Borland Saddle Faces is the 3/4 faces that can be seen to the southeast from Borland Saddle.
Fiordland National Park. Walk approximately 15 minutes up Borland Saddle track. Head to the top of the first face for abseil rings.
Routes
| Reference | Title | Grade | Length | Pro | Quality | Alert | Operations |
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| Stoat Trappers, 16 | 16 | 24m | 6  |
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1x 2 metolius required at top of crag |
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| Working Class, 19 | 19 | 17m | 5 |
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| Wood cutters, 20 | 20 | 15m | 3 |
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DBA bottom half of this climb now bolted. third climb from right side of wall. Small roof to climb around. |
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| Welcome... This Is Rockclimbing, 17 | 17 | 30m | |
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Trad climb on next wall down and left of existing routes (shortly right of the first gully/ trickle). At the lower/ left end of the wall, where the base is flattest, head up some intermittent cracks and commit to less obvious ground above. Some doubt, some dirt. Route has only been cleaned on lead; long black fur( à la telecom tower/cuz it's fuzzy) increases with height. Gear belay at a stance shortly below the top, on the low-angle arete between wall and gully (easy to scramble off to top from here). Length and grade...anyone's guess.
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