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Mt Moir

Type
Altitude
1965m
Part of

Mt Moir contains a wealth of classic rock routes on amazing diorite.

Walktime
2 hrs
Lat/lon
POINT (167.97718 -44.77267)
Approach

Take the track to Homer Saddle from the tunnel then follow the ridge to Moir for about 45min to an hour. The ridge is very exposed with moderately difficult scrambling – it has been known to reduce climbers to crawling on all fours in places. The ridge breaks into a broad scree slope which descends below the west face of Moir’s Mate.

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Places

Type Name Alert
Face Upper North Face
Sector Moir Slab
Face North Face
Face South-East Face

Routes

Reference Title Grade Length Pro Quality Alert Operations
 Original Route 0m
0

  • P1

From the snowfield below the North Face of Belle.


 North Ridge 0m
2.01

  • P1
  • Trad

A stunning ridge-climb on large blocks of good rock. The steep step onto Moir’s Mate may require a rope and is often abseiled on the descent.


 West Ridge 0m
0

  • P1
  • Trad

A 500m ridge of good rock.


 South Face, 16 16 0m
0

  • P1
  • 16

For access to the South Face descend round the foot of the West Ridge. Five pitches. The route follows the central rib on medium-angled clean rock.


 South Ridge 0m
0

  • P1
  • Trad

For access, descend round the foot of the West Ridge. 16 pitches. Two or three initial step pitches to gain the ridge then excellent rock to the summit.


Comments
Attribution
Craig Jefferies
UUID
 
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