Routes as boulder in New Zealand

Start as DU Hast and finish on the plate.

Start on the plate and finish as Franks Route.

No 90 in 2009 Guide

No 83 in 2003 Guide (map 2)

Afternoon sun in winter

Sit start from furthest right in the dark low corner, (or from the nearest dry holds if it is wet), follow the weakness which passes the big juggy plate and around the bulge into the grotty dark corner above the stream.

Sit start. Jugs follow left.

Campus for a V3.

Very Polished. Has a bolt at the top. Walk off from the back.

Called 'Dwarf Toss' due to the high starting hold (jump start for many).

Delicate rock-over to balancy mantle.

Up left arete.

Distinctive crack to blank face.

Start on the big jug and climb the rest.

Sit start on obvious crimpers. Move upwards to obvious jugs and topout.

Cheat-stone makes it easier, while pulling off a right heelhook is more exciting.

Starts from the obvious undercling and follows runnels on bulge to topout.

Jugs on left are eliminated.

Start as for Du Hast but take the lower line on small slopers around the first corner. Leave this line before the juggy plate and drop on into the two small blobs. Reach or lunge all the way under the overhang, then clamp your way to reach and finish at the sloping break of Du Hast. Perhaps on the stiff side of the grade, but a great send.

Cruxy sequency up crack, tend left at finish.

Jump for a sharp juggy flake. Shorter climbers may struggle.

Big move from small and sharp pocks. On the totem pole sticking out from the main karst.

Take the rounded arete left of 'Lung Dyno' to a slightly committing mantle.

No 89 in 2009 Guide

No 84 in 2003 Guide (map 2)

Same start as Standing Ovation, taking the big sidepull, but uses handholds in the vertical crack only. Finishes on the same jugs.

Up left arete

Big moves up the arete.

Start on the hole while smearing and rock-over.

Sit-start and go up good edges to easy topout. Good warmup.

Low traverse then up right arete

sit-start to Twin Atrêtes, spanning between right arête & chunky jug

Overhanging jugs on the far left.

Climb the flowstone to crack. Taller people can reach lefthand jug when standing on the flowstone. Topout and descend via cave.

"Hop On" from the adjacent rock and follow the jugs.

Start with two pinchy holds (two chalky holds in the first photo above) and throw your left heel to the top, find your way to the plate and finish via Franks Better Half.

Trend to left arete.

Start on overhanging groove and use good holds and out right

Grade: V2 CCH15

Sit start on two side pulls, right hand to crimp, and top out. Avoid using the arete

Climb up to the first bolt on Lunar Leopard.

Start as for the Jug Left and finish straight up using a sloping dish. Right arete jugs are out.

Sit start

Evident crack on the right-hand side of the roof.

G.VM

Dyno between big pockets (Stand Start)

Hop-start to jug

Traverse right to left. Start at shelf by grey intrusion

Site start in pockets

Great arête

Sit start and up the crack/flake.

The classic Baring Head problem. Straight up the middle of Split Apple. Can be done as a dyno raising the difficulty to V3. From the central jug, high feet, then dyno to the top.

Buckets. Grade:VM