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From Dobson Valley |
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There are no records of ascent of Glencairn from the Dobson side but ascent
via Sutherland Stream appears quite feasible to reach the ridge crest then
travel along to the summit.
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West Face | 2- |
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From the base of the north ridge on Dasler Pinnacles traverse across and up
the west slope of Glencairn to attain the summit by a rocky ridge.
Jim Dawson, Jim Gilkison, Scott Gilkison, Christopher Johnson April 1936
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North Ridge | 2- |
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Gain height from the foot of the Dasler Pinnacles north ridge to gain a small
snow face just north of the peak, and then by snow and ridge to the summit.
Bill Bradshaw, Rod Hewitt January 1947
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South West Face | 3- |
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From Hopkins valley, via central gully that leads to summit. 45 degree ice at
bottom leading into soft 65 degree snow at top. 600m
Paul Heresy, Mat Woods, November 2003
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Shrinky Dinky | WI4 |
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An obvius gully stats with water ice, 3+ 40 metre pitch then into 40-60
degree snow couloir heading up and right to the summit.
Shelly Graham and Yejin Tan, October 2005
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Hidden Treasures | 3- |
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From Sutherland Stream climb the central left leaning spur to the summit
ridge, crux grade 15
Kynan Bazley, Yew-jin Tan, April 2004
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