South West Face

The initial slabs lead to the obvious right-to-left corner in the right side of the face.

Starting as for the Clark Hudson route, exit left from the large open book corner via a loose ledge then climb the steep buttress for 60m ‘til it blends in with the summit headwall. Traverse right back into the corner below the final chimney pitch of the Clark Hudson route.

Start up a prominent nose on steep compact rock. Instead of traversing left on the Cullen/Entwistle route, climb directly up a short steep wall to the base of a large open book corner which splits the face; two pitches of excellent slab and crack climbing including some dynamic jamming protected by bomb proof chocks. Continue to a large roof which can be turned on the right by pleasant slabs and a slightly damp chimney.

A beautiful line up the dramatic buttress. Traverse left along a prominent ledge from the ridge and climb the buttress direct: four pitches. It is possible to rappel the route back to the ledges.

The routes are variations on the Original South East Buttress, taking lines up the beautiful rock slabs at the base of the buttress. Four pitches: 14, 18, 18, 14. Up a steep flaky crack system leading to the base of the South East Buttress; named California because it was full of loose flakes.

From Adelaide Saddle traverse round to the high peak.