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The Seaward Boulder offers a good variety of climbing, from easy to not so easy, with the Arete Route one of the finest climbs in Wellington. The rock is sometimes inaccessible at high tide or in big surf. It also occasionally suffers from swarms of midges. which settle on the leeward side, generally under bulges. These are quite harmless, so don't be afraid to climb right through them – just remember to keep your mouth shut!
Routes
Reference | Title | Grade | Length | Pro | Quality | Operations |
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A | The Girdle | V1 | ||||
1 | Descent Route | VE | ||||
2 | Tongue and Groove | VM | ||||
3 | Incut | V0 | ||||
4 | North Arete | V1 | ||||
5 | Unnamed | VM | ||||
6 | West Slab | VM | ||||
7 | Unnamed | VM | ||||
8 | Unnamed | VE | ||||
9 | Seaward Break | V0 | ||||
10 | South East Arete | V0 | ||||
11 | South East Crack | V0 | ||||
12 | South East Groove | VM | ||||
13 | Arete Direct | V4 | ||||
14 | Seaward Arete | V0 | ||||
B | East Face Traverse | V1 | ||||
15 | East Face | V0 | ||||
16 | Fetch | V0 | ||||
17 | Arete Indirect | V0 | ||||
18 | Backrush | V0 |
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UUID
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