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Wet Dreams Wall

OPEN: Access is subject to conditions.
Updated 25 November 2024, by Ngāi Kake.

Whanganui Bay is open to climbers until 8 December 2024. You must register – details are below. 
Ngāi Kake Rockfest, 7–8 December: Final weekend marae project fundraiser. Full details on Whanganui Bay rock climbing Facebook group page.

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Part of

A short wall in the trees beyond the main Whekenui walls.

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Rights credit
Tom Hoyle/NZAC
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Routes

Reference Title Grade Length Pro Quality Alert Operations
1 1Romeo Void, 22 22 8m
0

  • P1
  • 22
  • 8m

The minimalist line of pocks to the left of the thin crack makes for a great boulder problem.


2 2Silent Freeway, 24 24 8m
0

  • P1
  • 24
  • 8m
  • Trad

A thin crack provides a difficult challenge.


3 3A Day in the Life of Jim Collins, 22 22 8m
1.02

  • P1
  • 22
  • 8m

The first of many routes at the Bay referencing the fate of the pilot of Flight TE901 and his tragic entanglement with Mt Erebus. Presumably when legitimate rock star John Allen soloed the first ascent of this route there was little chance of him hitting the ground with the same impact.


  • P2
  • Trad

4 4Wet Dreams, 19 19 8m
1.02

  • P1
  • 19
  • 8m
  • Trad

This finger crack is harder than it looks but still a considerably easier proposition than Silent Freeway. The gear is reasonable and provides a good trad lead at the grade.


5 5Blind Paratroopers, 16 16 8m 3
0

  • P1
  • 16
  • 8m
  • 3

A balancey proposition, but one of the easiest bolted routes at the Bay. Presumably the title is a reference to the only folk who could fail to notice the chipped hold.


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