Tasmania · natural crag
Freuhauf
Fruehauf is an outdoor sandstone climbing and training area in suburban Hobart.
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Tasmania, Australia
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Access, closures, permits & safety
From the Tara Street parking area, the local guide describes passing the gate and walking about 50 metres before taking a path left up the bank to the cliff. Respect any current signs or gate restrictions.
The specialist directory identifies the parking lot on Tara Street over the bridge, with about a two-minute walk to the crag. The local guide approaches via Cascade Road, Degraves Street and Apsley Street before Tara Street; keep the gate clear.
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The sandstone is soft and brittle when damp. The specialist access note asks climbers to avoid climbing for a few days after rain so holds are not damaged. Reassess conditions on arrival rather than treating suburban access as an all-weather guarantee.
Closures and permit rules can change without notice. Recheck the official land manager before departure.
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Visit information and facilities
Available facilities
- ✓ Parking
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- Address
- Tasmania, Australia
- Climbing styles
- bouldering
About this crag
The local guide describes vertical, crimpy climbing; its easy access does not mean the rock can withstand climbing while wet.
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