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This is the largest and most downstream of the gullies with a sheer left wall extending up the gully. The gully itself is the best access route to the upper parts of the mountain, mostly scree with an occasional rock step. It was used as a descent route by Hugh Logan in the 1970s. Lower Shindig Gully sits at a friendly angle , is festooned with flakes and incuts, and beautiful wire placements. It is a great middle grade adventure climbing venue.
Routes
Reference | Title | Grade | Length | Pro | Quality | Operations |
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Boy Germs | 20 | 50m | ||||
Early Onset | 17 | 50m | ||||
Rocket | 15 | 50m | ||||
So Far Away | 19 | 0m | ||||
Steerpike | 19 | 0m | ||||
Superconnector | 17 | 0m | ||||
Chimney Sweep | 18 | 0m | ||||
Aftershock | 18 | 0m | 5 | |||
You Be the Judge | 23 | 0m | 3 | |||
Art for Aats Sake | 22 | 0m | 4 | |||
Centrefire | 20 | 0m | ||||
Big Day Out | 17 | 0m | ||||
T.K.O. | 17 | 0m | ||||
Mouths of Babes | 18 | 0m | ||||
Quake | 21 | 0m | 1 | |||
Shaky Flaky | 17 | 0m | ||||
Bladerunner | 20 | 45m | 8 |
Comments
UUID
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