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Port Levy

Type
Crag
Part of
Banks Peninsula

Where the Port Levy – Pigeon Bay road takes a sharp LH turn and starts to head up to the saddle. Park by the stream and head up to the ridge. The cliff is on the far side.
The righthand buttress has some nice cracks and grooves taking small to medium wires & small cams, plus a large cam for the pillar routes. There is a central pillar with wide cracks on either side.

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Routes

Reference Title Grade Length Pro Quality Alert Operations
 Rock Snot, 14 14
0
  • P1
  • 14
  • Trad

Between the RH wide crack and the groove with totara is a thin crack/groove.
 Cracked Groove, 19 19
0
  • P1
  • 19
  • Trad

Climb the initial part of Rock Snot, then step L and up a groove with thin crack.
 Right Side Of The Pillar, 16 16
0
  • P1
  • 16
  • Trad

Up the wide crack, then groove to the top.
 Left Side Of The Pillar, 18 18
1.02
  • P1
  • 18
  • Trad

Climb the wide crack on the L side to 2 cracks. Gear in the LH one, move out onto the arete and up.
 Tree Groove, 21 21
0
  • P1
  • 21
  • Trad

Same start, squirm behind the broadleaf, and up groove.
Comments
Attribution
Descriptions by Allan Hill
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