Routes in Te Pātaka o Rākaihautū / Banks Peninsula for selected grade

Start between the two cracks, past bolts. Then right to headwall, where a couple of wires and cams required (BD size 3 handy).

Climb the L curving corner feature which starts as a chimney and ends as a crack. DBA at the top

A climb in two parts. Start up the left-leaning crack feature past two close bolts, then pull up on to the ledge at the third bolt (crux). Up over the ledges to the crack with a bulge feature on its left. Mount the bulge erotically and continue up easy featured terrain to the Hollow Man anchor on the left.

Four bolts, with some natural gear in between. Start in right hand facing corner. Be careful of loose pillar half way up. Otherwise a good climb.

Up a cracked arete to a bolt, then some tricky face climbing. Continue up blocky terrain to gain a nice hand crack and the top. Anchor is out right on the slab.

Suffered earthquake damage

Destroyed during the earthquakes.

First protection is fairly high, but after that it's well protected. Climb up the groove 2m right of the arete, continue up the corner then through the roof.

There's a chain at the top to rap off.

A direct route between the cracks. Start as for Addendum (clip the bolt) and climb to the left of the corner, crossing the crack where it veers right and continuing up the wall to its left (pro) to meet a thin crack leading to the top.

Start in the corner and move left with fingery moves to the first bolt; then up the arête past the second bolt to good holds. Place gear and climb the right side of the crack and directly up the slab with gear in the two horizontal breaks.

Goes up the smooth prow. Start on the left and boulder up to the ledge, placing microwires left and below. Gain the ledge, with good wires in the crack. Climb on the left and place more micros above. Continue up past horizontal breaks with cams and anchor to a large block at the top. This climb is well-protected apart from the start, but expertise with microwires is required.

Slightly contrived, being squeezed into the central part of the buttress. Use the Nostalgia crack for the first piece of gear and then up to the overhang and pull through slightly left to the slab. Climb the prow directly (16, Justin Hall 2013) to a nice stance and two-bolt anchor.