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Via Shotover Saddle. | III 1 |
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Start up easy tussock slopes on the down valley side of Tyndall Stream. When approaching Shotover Saddle bear west below the patch of red rock. Traverse through a series of easy snow basins on the north side of the East Ridge into the cirque below the low peak. Steep snow slopes lead out, on to the North Ridge a few hundred metres north of the low peak and an easy slope leads on to the high peak beyond. This is a long climb and would probably take about nine hours from Cascade Hut to the summit.
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North Ridge | II 1 |
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From Cascade Saddle, Tyndall is a very easy climb by the North Ridge. Although first climbed from the Dart valley, the ridge is now normally climbed from Aspiring Hut, taking about six hours to the summit.
Frank Wright, J R Simpson, 21 February 1914
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Attribution:
Allan Uren & John Cocks
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