The face consists of three buttresses - Left, Central, and Main.
Type:
Face (Alpine)
Aspect:
South West
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| Left Buttress | 3 13 |
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Right Pillar - enjoyable rockclimbing for ten pitches
Dave Begg, Hugh Logan, E Neve, N Reeves, Nov 1977.
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| Central Buttress | 3+ 18 |
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Climb the line of weakness up the obvious slabs on the right of the buttress. Five pitches of good rock of mostly grade 12 (cruxes: 14, 18, although avoidable) are followed by 12 pitches of very loose rock (crux 17). First ascensionists descended a gully between the Left and Central Buttresses.
Steve Elder, Steve Eiseman, Mar 1986.
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| Main Buttress, Browne/ Woodford | 3 |
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The route meanders from the Central Buttress to the left side of the Main Buttress.
Mike Browne, Keith Woodford, Dec 1971.
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| Main Buttress, Main/ Thompson | 3+ 13 |
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Up the centre of the buttress. The crux (13) of the route is up high.
Lindsay Main, Daryll Thompson, Mar 1974.
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Attribution:
Alex Palman
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