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East Face | 12 | 70m |
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Starts from the paddock at the foot of the
face. Gain height via a bushy gut on the extreme
right at the foot of the face. Continue
on dubious rock and vegetation to the final
basalt pillars, and climb these to the summit
trig station.
John Maine, Pete Matthews, 1966
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It’s Now Or Never | 17 | 25m |
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At the left-hand end of the slabs beneath a pair
of large totara. Follow six bolts to chain belay.
A fine laid-back route with interesting moves
on solid rock.
Dave Garrity, Bryce Martin, 1994
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White Anglo Saxon Protestant | 14 | 35m |
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A big curving crack with natural pro, about
10 m right of It’s Now Or Never. Look for a
small tree about 6 m off the ground. Climb
up to and past this, then follow the crack left
to the top bolt on It’s Now Or Never. Up to
chain belay.
John Smith, Bryce Martin, John Webb, 1995
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Klingon | 21 | 15m |
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About 20m to the left of It’s Now Or Never. Follow a line of 6 bolts through the crux near the top. Chain belay.
Bryce Martin, John Smith 1995
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