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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | Crag | |
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V5 | ★★ Momen-Tea-Tree Lapse of Reason
Stand start by the black streak with hands matched on the "good" undercling. Pull off the ground and throw to the good jug on the left edge of the arete, just by the corner. Pull up, mantle and run up the whole arete to the top. This quality line was a standing project for a LONG time... it was finally sent when all previous beta was forgotten about and nothing but a good honest "ompff" was used FA: Matt Natti | Ashurst Bouldering | |||
V8 | ★★ Soggy Sock
Sit start on some slopy edges at the base of the prow in the middle of the overhang. Bump left hand to another slopy edge then bring RH to an average undercling, slap up to a sloper and mount the bulge. Beta vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Syw7wAQbUt4 FA: Charlie Birch | Ashurst Bouldering | |||
V5 | ★ Clean Slate
Up the hill from the Slow Dancing boulder is a small very overhung face, in the middle of the face towards the back is a decent edge, start matched on this, one powerful move to the lip and then mantle FA: Charlie Birch | Lynn Hill Bouldering | |||
V6/7 | ★★ Squeezing Lemons
Up the hill behind the big tree, is a lovely compression problem, start on a narrow pinch and a dish, slap up to the slopey shelf, drop into another slope on the face and rock up to a good hold it the top of the crack, mantle and finish up the easy top. Would be a 3 star line if the rock quality was a tad better. FA: Charlie Birch | Lynn Hill Bouldering | |||
V2/3 | ★ Nathen's Nasty Arete
LOW sit start by the left edge using bad holds and a miserable toe under the "roof." Pop your left hand up to a gaston, then roll up to a good hold higher up. Finish straight up the (VE) slab. FA: Nathen Tierney | Ashurst Bouldering | |||
V7 | ★ Keeping in Contact
opposite the first slab you come to up the hill is a smallish boulder with 2 nice problems starting on underclings, Start on the right side on the flat rail undedrcling from a crouch start. Make a hard stab to a pinchy side pull then double take to a crisp gaston crimp, and continue upto the jug. FA: Charlie Birch | Lynn Hill Bouldering | |||
V1 | ★ Searching for a safer hobbie
Somewhat of a direct start for "x-it," stand start just to the right of "x-it" on 2 crimps. Pull up and grab for the slopey right hand hold. Finish same as "x-it." FA: 2006 | Ashurst Bouldering | |||
V3/4 | Pint Size
Directly opposite the 'Slow Dancing' boulder is a smaller boulder with 2 decent lines, Sit start in the middle of the face on the slopey rail. Via a small crimp slap to the jug and mantle | Lynn Hill Bouldering | |||
V3 | ★★ Jetlagged
Starting at the big "x" made up of 2 crossing crack/ rails on the right side of the boulder from a crouching start, pop up to a good jug then head up and left to a gaston, a good rail and then the sloper/ jug on the low portion of the arete. Pull up by the tree and exit off left. This climb was sent 4 hours after getting off a 36 hour plane ride (including lay overs) from Boston, Massachusetts.... USA! After SOOO much sitting, sending a few lines was DEFINITELY in order. FA: Matt Natti | Ashurst Bouldering | |||
VB | ★ X-it Stage Right
Stand start at the "x" as for "JL" and "Sp," pull up to the big jug and head right with good feet. Finish standing on the small detatched boulder on the right. FA: Matt Natti, 2006 | Ashurst Bouldering | |||
V0 | ★ Slab 1
The first slab up the hill, start on a right hand side pull and the arete. | Lynn Hill Bouldering | |||
V5 | ★★ Land Slide
Sit start under the low roof on the big undercling, pull up to some edges then slap right to a sloper, match and throw to the jug on the prow. hold the swing and finish up the slab. FA: Charlie Birch | Ashurst Bouldering | |||
V5 | ★★ Jetlagged SS
Sit Start for jetlagged. start sitting with left hand down low on a mono, right on a decent flat hold at the bottom of the crack, slap up to the X then move up to the big jug and exit as 'Jetlagged' or direct. FA: Charlie Birch | Ashurst Bouldering | |||
V9 | ★★ Slow Dancing
Strating low and too the right on a slopy ball feature, traverse left along edges too the middle of the wall and the start of 'Peter Rabbit' finish up that problem. FA: Charlie Birch | Lynn Hill Bouldering | |||
V4 | ★ Losing Contact
Sit start just to the right of Keeping in Contact on a nice incut undercling, stab to the good slot, get the pocket and head straight up. | Lynn Hill Bouldering | |||
V5 | ★★ Peter Rabbit
Starting in the middle of the slightly overhanging face on a big slopey blob, delicately head up to some slopey edges and then stab for a crimp, move to the juggy rail, then throw up to the slopey jug and battle the grassy top out FA: Charlie Birch | Lynn Hill Bouldering | |||
VB | ★ Walk in the Park
Starting from just left of the true arete, step onto the main face and walk up diagonally right on slopey holds, following the angle of the rock. This is a no hands climb and the crux is just keeping your balance so ONLY your feet touch as you walk up (no leg smears!). | Ashurst Bouldering | |||
V3 | Sunnies
Sit start using the 2 good crimps on either side of the bulgy arete/ low roof, just left of the center line of the boulder. Pull up and pop to a right hand sloper, then up to a BIG jug on the left. mantle the bulge and either finish up the face or just walk off left. FA: Nathen Tierney, 2006 | Ashurst Bouldering | |||
V2 | Maud
Start standing in between "Sunnies" and "Momen-Tea-Tree Lapse of Reason" with the left hand on the slopey edge and the right on the undercling of "MTTLR." Toss up to the "MTTLR" jug with the Manawatu Boulders Guide - 3 www.freeclimb.co.nz. Number One, for up to date Rocking Climbing Information. right, pull up and exit left. A HARD sit start is currently in the works and is open to anyone to try. FA: Nathen Tierney, 2006 | Ashurst Bouldering | |||
V3 | Game On
Practically a laydown start, use two bad slopers and a right heal hook to pull your arse off the ground and creep your fingers up to a somewhat positive rail which always seems JUST out of reach. Once you've pulled up from that, finish up the (VM) slab above or just jump down. FA: LyallJellyman | Ashurst Bouldering | |||
VB | Charlie's Arete
Sit star in the corner formed by tea tree boulder and the detatched, smaller boulder. Climb up the short, sharp, lay-back arete. FA: Matt Natti, 2006 | Ashurst Bouldering | |||
V4 | Half Size
On the same boulder as 'Pint Size' start from sitting on the right arete and head up | Lynn Hill Bouldering | |||
V3/4 | ★ Jetlagged Direct
Jetlagged Direct Sit start just right of "MTTLR" foot hold on a good crimp and a BIG jug. Head straight up to a good sloper, a pocket and then the "Jetlagged" gaston. Pull up to the next good rail of "JL" then finish above the tea tree on the left arete. FA: Matt Natti | Ashurst Bouldering | |||
Dark Side
On the far right of the boulder, climb the steepest part of the wall starting on the same holds as Slow Dancing. | Lynn Hill Bouldering | ||||
V0 | ★ Snagglepuss
Stand start at the "x" and head straight up on good holds. There is one delicate move at about 2/3rd height. This climb is technically fairly easy, but it definitely has a fear factor due to the fall potential. It is recommended to have a few spotters and at least 3 pads! FA: Matt Natti | Ashurst Bouldering | |||
V1 | Slab 1 right
Slab 1 but without the arete | Lynn Hill Bouldering | |||
Slab 2
Just to the left and slightly up from Slab 1, walk your way up the middle of the face | Lynn Hill Bouldering |
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