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| The South Buttress. | III 2+ |
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The South Buttress is reached by traversing across from the Moncrieff Col route and then following directly up snow and shattered rock just west of the crest of the middle rib.
Bruce Robertson and Laurie Kennedy, Jan 1975.
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| The North Face. | II 2 |
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The North Face is a short rock climb from the Volta Névé. The hardest pitches occur on sound rock leading out of the windscoop surrounding the peak and into the east side of a shallow gully. After 30–50m cross to the west side of this gully and climb out to the ridge, where easy loose rock leads to the summit. Time from the névé to the summit is 1–2 hours.
Graham Bishop & Roger Barrowclough, Dec 1961
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| The North East Ridge. | II 2 |
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The North East Ridge is a straightforward rock climb taking about one hour from the névé.
Laurie Kennedy & Dave Inne, Feb 1969.
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Attribution:
Allen Uren & John Cocks
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