Uluru Rock
- Thread starter Jeslek
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I went, I saw, I conquered 
It is a lot bigger then I'd ever anticipated. You climb up at a very sharp angle, using a chain set in place, to steady yourself. In the picture you posted, the way up is on the large flat-looking area on the right-front of the rock.
Once you reach the top of that, you're about half way to the top. You still have to walk all the way accross the top of it to the peak.
At the base of the rock, there's a section nick named "Chicken Rock". It has no guiding chain, and if you can't make it past that point, it's recommended you give up right there.
It is a lot bigger then I'd ever anticipated. You climb up at a very sharp angle, using a chain set in place, to steady yourself. In the picture you posted, the way up is on the large flat-looking area on the right-front of the rock.
Once you reach the top of that, you're about half way to the top. You still have to walk all the way accross the top of it to the peak.
At the base of the rock, there's a section nick named "Chicken Rock". It has no guiding chain, and if you can't make it past that point, it's recommended you give up right there.
