After camping two nights at Bald Rock, we finally climbed the rock itself. I was constantly amazed by how big and high it is, yet you never get a glimpse of it from any of the surrounding roads, or even the campground below. We walked up the long way and down the short - which took us directly over the edge of the rock face in the picture below.
The rock itself is striped in shades of grey and reddish-brown and the bulk of it is not fully appreciated until you are almost at the top, when you emerge from the scrub and are suddenly greeted by an expanse of stone. It goes without saying that the views were incredible.
The rock itself is striped in shades of grey and reddish-brown and the bulk of it is not fully appreciated until you are almost at the top, when you emerge from the scrub and are suddenly greeted by an expanse of stone. It goes without saying that the views were incredible.
After we made our way back down, we packed up camp and pointed the BT towards Bogangar.
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