📜 A 213-feet-tall dolerite sea stack in Fortescue Bay, Tasman National Park, Tasmania.
🔍 Famous for rock climbing, it has a diameter of just 13 feet and is continually battered by waves.
🌊 Iconic sea stack for experienced rock climbers
🏞️ Explore Tasman National Park's dramatic coastal scenery
🧗♂️ Ascend a historically significant and challenging route
🚶♀️ Enjoy a scenic 1.5-hour walk to Cap Huay Lookout
⚠️ Extremely dangerous and technically demanding climb
💨 Frequent high winds and slippery surfaces
🚧 Base is continually battered by waves, risk of collapse
🚫 Not suitable for beginners or casual visitors
🎒 Bring full climbing kit and be well-prepared.
🚶 Plan for a 1.5-hour walk from Fortescue Bay car park.
Car park available at Fortescue Bay.
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