Access to the One Hundred Dollar Face is via a series of ledges at the foot of a slab of 'Wanaka like' schist, 30 m below and right of the Pyramid Face. Climb the corner on the right side of this slab then traverse right along broken ledges and scramble up a final corner to reach the belay ledge on the south face.
(L to R) Canadian Monkeys, 300 Tonne Surfboard
Type:
Face (Alpine)
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| Canadian Monkeys | 21 , 19 | 70m |
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Pitch 1, grade 21, 35 m. Climb the thin gray wall passing a bolt, and then trend slightly left to an obvious knifeblade placement then another bolt to reach a bolt belay near the arête. Sustained!
Richard Kimberly, Ingo Machelheidt, December 1996
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| 300 Tonne Surfboard | 20 , 15 | 70m |
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Pitch 1, grade 20, 30 m. From the belay cracks at left end move right along ledge to a deep finger crack 3 m left of the major corner. Follow this diagonal crack to where it meets the corner then varied climbing up the corner and arête to a welcome belay crack in wall below large roof.
Kane Hartill, Nick Sheen, December 1996
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