The smooth slab below and right of Adelaide Saddle. Contains excellent friction climbing but is often snow covered early season.
Type:
Crag
Aspect:
East
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| 1 | Grand Pillock's Dangle | 17 |
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Luke Newnham, Margot Harkness, Rob Turner, 1985.
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| 2 | Little Brown Slab | 21 |
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Two pitches. 21, 15. Pitch one moves past two bolts to a diagonal ledge.
Pitch one: Murray Judge, Andrew Macfarlane, 1984.
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| Sentinel Shoulder |
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From Lake South America, six pitches of steep slab-climbing to the ridge.
A much admired but rarely climbed slab with no avalanche danger.
Bill Denz, Phil Herron, 1975.
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| Life Begins At Sixty | 18 |
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On the slabs above the terrace around Lake Adelaide; a steep wall then two pitches of slabs and up a corner.
John Dale, Dennis Kemp, Feb 1981.
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Attribution:
Craig Jefferies
