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| FS | From the South | 1- |
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The Tusk is easily approached along the ridge from Raged Peak and the Reid–Stag Creek forks.
W Ridland, B H Mason, December 1935
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| Dickie Ridge | 1+ |
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This long ridge can be traversed from Dickie Spur Hut to the Tusk but the rock is loose, there
are pinnacles to negotiate and parts of the ridge are quite exposed
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| From Top Tuke Hut | 1+ |
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Head up valley from the hut and take the true-left lower fork that is closest to the 1020-metre
contour. With snow in the gully, this offers reasonable travel to near Dickie Ridge, when access
to the gentler upper snow slopes can be gained.
Ted Brennan, Clair Healing, Dicey Davidson, February 2004
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Attribution:
Yvonne Cook and Geoff Spearpoint,
in association with the Canterbury Mountaineering Club
