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| South East Ridge | 2 |
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A straightforward ascent of the Sinclair Glacier leads to Bandolero Col. From here, follow a
broken 20-metre couloir, followed by a traverse around the northern side of a spire. If snow
conditions are favourable, difficulties low down can be passed on the northern side of the ridge.
Near the top of the ridge a short crack topped by a big chockstone can be tackled directly and
leads to a couloir. The summit is a short distance further on.
Probably first climbed by David Parr and Trevor James, 1948
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| North Ridge |
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From Bandolero Col climb the Outlaw Glacier to the rocky ridge that leads to the summit.
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| West Ridge | 2- |
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The West Ridge is usually reached from Crossbow Saddle or the Kirk Glacier and provides a
long mix of snow and rock to the summit.
Walter Baker, Rex Booth, December 1935
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Attribution:
Yvonne Cook and Geoff Spearpoint,
in association with the Canterbury Mountaineering Club
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