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Routes
| Reference | Title | Grade | Length | Pro | Quality | Alert | Operations |
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| NE | NENorth East Ridge | 0m | |||||
From Groove Col climb firm rock on the east face to join the ridge, then negotiate large towers |
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| NF | NFNorth Face, 2 | 2 | 0m | ||||
From the head of the Cameron Glacier follow the broad buttress that joins the summit ridge |
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| NC | NCNorth Couloir, 3- | 3- | 0m | ||||
Take the gully that leads from the Cameron Glacier directly to the summit. |
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| NW | NWNorth West Buttress, 3- | 3- | 0m | ||||
rom the base of the North West Buttress, climb ledges on the left until about half-height. |
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| West Face | 0m | ||||||
From the Cameron Glacier. |
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| South Couloir, 2- | 2- | 0m | |||||
Climb the steep snow couloir, watching for rock fall. Lack of snow leaves steep, compact scree |
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| SW | SWSouth West Ridge | 0m | |||||
The South West Ridge can be reached via a couloir from the Cameron Glacier or from the lower |
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| East Face, 2- | 2- | 0m | |||||
From the valley leading to Peg Col, climb snowfields and gullies to a couloir, just north of the |
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