Ascents in Mount Wellington as various tick types as sport by Cameron Semple

Tidied up the first pitch.

Great fun the whole way. Awesome climb for the first day of summer. Lead first and third. First onsight at the grade.

We were running short on time so rapped across to the start of the second pitch from the Peregrine first pitch anchor. The intention was for me to lead, but I wasn’t comfortable with the moves up to the second bolt directly above the belayer, so Martin took over. Pretty sustained and technical moves for the grade, but great climb.

Really nice, varied climbing.

Super fun

Onsight on the first pitch. Second pitch is awesome. Hard crux!

Awesome. Lead next time I think.

Really like this route. Quite Frog like movement. Loose block is now gone. One of the anchor bolt nuts is loose and a few spinning hangers along the way.

First pitch only. Pumpier than I remembered.

Really good moves and positions.

Also a bit weird. Maybe a more consistent climb at around 15 if you skip the bolt out to the left and climb closer to the corner near the top.

Bit meh

Nice climbing. Tricky finding some of the holds.

Nice technical laybacking and face climbing.

Hard for 16. Tall person bolting. Bit weird.

Sustained little number. Bit awkward. Did lots of tall person moves.

Little after work session as the sun set. This was a fun little route. Thought it was better than Three Stooges.

Really cool little climb.

Great warmup for this awesome little sport climbing area.

Woo! First pitch was one of my goals for the season. Crimpy bit up to the ledge was still iffy but kind of did a semi dynamic lean move(tm) to grab the ledge. The rest of it all felt harder than expected, but mainly just a cardio workout and concentrating on no silly falls.

Just the first pitch. Really good. Used a black totem up the top.

Nice route. Some spinning hangers on the second pitch.