Taranaki

Taranaki is overlooked by its solitary volcanic peak, rising 2518 metres above the surrounding farmland. For mountain and winter condition routes, see https://climbnz.org.nz/nz/ni/taranaki/taranaki-mt-egmont
There is excellent crag climbing, mostly trad at moderate grades but one or two harder sport routes. The crags are listed on this page. In summary:

• Humphries Castle, a broken spine of good rock
• Hongis Valley, for short climbs with easy access from Tahurangi Lodge
• Organ Pipes, for long sustained climbing on excellent rock
• Warwick Castle, lots of quality routes, short and long
• Tahurangi Bluff, only one route to date but a big one
• Bobs Bluff, a distant crag of variable rock quality
• Okahu Bluff, highest and largest crag on the mountain, but only a handful of routes
• Minarapa Valley, two pitch alpine style rock climbing, and
• Summit Crags, great climbs in a unique location.