West Face of Brodrick Pk
Type:
Face (Alpine)
Aspect:
West

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OR | Original Route |
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Drop into the névé from a point west of Whataroa Saddle. Climb the prominent rib on the face, gaining the north ridge, then continue to the summit.
Dave Bamford, John Nankervis, Feb 1978
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SR | Slab Route | 3 16 |
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Six pitches of excellent red rock. Start just left of the major left facing corner and finish 100m below, and to the south of the summit (crux 15/16). The slabs can be seen from the Main Divide between Hochstetter Dome and Aylmer. Climbed from the upper Whymper (see the back cover photo of the Mt Cook guidebook).
John McCartney, Sam Bosshard, Feb 1995
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NB | North Buttress | 3+ |
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Climb the buttress at the head of the true right branch of the Whymper Glacier.
Dave McNulty, Ray Button and four NZMGA course participants, Mar 1986
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NER | North East Ridge | 2- |
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From Whataroa Saddle follow the rock and snow ridge of the Main Divide or snow slopes to
the south-east.
Will Kennedy, Jack Lippe, January 1917
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Attribution:
Alex Palman
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