The fun began here. Entering this passage was the start of a 200m adventure into the mountain.
This is a dark narrow passage of about 6m long.
The other side of the passage brings you to a sandy spot where the party can re-group before the next adventure. Make sure you bring your Fisheye lense- if you have one! (We forgot ours at home, so its another reason for us to just have to come back here again) - jeay!
venture around as much as possible and enjoy the moment for what it has to offer. stop somewhere here and have lunch, and give yourself time to really look around.
to get to the next level, keep to the right of the crack...
crawl under this large rock to the next section of the passage...
The arches and rock formations are like some of my friends would say: "to die for darlin'!"
The chief happy snapper taking a break ... (he was fired from all and any navigational duties, but he is still allowed to take snaps) ~ LOL
Soon the crack is split into 2. This is where you must take the left passage at this section as seen in the pic below.
Alex, the love of my life, doing what he loves doing :)
The passage is very long and becomes narrower as you walk into it.
Once you reach what seems to be a dead end, don't despair. But its a tricky 2m scramble to the top of this rock. This is a link to an image of an easy way to get up.
Once you have reached the top of this rock, after 5m you will notice your last obstacle before you exit this crack. Its a trapped rock. You need to lie on your back, and go head first into the hole. Its the only way you will be able to get your body out on the other side. See the graphic of the image below on how to do this.
This lady is about to get through this trapped rock. Its very easy and thousands before you have done it already. So don't be afraid. Leave your city fears behind you and Just Do It!
Within 2 minutes of walking you reach the top of this crack.
In the image below I looked back into the crack. All you can see from here is the thin and narrow split in the mountain ...
Find a spot to enjoy the view and have a quick coffee break before you head off to your next adventure.
From here you have 2 choices:
1. Go back down. (We came from the crack behind me to my right. The way down is the bushy patch on my left.) 1h30min to get back down.
2. Follow the clearly marked path to the Wolfberg Arch. Please see Wolfberg Cracks: Part 4. 3 hours needed for this section to get back here.
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2. Click on the post header if you wish to make comments below the articles. Comments are most welcome :)
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