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From Bevan Col | I 1 |
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From Bevan Col easy snow and broken rock slopes lead direct to the summit. Tempting ledges leading around on to the North Face terminate on exposed rock and should be avoided by parties more interested in the view. The climb is unlikely to take more than an hour from the col.
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The North Ridge. | I 1+ |
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The ridge is gained from gravelly ledges leading up from the Bonar just above the icefall. Then a slabby ridge is followed which is straightforward although quite exposed, with a few small towers towards the top. The ridge takes about two hours, with five hours being necessary for the round trip from Colin Todd Hut.
Conway Powell & Russell Falconer, Nov 1969.
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The South West Ridge. | I 1 |
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From Hector Col the South West Ridge is a straightforward mixed rock and snow climb, probably requiring about two hours from the col to the summit. Hector Col is reached using the Bevan Col route
Jock & Peter Sim, Jack Kerr & Ian Johnstone, Dec 1939.
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Attribution:
Allan Uren & John Cocks
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