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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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The Prow Adventureland | |||||
16 | ★★ Magical Leopluridon
Some tricky placements and runouts, leader should be solid at the grade. Bridge up chimney to stance below small rooflet. Charge up crack to the left on fun pockets with reasonable gear. A short but unprotected traverse gains the TB above OAB. FA: Dan Lukis & Dan Roe, 2008 | 22m | |||
16 R | Magical Leopluridon VF
As for ML, but instead of traversing to tree continue straight up on imaginary gear to poor trad belay at base of large overhang. Either downclimb left to TB or sacrifice gear and rap. Not recommended. FA: Dan Lukis & Dan Roe, 2008 | 10m | |||
11 | ★★ On a Bridge
Approach ridge meets the cliff here. Stylish bridging up chimney with great pockets and solid gear. When chimney ends step right onto face with no pro but easily up to TB. Great fun! FA: Dan Lukis & Dan Roe, 2008 | 20m | |||
12 | Were On An Adventure Charlie P1
Up easy chimney until it narrows at half height. Either thrutch directly up chimney or step out and bridge up to large tree. No gear for the last 9m. TB FA: Dan Lukis & Dan Roe, 2008 | 20m | |||
18 X | Were On An Adventure Charlie P2
Only the very sick and twisted would repeat this pitch. Ramble up mank to the base of overhanging corner. Tricky bridging, exposure and suspect gear on loose and rotten rock gets the heart racing. Bowel-quiverring moves through the crux gains an extremely loose and dirty ledge. Very carefully up dirt and loose rocks to large TB. Scary stuff!! FA: Dan Lukis & Dan Roe, 2008 | 25m, 2 | |||
The Meadows on Fire
Right side of shattered arete. Start: About 50m left of WOAAC. Right side of shattered arete. | 16m | ||||
No More Microwaves Please
Named after a failed and dramatic onsight attempt. Start: About 50m left of WOAAC. Left side of shattered arete. | 16m | ||||
11 | We're On A Bridge
Stylish bridging up lift shaft with great pockets and solid gear. Head right at the top and run it out a little over easy terrain to tree belay. Great fun! Start: Where the approach ridge meets the cliff. FA: Dan Lukis & Dan Roe, 2008 | 20m | |||
The Prow Forecastle Barnacles | |||||
14 | ★ Acorn Barnacle
Up the arete and traverse across to the large corner to rap off large spike or large tree Set: Adrian Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 FFA: Alexander Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 FA: Alexander Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 | 12m | |||
14 | Goose Barnacle
Dirty and loose Set: Adrian Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 FFA: Adrian Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 FA: Alexander Xavier & Adrian Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 | 15m | |||
15 | Watch for loose barnacles
Lots of loose rock in this crack, then fight with the brush for the rest of the way Set: Adrian Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 FFA: Adrian Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 FA: Alexander Xavier & Adrian Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 | 25m | |||
19 | Cyprid
The line between Nauplius and WFLB, straight up to TB above the overhang Set: Alexander Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 FFA: Alexander Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 FA: Alexander Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 | 12m | |||
13 | Nauplius
Follow the obvious crack around the left of the overhang and up to TB Set: Alexander Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 FFA: Alexander Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 FA: Alexander Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 | 12m | |||
6 | Bilge Pipe
Just the quickest and easiest way to get to a nice spot above the Barnacles. FFA: Adrian Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 FA: Alexander Xavier & Adrian Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 | 12m | |||
The Prow Forecastle Starboard Hull | |||||
16 | Sailor
Set: Adrian Xavier | 85m | |||
11 | ★ Little Sailor
Start at the smaller crack left of Sailor. Up to the small ledge and rap off tree. Set: Alexander Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 FFA: Alexander Xavier & Christine Larsen, 27 Jan 2019 FA: Alexander Xavier, 27 Jan 2019 | 15m | |||
12 | Topside Pt1
An easy up to the Gunwale or rap back down off trees at 30m FFA: Adrian Xavier, 26 Jan 2019 FA: Adrian Xavier & Alexander Xavier, 26 Jan 2019 | 30m | |||
The Prow Forecastle Gunwale | |||||
14 | ★ Topside Pt2
Scramble directly up to the face after climbing Topside Pt1 and attack the large crack FFA: Adrian Xavier & Alexander Xavier, 26 Jan 2019 FA: Adrian Xavier & Alexander Xavier, 26 Jan 2019 | 30m | |||
The Funnel | |||||
9 | Hanging Gardens
Start: From the Western end, walk about 60ft along the South face. Start on the right side of the patch of broken rock.
FA: John Tillack & N. Eberhardt | 99m, 3 | |||
10 | The Flake Route
FA: Robert Waring & Kemp Fowler, 1950 | 55m | |||
10 | Reptile
FA: Bill Peascod, Neill Lamb & Donn Groom, 1956 | 68m, 4 | |||
10 | Reptile's Tail
FA: Donn Groom & Bob Fick, 1966 | 37m, 2 | |||
14 R | Flake Route
Start: About 100 yards from the Eastern end of the funnel on the North face. Foot of a large yellow-brown flake below similarly colored overhang.
FA: Bob Waring & Kemp Fowler, 1950 | 58m, 3 | |||
The Mast | |||||
7 R | Jericho
Named so because it would all collapse on a single trumpet note. Start: Climb the Pinnacle and walk to the Western end of the summit ridge. Rap a short distance until you can swing the void to the Mast and clamber onto it.
FA: Ted Cais & Les Hicks, 1966 | 80m, 3 | |||
9 | Standard Route
Start: From the Western end about 30 meters along the Southern face is a chimney/gully.
FA: Bob Waring & Jon Stephenson, 1950 | 110m, 4 | |||
11 | North Face
FA: J. Comino & R. Waring, 1952 | 57m, 2 | |||
The Pinnacle | |||||
10 R | North Face
FA: J. Comino & R.Waring | 56m, 2 |
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