Routes in Ngā Kohatu Whakarakaraka o Tamatea Pōkai Whenua / The Port Hills for selected grade

Move straight up to the third bolt then move right before finishing.

Single bolt anchor. Significant earthquake damage/ choss at the top. Dangerous.

Start with left hand on side pull and right hand on V cut.

SS on the good slopper then head straight up.

Sit start on LH sidepull pinch, RH diagonal edge, with a right heel hook. Slap up the arête, topping out at the highest point (a full 2m!). Avoiding the dab is the crux.

Sit start matched on the big jug, feet in tiny cave. If you feel like working a lil harder don't use the arete.

Sit start on the lowest of the edges on the obtuse arête. Build your hands then head for the top.

Start on the right arete traverse to the left side arete and top out.

Traverse right to left. Start at shelf by grey intrusion

Slab side of Beefcake Boulder. Sitstart right hand crimp, left undercling, follow vertical crack to topout

Same start as Crack and Slab, follow horizontal crack to obvious hold, top out using arete

Start as for Kingfisher and move right on to the slab below the overhang.

Bolted line right of Hippocratic Oaf.

Three bolts up the arete, and another one when merging with Hebe Jebe. No anchors, the suggestion is to use the anchors for Hebe Jebe.

Just right of Top Shelf. Climb through the small roof on to the wall, then finish as for Top Shelf.

Start on top of the yellow lichen-covered boulder. Pull over the roof (second bolt to the right) and up to a detached book-like flake. Finish up the easier groove above.

At last, a 20 with bite - borderline 21. Direct route up the undercut arête. Committing moves with hard pulls to the second bolt, then easier to the top. Four bolts and a lowering bolt

A couple of metres right is this nice route up a steepening wall and over a small bulge near the top. Four bolts, chain link anchors just over the lip. .

Two metres right is a line of six bolts (top one hidden) up a straightforward wall to a small roof and into a groove. Excellent climbing - easy to the fourth bolt, then technical moves to the top. Abseil anchors slightly rightwards.

Hard pulling to get through the roof, joining Endless Summer after the third bolt.

Start immediately to the right of the earthquake scar. A technical face leads to steeper terrain higher up.

Destroyed during the earthquakes.

Destroyed during the earthquakes.

The climb has sustained earthquake damage at the top.

Optional nut placement before 1st bolt. Otherwise, strenuous and technical climbing to second bolt where it eases off.

Avoid using the crack and climb the face directly past the bolts to the juggy finish.

Nice face climbing on small holds.

Short steep jug hauling at the far left of the Surgical Strike Wall. Basically a highball boulder problem.

Damaged during the earthquakes.