Pages pinnacle offers some of the best hikes in southeast Queensland and is also the premier climbing crags in the area. On 15th June, our BRC members embarked on an exciting adventure to these beautiful crags, combing both hiking and climbing in to unforgettable trip!

Last Saturday our merry party of 12 met up to climb some rock at Candy Mountain. Unperturbed by the forecast rain and threatening cloudy skies we had an awesome day at the crag, sending one route after another and sharing in the deep satisfaction of climbing progress amongst the crew, from new and old members alike.

Our latest escapade on March 2nd took us to the iconic crags of Owl Pillar and Flat Battery Wall, where we laughed, cheered, and maybe even shed a tear or two (but we'll blame that on the chalk dust, shall we?). Our day on the rocks was a whirlwind of excitement as we tackled a variety of climbs, each presenting its own unique set of challenges and thrills.

The BRC kicked off its 2024 season with a day trip to Octopuses Garden at Ninderry. Our team of nine climbers, including Annalisa, Scott, Hannah, John, Seb, Carlos, Amin, Liam, and Anna - and Anna's faithful crag furry buddy, Harley, embarked on a day trip filled with challenges, triumphs, and a few unexpected surprises.

2017 culminated for the Brisbane Rock Climbing Club with an 8 day trip to the Blue Mountains (‘the Blueys’), in NSW. With over 3000 climbs across 50+ crags, the greatest problem with climbing at the Blueys is having enough time to climb everything that you want to try!

On Sunday, 13 August 2017, the BRC visited Mt Cooroora, Pomona. One of BRC’s own Club members has been devoting his time and energy to bolting climbs at this crag, and it was a treat for BRC to be able to enjoy his climbs with guidance from the route setter himself.

Redcliffs was the host of a BRC day trip on Sunday, 16 July 2017. Redcliffs is a “sandstone cliff hidden in the bush at the foothills of Toowoomba.”

11 climbers from BRC attended the weekend and enjoyed many of the classic and challenging crack climbing that Frog has to offer. Once of our members even had her first crack climbing experience.

On the weekend of 27 and 28 May 2017, the Brisbane Rock Climbing Club ascended upon Urbenville for a weekend of climbing, camping and camaraderie!

We welcomed a number of new members to their first club trip and they were so impressed, many have headed up to Ngungun in the following weeks. Well done to those new to trad climbing who seconded up a number of 50m beard stroking, old school classics.

Well the club had an awesome trip to Arapiles ...again, this year. This trip saw 7 newcomers to the magical place of climbing called Arapiles and all of them want another trip next year. Lots of 3 star climbs were climbed along with many many metres of enjoyable climbing.