10-26 Views: 846 | Votes: 5 | Comments: 0
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Ben Thorpe on easier ground, on the powerful "Dead Can't Dance"
Submitted by: takeit4granite on 2003-10-25 Views: 650 | Votes: 7 | Comment: 1
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Ben making the initial moves on Dead Can't Dance look easy!
Submitted by: takeit4granite on 2003-10-25 Views: 742 | Votes: 7 | Comments: 3
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T4G sampling the fantastic sandstone of the Hollow Mountain Cave classic warm-up.
Submitted by: takeit4granite on 2003-10-25 Views: 764 | Votes: 5 | Comment: 1
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Hollow Mountain Cave is the home to some of Australia's hardest boulder problems, made famous on the video Eos II. During the winter months, starved for some real rock action, a small group of us trecked out to have a go at some of what the place has to offer.
While we were there we came across a lone boulderer working one of the harder problems in the cave. Photo: Emily Butler 35mm print film.
Submitted by: the_elk on 2002-12-09 Views: 562 | Votes: 3 | Comments: 0
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Despite his many years of climbing and bouldering I was amazed to learn that Rich had never been to the Hollow Mountain Cave. Naturally, he was like a kid in a candy store. Here he is doing one of the problems on the edge of the cave which is actually quite high. Short people like myself must jump for the first holds. Awsome problem with some fun heal hooks. Photo: Emily Butler. 35mm print film.
Submitted by: the_elk on 2002-12-09 Views: 767 | Votes: 7 | Comment: 1
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Rich, in his excitement took very little time to jump straight into the bouldering in the Cave.
Eyes lit up, and crash mat in place, he made easy work of this v6. The friction on the rock was incredible, due to the cool temperature. Photo: Emily Butler. 35mm print film.
Submitted by: the_elk on 2002-12-09 Views: 821 | Votes: 7 | Comments: 2
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Matt Wrigley on his "Pretty Hate Machine". It's a V14 which consists of over 30 moves on a horizontal roof, and then tops out of Hollow Mountain Cave in the Grampians, Australia. And yes, it's harder than Klem Loskot's famous V14 "Cave Rave" which lives in the same cave. Photo: L Skidmore, Sony Digital.
Submitted by: manacubus on 2002-12-06 Views: 1643 | Votes: 11 | Comments: 5
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A young gun almost dislocates his shoulders whilst attempting Ogre Thumb V9, Hollow Mtn Cave, Stapylton, Grampians, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith Sony Digital
Submitted by: orangeoverhang on 2002-12-05 Views: 932 | Votes: 4 | Comments: 2
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The entrance to the famous Hollow Mountain Cave (home to at least two V14's). Walk up the tourist track from the Hollow Mtn carpark, when you hit the rock turn left and climb the tourist track up the rock gully and onto the rocky slab. When below the bright orange vertical wall walk right for a few hundred metres and duck into the depths of the cave.
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Heres a picture of luke on Bitch Slap V7, at loopey's, Hollow Mountain area of Mt Stapylton. Luke is about to try and pull the crux which involves a huge pull of a poor sloper.
Submitted by: phil_nev on 2002-10-13 Views: 868 | Votes: 3 | Comments: 10
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picture i made of me with the timer onmy camera. turned out pretty nice ey?
Submitted by: yajay on 2002-09-01 Views: 514 | Votes: 4 | Comments: 0
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An unknown Euro cranks one of the harder problems at the massive Hollow Mountain Cave, Grampians, Australia. Photo Neil Monteith Sony Digital
Submitted by: orangeoverhang on 2002-01-31 Views: 2742 | Votes: 10 | Comments: 4
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