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SR | South Ridge |
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Ascend snow slopes to the north of White Pyramid from the Neish Plateau and climb the snow and rock ridge south of the peak.
David Hall, Gordon (Snow) Mace, Nov 1935
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From Neish Plateau |
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From an upper basin of the Neish Plateau, head up snow slopes to the col between the high
and low peaks. The Low Peak is now accessible, but from here the high peak is somewhat more
difficult, on loose rock.
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IL | From Ice Lake | 2- |
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Up the Mawson Glacier to the Divide pass at 2250 metres, then continuing over White Pyramid
and the South Ridge. This climb was done in good spring snow conditions as a three-day
Labour Weekend trip from Wellington ; attempts en route to hop ice floes along the lake edge
failed, with a dunking for one party member.
John Nankervis, Phil Grover, Phil Castle, Dean Stotter, Oct 1980
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Attribution:
Alex Palman, Yvonne Cook and Geoff Spearpoint,
in association with the Canterbury Mountaineering Club
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