South East Face

Type

Part of

This face is made up of two steep cliff bands. The lower cliffs are best climbed as ice routes and often form up well; the scandalously steep upper cliff has some rock routes and scope for many more. Once above the lower cliff band, either traverse back down to the Summit Plateau or continue up to your right and ﬁnish with the top pitch of the East Ridge.

Aspect

South East

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Routes

Reference	Title	Grade	Length	Quality
	Left Route, I,4	I,4	0m	0
P1 Alpine (Commitment) I Alpine (Technical) 4 One or two pitches on the left side of the lower band, depending on snow levels.
	Central Route, I,3	I,3	0m	0
P1 Alpine (Commitment) I Alpine (Technical) 3 A steep start for 30-40m, in the middle of the lower cliff band, then a rising leftwards traverse.
	Right Route, I,4	I,4	0m	0
P1 Alpine (Commitment) I Alpine (Technical) 4 A steeper line, on the right of the lower cliff band, leading to the col on the East Ridge.
	Left Crack, 13	13	7m	0
P1 13 7m Trad The left-most crack on the summit bluffs and the first obvious line.
	Middle Corner, 14	14	12m	0
P1 14 12m Trad The easiest-looking crack and corner line in the middle of the summit bluffs, right of the steepest section.

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