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| North Ridge (Main Divide) |
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Ascend a rock buttress, west of a snow couloir between the Sustins and Easter Glaciers, from the Classen Glacier. At the head of the couloir use snow and ice slopes to gain the Main Divide north-east of the peak, as close to the summit as possible.
David Hall, Gordon (Snow) Mace, Dec 1935
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| South Ridge (Main Divide) | 3+ |
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A steep rock climb. The ridge has three steps, the first can be turned on the left and the second on the right, with an exposed traverse on rock dropping straight to the glacier below. The third step involves easy scrambling.
Noel Sissons, Mary Atkinson, Mar 1979
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| West Ridge | 2+ |
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From Lake Barrowman head up the true left of the stream draining the small glacier under Mt
Huss. From the small glacier, two snow guts lead up to the range between Dog Kennel Peak and
Mt Huss. The ridge is of the usual broken sort, but rock on Mt Huss proper is rough and firm,
offering four simple but exposed pitches. A mixed route with good rock.
Dave Bamford, John Nankervis, Grant Stotter, Richard Hancock, Feb 1977
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| West Face | 4 | 600m |
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Climbed from a camp in the Lake Barrowman Valley. ‘Reminiscent of the West Face of
Haidinger, only harder and more rock’. A difficult route – the grade is approximate.
Ian Jowett, Noel Sissons, Mary Atkinson, Dec 1980
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Attribution:
Alex Palman, Yvonne Cook and Geoff Spearpoint,
in association with the Canterbury Mountaineering Club
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