Dave Stayte is avoiding the crack (17) and trying the direct face and arete (23) of this superb granie boulder on the beach. Photo by Steve Skelton

Unknown problem to us. Not sure if there is a guide to the area or not. There looked to be a good days worth of exploring. This problem would be V-easy.

Another unknown problem at whisky beach.

After bouldering we walked to the top of Oberon to share the summit with a radio tower.

gretta on a boulder where the trail from the parking lot at squeaky beach, (wilson's prom) meets the sand.

gretta on whiskey beach somewhere to the left as you get onto the sand. time it with tides or your mat and gear will float off to antarctica. we had not a guide and found a couple boulders worth playing on.

to some a gem, to others a no thanks. gretta and i found this on whiskey beach at wilsons prom.

This is Esther bouldering on the beach at Tidal River. we found a few good problems that day.

Esther playing on one of the boulders at Tidal River.

Eating an apple on top of Whale Rock after a bit of a hike, and a 25 foot high ball to get to the top...schweeet sweat! Crappy apple, good view though ;)

Neil Monteith laybacks the scary V4ish arete of th emain boulder at Squeaky Beach, Wilsons Prom, Victoria, Australia.

Neil Monteith on a nice steep V3 problem at Oberon Bay, Wilsons Prom, Victoria, Australia.

One of the most popular and stunning national parks in Australia also has quite a bit of granite climbing. Oberon Bay, Wilsons Prom, Victoria, Australia.