Ascents in Sentinel Range

first two pitches are mega classic, few r outs can be protected with a healthy set of cams (which we didn't have)

Really great adventure. Rock and climbing was better than I expected. Baked in the sun most of the day. Make sure to take plenty of water. Took double rack from black Totem to #1, extra #0.3, single #2 & #3, hex's, nuts and found this to be almost perfect. Plenty of slings. Maybe just the way I did it, but the bit off the first big ledge felt pretty spicy for a 14.

Amazing. Climbing up glorious slabs with a view to all of the southwest. Innumerable spires and peaks all around a great pillar of somewhat loose rock that hides great climbing. Considerable amount of very easy terrain that was soloed between 3 distinct headwalls. Not as overall good as Rysavy but better climbing. About 14 if avoiding extreme steep bushwalking. 4 or so hours to the top. gear ok, beware loose and hollow blocks.

What an epic. Massive day out. About 7 or 8 pitches of actual climbing in total. Swinging leads the entire time. There's a fair bit of gross bushwacking/climbing in-between the slabs. Lots of great rock and lots of suspect rock. Micro cams were super useful. Not a good climb for a beginner leaders due to some large runouts in areas where gear is sparse.

Three person simul ! Epic location good fun day out

Great alpine climb, done in three pitches as a three person simul. Me leading and placing gear, found a BD number 4 nut, lost a dmm dragonfly. Not a fair trade.

Skipped the final pitch by walking off to the right at the false summits.

First two pitches are good and fun. First pitch bit tricky start, sunny hot day

Guiding to Nigel

Stunning position. Some excellent climbing too with only a moderate amount of shrubbery.

A fun day out in a wild place.

awesome. surprisingly good rock for most of it. probably did more like 350m of climbing

Looking to climb this just after Christmas!

A great wilderness climb that you do not have to die for