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| South East Face | 2 |
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From slopes below the Assault Glacier, move right about 500 metres then ascend directly to the
summit via a series of linked snow gullies.
Peter Bain, Dave Massam, Stella Sweney, John Sweney, Tim Ford, Dave Kennedy, December
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| North East Ridge | 1+ |
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The steep spur opposite Banfield Hut provides a direct route to the plateau north-east of
Bastion Peaks. Alternatively, travel up Jagged Stream towards the Assault Glacier and traverse
below the rock face to the basin. A cone of scree leads to a prominent couloir (watch for rock
fall). From within the couloir, move right above bluffs and onto the North East Ridge, which
offers easy climbing to the summit.
John Pascoe, Stan Conway, April 1952
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| North Spur | 1 |
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Originally climbed via Mt Medhurst from a camp at Washbourne Hut. From the col between
Mt Medhurst and Bastion Peaks take the north spur directly to the summit.
Stan Davis, Rod Sinclair, 1935
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Attribution:
Yvonne Cook and Geoff Spearpoint,
in association with the Canterbury Mountaineering Club
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