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| West Ridge | 1+ |
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Reach the West Ridge from Jagged Col. The lowest section of the ridge is trickiest and can be
avoided by taking snow slopes on the Jagged Stream side. Once the difficulties are passed, follow
the rock ridge to the summit.
Bernie McClelland, Ron Ward, Robin Drake, March 1938
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| South East Ridge, from the Cameron Rv | 2- |
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From Peg Col follow the straightforward ridge to Pt 2344 metres. From here the ridge is a little
more exposed and involves a short downclimb and traverse along a small ledge to bypass a
10-metre gut. A 10-metre section of loose argillite in the final col requires care before the last
rise to the summit.
Dave Hall, Melville (Jim) Glasgow, Thomas (Harry) Scott, Keith Russell, 1950
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| South East Ridge, from Jagged Stm | 2- |
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This ridge can be reached from various points between Prop Peak and Peg Col and is mostly
straightforward. A 15-metre gut at the low point of the ridge can be downclimbed and traversed
on a narrow ledge, and a 10-metre section of loose argillite shortly before the summit requires
care.
Dave Hall, Thomas (Harry) Scott, Keith Russell, Melville (Jim) Glasgow, January 1950
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Attribution:
Yvonne Cook and Geoff Spearpoint,
in association with the Canterbury Mountaineering Club
