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| South West Face | II 2 |
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From Newland Pass at the head of Newland Stream, cross the Axius Glacier and climb the short, steep face to gain the summit ridge.
J D Knowles, A & G Edwards, L & A Divers, Dec 1939 (High Peak). T Barcham, A Cunningham, B D Matthews, G J McCallum, Dec 1950 (Middle and North Peaks).
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| East Ridge. | III 2 |
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Take the well formed track up to the Crucible, a spectacular hanging lake under the south-east face. From the lake outlet there are gullies that lead up to the ridge, after which there is a snowfield and straightforward ridge to the top. This route has had few ascents.
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| South East Face. | III 2 |
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The best time to climb this face would be in winter or early spring.
This would mean fast access to the face across a frozen lake. Good
judgement regarding conditions would be vital for this face. It is
avalanche prone and there is a high rockfall hazard if temperatures
are too warm. The route goes up the left hand side of the face via a
series of steep gullies.
Phil Penney & Allan Uren, spring 1993.
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| North Face. | II 2 |
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Gain ledges below the East Ridge and traverse to reach a snowfield and the foot of a rib leading to the middle peak.
H P Barcham, A W Bowden, D E Boyd & R J Cunninghame, Jan 1961.
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Attribution:
Allen Uren & John Cocks
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