This is a long, narrow gully with quite a lot of vegetation. There is some good climbing at the entrance but it is also worth checking out the climbs at the top.
Routes
| Reference | Title | Grade | Length | Pro | Quality | Operations |
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| KF | KFKingston Flyer, 19 | 19 | 24m | 7 |
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This is an outstanding line at the entrance to Bunny Gully. Smear up the slab with intermittent pockets. Finish straight up the small prow. An alternative finish is to head left up the exposed arete. |
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| NN | NNNever Say Nevis Again, 16 | 16 | 22m | 8 |
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Climb the long slab with stealthy moves between rests. An alternative finish is to head left for the top half at roughly the same grade. |
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| Johnny Walker Wisdom, 17 | 17 | 22m | 7 |
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Climb the slab just left of the vegetation. Sustained smearing and hand holds appear just when you need them. |
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| Ron Burgundy, 16 | 16 | 10m | 2 |
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Opposite Never Say Nevis Again is a small route with bouldery moves. |
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| Suicide Bunny, 21 | 21 | 13m | 3 |
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Found up near the head of Bunny Gully (which involves a bit of a scramble) on a streaked, south-facing wall. Ascend the yellow rock through to jugs, the climb up the steep section. Traverse left along pockets to the dastardly mantle. The single belay bolt is 3m back and can be backed up with a long sling. |
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