Port Arthur

This line is between the routes Folsom Direct and Alcatraz. On a lead attempt it is perhaps best to belay up on the ledge closer to your climber and the crux, which lies within the first three bolts. On a top rope attempt one could belay from below at the base. About the name: Port Arthur, Tasmania was the location of an infamous prison in Australia in the 19th century. Over the years the British shipped thousands of prisoners to Australia. Many were poor people, behind on their debts. Some were guilty of nothing more than stealing a handkerchief. The worst prisoners usually ended up in Port Arthur. It is now a World Heritage site.

Right of Folsom Direct, look for the sign.

9 bolts plus mussy hooks.