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North Face | 2+ |
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See North Face of Steeple Peak.
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From the South Temple | 2+ |
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The col between Peak 2200 and Steeple is readily accessible from the mid
South Temple valley. About grade 10 rock on the summit pyramid.
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Soft Tahrget | 15 |
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Start in the notch at lowest point of buttress, climbing up a corner and out
onto the face. Continue up and through some steep moves to near the ridgeline
and on excellent rock towards the top. Easy descent towards Steeple peak.
Protection and rock quality similar to Weta Prowl. 125 m height gain, Grade
14/15.
Jamie Foxley, February 2005
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South face | 3 |
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Climb central gully. Crux 25 m high narrow water ice gut, up to 75 degrees
and short thinly iced rock step. Overall grade 3.
Paul Hersey, Matt Woods, July 2005
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The Grrr Room | WI4 |
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Just bellow west side of 2200m. Three pitches, first two thin, with tied off
ice screws, a fat steep third pitch WI4, then onto upper snowfield. One
abseil on descent down gully to right. Three pitches added to bottom later,
one solo WI2, then two at WI 2+, and a thin WI3 to top of gully.
Paul Hersey, Matt Woods, August 2006
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Don’t Drop The Chandelier | WI4 |
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The route is on the lower tier of the SW face of Peak 2200m, starting at
around 1500 metres. Three pitches starting immediately to the left of The
Grrr Room. Cimb left, then right to join The Grrr Room on the final pitch,
then onto upper snowfield. Descent down gully to right (marked in blue), may
require multiple abseils depending on snow conditions.
Jamie Vinton-Boot, Paul Hersey, June 2011
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