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| From Ashburton Glacier | 3 |
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From the upper Ashburton Glacier follow a steep, narrow couloir (subject to rock fall) to a col
just west of East Horn’s summit. If conditions dictate, move on to a rock rib to the right as the
couloir runs out. The summit is a short scramble along the ridge.
John Morris, R L Holland, January 1970
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| DG | From Douglas Glacier | 2- |
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Climb the Douglas Glacier to a small col overlooking the South Cameron Glacier. From here
climb the East Face on loose rock. The final section is steep and exposed.
Bob Watson, Laurie Osbourne, 1952
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| NC | North Couloir | 2- |
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From the South Cameron névé, climb a col of rotten rock just west of the summit and scramble
the last few metres to the top.
Bruce Banfield, Bob Logan, 1940
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Attribution:
Yvonne Cook and Geoff Spearpoint,
in association with the Canterbury Mountaineering Club
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