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North Ridge | 2- |
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From Dasler Bivouac scramble up through tussock and scree to a saddle at the
base of the ridge. The ridge is excellent quality rock and leads directly to
the summit and perhaps the finest viewpoint in the valley. Running shoe
ascents of this route have been made in summer.
Cedric Benzoni, Les Buddicom, A Davies, Jim Dawson, George Edwards, Gordon Edwards, Russell Edwards, Jim Gilkison, Scott Gilkison, B.R.Hill, Christopher Johnson, Doug Knowles, George Palmer, Ernie Smith April 1936
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Bestowed | 14 |
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Begin between two snow patches (approx. 200m north of Bedazzled) at base of
cliff left side, climb slightly right, onto a large triangle buttress (good
rest spot) on the face, into a corner chute and up to reach the ridge between
two spikes. 210m. Grade 12 up to buttress, 14 above buttress.
Kevin Hammond, January 2004
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Forgotten | 12 |
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Begin about 50 metres to the left of Bedazzled and follow a fairly straight
line of slabs directly to the North Ridge, always left of Fly on Little Wing,
Finish about 100 metres north of the summit. About grade 12 with limited
protection.
Nick Cradock, Martin Hawes, February 2010
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Fly on Little Wing | WI5 |
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Andrew Rennie and Tom Lanagan climbed a mixed winter route on the west face
of Dasler Pinnacles. WI4 for the start, a really tough last two pitches and
overall grade 5ish. Winter 2007. Start up the the obvious ice hose left of
the summer line “Bedazzled“, then angle right up an easier snow slope to
reach the big arete at about three quarters of the way up the face. Three
pitches of hard mixed climbing up the arete to the summit. The first ascent
party took 17.5 hours to complete the climb from Daslers Bivouac.
Andrew Rennie and Tom Lanagan 2007
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Bedazzled | 3+ |
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A second line on the north west face of the Dasler Pinnacles. This recently
named route was climbed as early as 1970. A 400m line on the buttress to the
left of the big dark corner on the Pinnacles. The route climbs rock at grade
14-15 and ends directly on the summit.
Bruce Lusher 1970
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Flywheel | 3+ |
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This route on the north west faces climbs the tall slab face to the right of
the huge black corner on the Pinnacles. At first climb 200 m up centre of
face to a terrace, move left to within 50 m of the black corner, then 400 m
of slabs keeping roughly parallel with the corner. The slabs give consistent
grade 12-14 climbing.
Bill McLeod, March 1994
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White Strike | WI3 M4 |
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The route is to the right of Petit Peuterey and ascends the striking line on
the southern (lower right) tier of the face, with sparse but adequate
protection (all rock gear). The first ascentionists found thin ice and much
of the rock rotten or blank, hence the lack of protection. The best descent
is to abseil the route.
Jamie Vinton-Boot, Paul Hersey, September 2011
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Resistentialism | 5 M5 | 400m |
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South Face Dasler Pinnacles.
Climbs the large corner system on the LHS of the face, sticking to the corner
throughtout, up a steep chimney at the top. Could be a lot fatter in good
conditions?
Descended the large snow gully on the West Face (abseiled one step in gully,
and one ice pitch at base of gully.)
Ben Dare, Steve Fortune 1/9/13
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