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1 | 13 | 16m |
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Left most route. Start by angling left above two kanuka, up steepening and
continue up near left edge of the slab. DBA.
John Hammond 2011
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2 | 13 | 16m |
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Shares first bolt of Route 1, then straight up middle of slab. DBA.
John Hammond 2011
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3 | 14 | 14m |
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Start on raised platform right of the kanuka. A steeper start up cracks leads to
slabby climbing up the right edge of the face. DBA.
John Hammond 2011
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4 | 15 | 26m |
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From the base of the pillar giving access onto the face, straight up through a
lower overlap with the crux met in the overlap near the top. Rope rub may make
it prudent to abseil off these last two routes. DBA.
Russell Braddock / John Hammond 2009
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5 | 16 | 26m |
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Same start as Route 4 but step right onto the arête and climb the lower
overlap near the edge. The crux lies in climbing the short wall near the top. A bit
lichenous but it does not detract from a fun route. The abseil will leave you free
hanging in a couple of places. DBA.
Russell Braddock / John Hammond 2009
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