Type:
Mountain
Altitude:
2089m na
NZMS260:
I35 008 469
Topo50:
BX16 908 853 
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This rock peak can be climbed up extensive slabs from the stream below Lake Barrowman. Snow
on the slabs can be a significant avalanche hazard.
Doug Apperley, Merle Sweney, Bill Barrowman, January 1938 |
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A route on slabs from Barrowman Stream.
Roger Coombs, 1974 |
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From the South Butler Valley, head straight up a snow gully then rock east of Mt Barrowman
towards a col immediately south-east of Mt Barrowman. The last part to the col is difficult
(slabs). Above, about five pitches (the first exposed and on loose rock) lead up the ridge to the
summit.
Mike Andrews, Ross Eden, 1 February 1979 |
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Attribution:
Yvonne Cook and Geoff Spearpoint,
in association with the Canterbury Mountaineering Club
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