Mt Isobel

Climb directly from Harman Pass by ascending to the stepped ridge of the Main
Divide via the screes and snow slopes leading from the pass. Easy climbing
prevails to the Low Peak (2013m), followed by a steep, razor sharp descent to
the saddle between the peaks. Once on Mt Isobel’s high peak it may be
prudent to continue south, descending on snow slopes to Whitehorn Pass.

Mt Isobel is a short climb from Whitehorn Pass. A small gendarme on the back
of the South Ridge can cause some concern in loose snow conditions.

The Kilmarnock Glacier terminal is reached by sidling around from the North
East Spur of Mt Davie. From the head of the Kilmarnock glacial field, climb
to the col between the two summits.

A direct route over the Low Peak may be taken from the White Valley. Follow
the small slide near the mouth of the Taipoiti River to the slopes above the
White Valley. From there climb to the basin below the Low Peak