This area is at the toe of Mt Dark's north ridge, at the entrance to the upper Bush Stream area. The routes here seem to require a significant amount of precipitation to form since most snow deposited in north-west storms is stripped by the gales. The routes have a north-facing aspect. Beware of rock fall in the area. Very little snow accumulates above these routes so they may be a better option during or after a storm.
Type:
Wall
Aspect:
North
| Reference | Title | Grade | Length | Quality | Bolts | Gone | Natural pro | Link to edit content | ||
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| Hanging Curtain | WI2 | 60m |
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A fun short route without much fuss. Beware of rock fall in this area. P1 Climb the hanging curtain until it eases off and make a belay up on the left. P2 The moderate groove above. Gets a bit steeper than it looks.
Mal Haskins, Chris White, August 2004
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