Type
Altitude
1836m
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Lat/lon
POINT (171.54499054 -42.96650383)
Topo50
BV20 813 419
Accessed from
Routes
| Reference | Title | Grade | Length | Pro | Quality | Operations |
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| 1 | 1Via Mt Bealy Track, 1+ | 1+ | ||||
Reached via the Mt Bealey Track (commences from Highway 73, just south of the Rough Creek bridge). A good days exercise is to ascend Avalanche Peak, then traverse Lyell Peak to Mt Bealey on their joining ridges. Descend via the Bealey Scree into Rough Creek from Low Bealey (1760m). |
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| 2 | 2Via Rough Creek, 1 | 1 | ||||
Ascend Rough Creek to it’s headwaters, taking the true right stream fork. This leads to an ugly scree slope directly under Mt Bealey. Its true-right arm leads to the saddle between High and Low Bealey, while the true-left joins the Lyell-Bealey Ridge at a steep sided saddle. All summits are easily obtained from these points. Beware that avalanches can roll for 700m down these routes in winter. |
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Attribution
Graham Kates
UUID
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The line marked as 1 in the photo differs to 1 in the photo in the guide. The line marked 1 here is wrong. The track actually approaches on the ridge line from the left not up the steep spur shown (which is probably unclimbed).
A scree descent is possible just left of the line marked 1 (nearly from the summit of point 1760m). This scree is a superior descent route to the route marked 2. It is better scree for further and joins rough creek several hundred metres further down stream. It is a well used route as evidenced by the track which is visible from the Avalanche Peak track. See my photo added...