Interesting bouldering area for problems up to 5c, from 6a to 6c, from 7a to 7c and starting from 8a (Fontainebleau grades).
Best time(s) :
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
Sept.
Oct.
Nov.
Dec.
Aspect(s) : All Altitude : 1000 m
Approach between 30 and 45 min easy up hill. Kids friendly ? area around the boulders reasonable for young kids.
Informations :
More than 300 problems, from 3a to 8c , spread over many areas Bolting : big run out climbing
Max Height : 9 m.
Rock :
quartzite, sandstone. Characteristic(s) : overhang , steep wall , vertical . Type(s) of holds : crimps, slopers.
Landing quality : uneven or steep ground (1 crash pad and 1 spotter needed).
Répartition des voies :
Legendary problem(s) :
Amandla 8b+ (F.A. Fred Nicole 2001)
Legacy 9a (route, this is the first 9a grade of Africa) (Bolt by Fred Nicole 2015; F.A. Giuliano Cameroni & Fred Nicole sept 2019)
All climbers visiting Rocklands must be in possession of the permit to climb on any land and must carry this permit with them at all times:
http://www.quicket.co.za/events/4582-rocklands-bouldering-permit/
2. Bury your faeces and carry out your toilet paper. If the ground is too hard to bury your faeces, please carry it out with you and dispose of it in the campsite bins. Poop bags are available for free at De Pakhys. (Animals such as baboons may eat human faeces and could contract diseases such as Tuberculosis and hepatitis, which could prove detrimental to the population)
3. Do not litter.
4. Stick to the allocated paths marked by cairns and as illustrated in the guidebook. Many sensitive plants in the area.
5. No graffiti on rock surfaces.
6. No pof is allowed in Rocklands because of the resin damages.
7. Never climb or touch rock art painted walls (Watch out! some are just 1 centimeter larg).