Cliff Guide for First Wall
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Table of contents
- 1. First Wall 10 in Cliff
- 2. Index by grade
1. First Wall 10 routes in Cliff
- Summary:
- All Boulder
- Description:© (Atrax)
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Short, fingery problems, some sharp.
- Approach:© (Atrax)
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Immediately left of the steps as you enter the crag
- Ethic: inherited from North Shore
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| Route | Grade | Style | Popularity | Selected ascents | ||||
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| 1 |
1
nondescript | V0 | 4m |
JJ 8 years ago
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| 2 |
2 - Tunnel expedition
Not so much a boulder problem as a dirty grovel under the arete | V0 |
Daniel da Silva 8 years ago
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| 3 |
3
Narrow line up the right of the arete. | V5 | 4m | |||||
| 4 |
 Ralph's Arete
Easiest line up the arete, started using the incut pocket | V4 | 4m |
Ben Jenga 12 months agoJenny Lin 6 years ago
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| 5 |
Ralph's Arete (sit start)
| V5 | 4m |
D Parsons 8 years ago
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| 6 |
5
Right hand in the incut pocket, straight up. | V2 | 4m |
John Thirlwell 3 years agoJJ 8 years ago
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| 7 |
6
Left hand on an ironstone crimp in the centre. Right to an obvious incut pocket and up | V3 | 4m |
D Parsons 8 years ago
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| 8 |
7
Right hand on the incut crimp, grab small sidepull for left and desperately up | V5 | 4m | |||||
| 9 |
8
Just right of the tree. Grab two small crimps and crank on up | V4 | 4m | |||||
| 10 |
9
Start as for problem #8, on the edges. traverse right into the start of problem #5 and up. | V4 | 4m |
Guy Koller 8 years agoD Parsons 10 years ago
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2. Index by grade
| Grade | 
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Stars | Name | Style |
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| V0 | 1 | 4m | ||
| 2 - Tunnel expedition | ||||
| V2 | 5 | 4m | ||
| V3 | 6 | 4m | ||
| V4 | 8 | 4m | ||
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9 | 4m | ||
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Ralph's Arete | 4m | ||
| V5 | 3 | 4m | ||
| 7 | 4m | |||
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Ralph's Arete (sit start) | 4m |