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| From South Mathias River |
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Follow the South Mathias River, climbing scree and snow slopes immediately south of Bonds
Peak. The bluffs are passed without difficulty – above the bluffs take a long snow slope to the
summit rocks then up some tricky slabs to the top.
Edith Wallace, Gerry Auton, Nowell Syme, A (Bun) Wicks, December 1950
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| South Couloir | 3 |
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From the north side of the South Mathias River, climb gentle slopes to the base of an obvious
couloir and follow this almost directly to the summit.
John Entwisle, John Gaze, 1980
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| BC | From Bond Creek | 1 |
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A small glacier gives easy access from the north. A straightforward scramble follows on rock
and scree.
Austin A Deans, Phil H Willis, R F Fryer, 27 August 1937
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Attribution:
Yvonne Cook and Geoff Spearpoint,
in association with the Canterbury Mountaineering Club
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