Grimper autour de Christchurch (South Island (Te Waipounamu))
Transmitter crag

Orientation(s) : E     Altitude au pied des voies : 400 m

Marche d'approche : entre 8 et 10 min en descente et montée facile.    Environnement du site : pied des voies accidenté pour les jeunes enfants.

Entre 50 et 100 voies, du 5a au 8c.   Equipement : sportif

Hauteur max : 23 m.

Rocher : roche volcanique.    Profil(s) : surplomb , dévers , vertical , dalle .    Type(s) de prises : réglettes, fissures.

Information(s) supplémentaire(s) : Access: Park in the gravel parking area on the right hand side about 600 metres west of the Sign of the Kiwi. Drop down onto the 'flying nun' cycle track (just below the parking area), walk up the track for about 20 metres (be aware of down hill mountain bikers !)
Turn right at the pink marker on a stick onto a trail going down hill through grass and bracken (marked with more red and pink tape - Do NOT continue up the Nun to the old trail). At the tree line follow the track that contours north/northwest along the hillside. Look out for pink tape markers. DO NOT follow the green blaze on the trees !
After 10-15 minutes walk along the trail you'll come to the first crag.
PLEASE NOTE ALL CLIMBERS: As of 4th April 2016, Transmitter Crag will be CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC while the development of the Christchurch Adventure Park is under way. Please respect the current owners( Select Evolution ) request that the general public stays out of the area known as Cashmere Forest where the crag is( between Dyers Pass Road / Worsley's Road and the Summit Road ). The development is expected to take approximately 6 months and the public will be notified via this page and the NZAC once re opened( as of 13/2/17, Transmitter Crag is still CLOSED to the public. Please DO NOT climb here until re opened - there have been several groups spotted climbing while closed and this is not only illegal but those few could be ruining it for everyone else by doing so. Select Evolution appreciates your understanding and patience while the area is closed

Lieu : New Zealand, South Island (Te Waipounamu), Canterbury, Christchurch, Governors Bay.