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Mt Euclid

Type
Altitude
1450m
Part of

A stunning granite peak in the Paparoa Ranges. The South Face of Mt Euclid has a huge amount of rock climbing potential. Many routes are possible on the 250 metres high vertical face. The rock type is granite, featured with great friction and many quartz veins for holds. Protection is good in general, but most placements require some excavation of vegetation.

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Lat/lon
POINT (171.5959361 -41.96060857)
Topo50
BS20 836 536
Access

Best approach is via an unmarked track off of a logging skid by the Little Totara River (See topo). Access to base of track is possible with 4wd or take a mountain bike ~10km. The track is roughly flagged up to Mt Fleming then traverse around to the south face of Euclid. Many potential bivvy rocks with small tarns dotted around the basin, or good camping next to the lake.

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Places

Type Name
Face South Face

Routes

Reference Title Grade Length Pro Quality Operations
EG Euclidean Geometry 19 240m
2.01

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Comments
Hogy268

Hi how long did it take to get to mt fleming from skid site Thanks

Mon, 20/04/2015 - 19:07 Permalink
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