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Mt Bannatyne

Type
Mountain
Part of
Toaroha Range
Accessed from
Toaroha River
Mungo River
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Routes

Reference Title Grade Length Pro Quality Operations
 Zit Saddle–Toaroha Saddle Traverse, 1,I 1,I 0m
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Continuing south, the ridge is dry. Sidle through a rocky landscape with interesting basins to the east of Pt 1809 metres, then climb up to Mt Chamberlin. With a little looking around from a saddle about 300 metres south of Mt Chamberlin, a gully and terrain nearby offers a steep but feasible route down to Park Stream. If staying on the range, continue past another Pt 1809 metres and continue over Mt Bannatyne towards Toaroha Saddle, being careful to go right around and not get caught by the beautiful canyon in upper Bannatyne Creek. Great campsites exist around Toaroha Saddle, or continue up to Toaroha Saddle Bivvy.

  • P1
  • Alpine (Technical) 1
  • Alpine (Commitment) I
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