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West Ridge | 2- |
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Follow the Lyell Glacier moraine to a prominent gully leading to View Peak. Follow the gully
until above the steep lower slopes, then traverse towards Goethe. Climb steep rock and snow to
join the West Ridge – easiest west of Pt 2246 metres – then follow the straightforward rocky
ridge to the summit.
This ridge has been traversed from McCoy Col with much scrambling and rock climbing.
Bob Logan, Bruce Banfield, Ambrose Banfield, January 1938
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South East Ridge | 2+ |
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From Kirk Stream climb the loose rock face to the ridge and follow it to the summit.
The South East Ridge can be reached via Gladiator Col. Alternatively, follow a steep easttrending
glacial lead from the glacier on the south face of Goethe, which joins the South East
Ridge about 150 metres below the summit.
Cliff Holdsworth, Ernie Rich, M D Watts, December 1933
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North East Ridge |
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Climb the spur at the junction of Kirk Stream and the Lyell Glacier. Access to the spur is the
crux of the route.
Stan Conway, Alan Barnes, Syd Brookes, September 1937
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Attribution:
Yvonne Cook and Geoff Spearpoint,
in association with the Canterbury Mountaineering Club
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