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North Ridge | 2- |
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From the head of the North Mathias River climb the Omatane Glacier to reach the start of the
North Ridge. A straightforward climb although the rock is loose in places.
Roger Chester, Alan Willis, John Pascoe, December 1930
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SR | South Ridge | 1+ |
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From Unknown Col the ridge is broad at first but steepens below the summit and may require
a traverse right onto the face. This is a straightforward climb in good snow conditions but
involves some tricky loose rock in late season.
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ER | East Ridge | 2- |
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From the upper Unknown Stream, follow a vague rock buttress to a high point immediately
north-east of a small col marking the foot of the East Ridge. Climb into the col then follow
the ridge to the summit. This is a straightforward climb in good snow conditions, but involves
some loose rock in late season.
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BC | East Ridge from Brunswick Creek | 1 |
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Brunswick Creek provides straightforward access directly up the branch draining Mt Bryce.
Continue up scree to the south. From the upper Brunswick, fairly easy rock scrambling in late
summer leads up the north-east face.
Andrew Buglass, 1988
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Attribution:
Yvonne Cook and Geoff Spearpoint,
in association with the Canterbury Mountaineering Club
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