Master Angus Wall

Type

Altitude

1750m

Part of

This is a lovely small sheltered crag with a northern aspect. It is located in the base of the Margaret's Landing stream on the southern side. The rock is compact and offers a number of short routes of a range of grades under 20. Walk of is easy, either dropping down a short gully to the east or traversing down the route (cairned) through the bluff to the upper (western) side. About 10 routes were pioneered here in April 2105

Walktime

15 minutes

Approach

Traverse under the Tascmaster wall to a point where you overlook the Margeret's landing stream. Then traverse into the stream dropping slightly to the right. The excellent wall is on the southern side. The route can be a easy scramble.

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Routes

Reference	Title	Grade	Length	Quality
1	1Iain's Climb, 14	14	12m	0
P1 14 12m Trad
2	2Don's Climb, 14	14	12m	0
P1 14 12m Trad
3	3The Jog Along Route, 19	19	12m	1.02
P1 19 12m Trad Okay moves with good cam placements. Then a hard move up to a finger crack that takes micro cams. Then a hard move (crux) past this to top out to the right.
4	4Don's Climb #2, 15	15	14m	0
P1 15 14m Trad
6	6Iain's Climb #2, 15	15	14m	0
P1 15 14m Trad
5	5MIke Feeney Direct, 15	15	16m	1.02
P1 15 16m Trad Easy moves then climb through bulge on its left hand side and finish up steep overhanging rock on fantastic jugs. There is a natural thread for protection here. The route tops out at the highest point of the wall.
7	7Bett's Climb, 7	7	12m	0
P1 7 12m Trad
8	8The Puny Route, 7	7	12m	0
P1 7 12m Trad Follow the easy crack on good gear.
9	9Nish's Climb, 7	7	12m	0
P1 7 12m Trad

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