These climbs lie in an avalanche runout zone, and may have damaged bolts.
Type:
Crag
Aspect:
North
| Reference | Title | Grade | Length | Quality | Bolts | Gone | Natural pro | Link to edit content | ||
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| 1 | Cat Scratch Slab | 22 |
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Three pitches. 18, 17, 22.
The first bolt is missing, making the route unclimbable at present.
Andrew Macfarlane, John Fisher, Murray Judge, 1986.
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| 2 | Jackhammer | 21 |
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Two pitches. 21, 20.
A bold route, run-out in places.
Merv English, Graeme Dingle, Feb 1990.
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| 3 | Dance Delight Fantastic | 22 |
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To the second belay on Hammerhead Arête.
Dave Vass, Pete Grey, 1988.
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| 4 | Hammerhead Arête | 19 |
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The prominent arête left of the Great White Slabs; a quick-drying route which should become safe from rock and ice avalanches by the end of January.
Stephen Alves, Murray Judge, John Fisher, 1986.
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| 5 | Smear the Queer | 19 |
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Named for the Homosexual Law Reform debate that was going on at the time.
Al Mark, Phil de Joux 1985.
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Attribution:
Craig Jefferies
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UUID:
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