Dead Tree

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Also known as: Dead Log.
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27 Jan 2024
"2 or 3 girth hitch anchors, weird - that might be how the fatality in Drainpipe/pipeline canyon happened. We re-tied the tape as water knots.

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Introduction

This canyon is described in limited detail in Canyons Near Sydney by Rick Jamieson. Help the Australian canyoning community by contributing track notes to ropewiki.com

Incorrectly named "Dead Log" canyon by Rick Jamieson in his guidebook. The real name is Dead Tree canyon.

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Trip reports and media

  • YouTube.com : Richard Pattison, Dead Tree Canyon movie

Background

Incorrectly named "Dead Log" canyon by Rick Jamieson in his guidebook. The real name is Dead Tree canyon.

David Noble says: named after a dead tree in the middle of an abseil in the canyon. First done the day after the initial trip down Crikey Canyon by Bob Sault and Ian Wilson (SUBW). (VS&M; No 2 - 1983) Bob Sault writes "My recollection was that Ian and I were the first to do Dead Tree Canyon (perhaps it was the day after a trip down Crikey -- it was certainly on a Sunday after a day out canyoning in that part of the world). When I returned a number of years later, it was amazingly easier. There were several dead trees (still covered with leaves)choking the canyon the first time. The tree abseil was particularly unpleasant to fight your way through. Later that day, Ian just caught the last train from Bell, whereas I just missed it." Ian Wilson adds "The info on Dead Tree is correct - Doug dropped us off at the end of Pot Hill (Waratah Ridge) Rd after we had done Surefire I think."

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