Showing all 22 routes.
Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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19/20 | ★ Out On A Limb
FA: John Birch, 1990 | 18m, 5 | |||
17 | ★★ The Environment Centre Bites The Dust
Boulder up the juggy wall & faint corner to ledge and corner crack. Crux near the top. Move left at the top. Double bolt belay. Good pro. FA: Joe Arts, 1983 | 18m | |||
18/19 | White Lies
starts as for the trad route Envirnment centre, then out to 2 spaced bolts with maybe some supplemental gear. FA: John Barnes, 1988 | 18m, 2 | |||
21 | Into The Trees
Direct start into White Lies, toprope by preclipping first bolt, or else solo/boulder? up to it, possibly place some gear to the right, but why bother FA: Ton Snelder, 1990 | 18m, 2 | |||
20 | ★ Suppressed Personalities
Trad route starts with good holds up the overhang and plenty of solid gear. Above, the angle eases. There is a manky old rusty pin and some questionable other gear on the top half, but the difficulty eases substantially FA: Joe Arts, 1983 | 20m | |||
23 | Delicia
FA: Athol Whimp, 1990 | 20m, 1 | |||
27 | Prize Fighter
Starts just left of Leaning Wall, on big holds to the first bolt. A fierce crux presents itself immediately off of the ledge, then eases to a juggy ramble. Join Leaning Wall above the last bolt. FFA: Owen Davies Set: Tony Burrell | 18m, 8 | |||
21 | ★★ Leaning Wall
Climb onto ledge then onto block, then ascend the steep featured wall, to the left of the vegetated crack. FA: Tony Burnell, 2013 | 20m, 7 | |||
19 | ★ Carbon Neutral
FA: Grant Piper, 2013 | 20m, 7 | |||
25 | ★★ Pulling on Pinches
Bouldery moves through the overhang to the right of Carbon Neutral. Above the roof, carry on up the arête. FA: Tony Burrell, 2013 | 20m, 8 | |||
24 | Spoonerism
FA: Tony Burnell, 1997 | 20m, 8 | |||
AID:A1 | Christchurch Disco
FA: Roger Parkyn, 1988 | ||||
23 | Smash Palace
FA: Joe Arts, 1985 | 23m, 2 | |||
24 | Acid Drop
FA: Andy Milne & 1994, 1994 | 20m, 4 | |||
25 | ★★★ Rage Sur La Plage
Fierce crimping up the face of the overhanging pillar shaped wall. Small incuts past the first bolt to a rest out left and a trad placement, then up three more bolts on the headwall. FA: Dave Fearnley, 1987 | 20m, 4 | |||
25 | ★★ Ground Effect
FA: Tony Burnell, 1998 | 20m, 6 | |||
25 | ★★ Effectively Ravished
Climb Ground Effect to the second bolt, then join Victim of Ravishment to finish. Possibly the hardest line on the wall, though probably not harder than Raj or Ground Effect by a full grade. | ||||
22 | ★★★ The Active Ingredient
What was once a very bold mixed line is now a fully bolted sport route. Start as for Victim, but follow the arching flake left at the 3rd bolt, the angle straight up at the 5th. FA: Roger Parkyn, 1985 | 23m, 6 | |||
22 | ★★★ Bodies
Once one of the most heads up routes around, this line has recently been retrobolted and is now a sport climb. Start up Victim but instead of breaking right at the flake, carry on straight up. Excellent, sustained movement and good rock. FA: Ton Snelder, 1985 | 23m, 7 | |||
22 | ★★★ Victim Of Ravishment
Start up the cracks and moving left as for the Active Ingredient, then move back right off the big flake to the second bolt. There is a good cam placement after the third bolt, and the angle eases, but still exciting to the top. FA: Ton Snelder, 1985 | 23m, 5 | |||
24 | ★★ Victim of Ravishment Direct Start
Start behind the horopito tree to the right of the standard start. Move up the thin wall past 2 bolts then join the standard route at the 3rd. Pumpy if you avoid the rest left of the 3rd bolt. | 6 | |||
21 | ★★ Buddies
rebolted by Tony in 2016, this is a great warm-up or a good lead for those breaking into 20 on lead. Climbs good flat holds just left of the vegetation and up into the quake scar at the top. FA: Tony Burnell, 1998 | 20m, 8 |
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