Antimatter - Rock climbing in Freycinet National Park - Tasmania 

A few People have asked the same question. It seems to depend on the view of the first ascentionist. There are a lot of climbs in the area that have been bolted that would be climbed on natural protection. I think it seems to go mostly unnoticed and unquestioned because the area is not popular due to remoteness and difficulty.

+WuTangChillaBee Well its not great natural pro. Have you even redpointed 23? Just so you know, graduating from a 2 year outdoor ed course does not make you an expert at picking gear placements from a video. You climbed watchtower crack at araps? Clip the bolts? Well its a solo to me as are all 16s. And many people onsight solo 24 so by your logic could ask why you bother even rock climbing? As for it being a "national park". There are bolts in practically every national park in the world. If there are no bolts its a special case thing not because of its status as a national park. Your 2 years in outdoor education were obviously well spent. You have developed the usual know-it-all know nothing jack of all trades attitude junior guides all seem to have. Now please don't tell us how to rock climb in Tasmania and I won't tell you to stop having fun on your acres of concrete skate parks.