Tab Mapper
The tab mapper is a handy little tool that will render a guitar tab file with graphic chord diagrams displayed alongside. This comes in handy for people who just don't have every single chord shape memorized. Just plug in the web site address of a valid .tab or .crd file and hit "Go". In general, the tab mapper does a better job with printer friendly URLs. If there is more than one way to play a chord, the tab mapper will choose the most common shape. To see other fingerings, click on the chord diagram and you will be taken to the chord calculator.
Original file located @ http://brisbanerock.org.
Show me scales that sound good with the chords in this song: Amin.
?The summit is what drives us,
but the climb itself is what matters.?
?Conrad Anker
Welcome to the Brisbane Rockclimbing Club!
Welcome to the Brisbane Rockclimbing Club, where our passion for climbing has thrived since 1965!
As a community-focused club, we organise weekly meet-ups, climbing day trips, and social events to encourage connections among local climbers.
Learn more about our history, membership benefits, and upcoming activities to join our community of climbers from Brisbane and surrounding areas.
Join Our Climbing Community
We are a supportive climbing community in which local climbers can share their passion for climbing and form lasting friendships. Immerse yourself in the shared joy of exploration and achievement with like-minded individuals.
Learn more about minimum skill requirements, membership fees, and membership terms.
The Australian Climbing Association of Queensland (ACAQ) is the leading advocate for recreational climbing in Queensland, championing climbers' interests.
Your BRC membership fee supports Club administration and includes affiliate membership with ACAQ, ensuring our climbing community is heard and represented at the highest level.
Join us and help shape the future of climbing in Queensland.
Proudly Supporting ACAQ
Club Objectives
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To provide a forum for rock climbers to meet other rock climbers.
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To encourage and foster safe climbing practices but not to provide formal training, instruction or insurance.
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To offer information on rock climbing areas.
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To motivate rock climbers and share the benefits of experience.
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To abide by and assist in maintaining conservation laws and create interest and preservation of natural beauty and wildlife.
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The Club is for social interaction with other climbers with an emphasis on informality and fun.
Club Trips
Each year, the BRC organises an exciting trip calendar featuring regular Tuesday night climbing at Kangaroo Point and monthly trips to local crags for day and camping excursions.
Explore our club trip report archive to read about past adventures and get inspired for your next climb.
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!
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Immerse yourself in the shared joy of exploration and achievement with like-minded individuals. Discover requirements, fees, and membership details
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