Routes as sport in Murihiku / Southland

Left and up from the top of the rungs. Shares the first 2 bolts of JTB.

From top of the rungs climb rightwards to the CN belay.

Slab left of rungs.

Left-facing corner and prow above the belay. This route has it all, pockets underclings, lay-backing and crimps! Now fully bolted, with permadraws.

From the top of the access rungs head left, but don't continue on undercling as for JTB. Instead head up past up a seam to the left end of the Chill-Out ledge. Several bulges and a steep finish. Fully bolted as of 2016.

P1: Bolts, wires, CD’s to #3.5. Climb the tree past three bolts and into the left-facing corner, or if wet use rungs. Follow the corner system then trend left on a black slab and then up towards a prominent nose. Underclings lead across the slab and underneath the nose to a bolt belay.

P2: The corner above, move right, then up past two bolts to a ledge. A right facing corner leads to the Chill-Out Ledge.

P3: From left-hand belay on Chill-Out Ledge, traverse left past three bolts, moving up at the third to a shallow corner. Continue on wires ‘til another bolt indicates an exposed traverse left to belay.

P4: The bolted wall above and left, good holds lead eventually lead to some tough slopers. Belay out left.

Starts from the bottom of the big orange streak. After reaching the break, exciting moves on fictional footholds lead to a glory jug at the anchors.

Start under the roof, and go R-wards finishing out the RhSide of the roof.

Be aware of the potential ground fall.

Technical smear test piece. Up the pockets to a steep slab. incorporating smears, small holds, and superb balancing moves.

Backside of ‘Top Hat’ starting beneath the archway. Crank hard on big holds to reach the top. Dynos are optional.

A beautiful climb of its grade. Incorporates a smeary bottom section which leads to lovely pockets.

30m if starting from the top of the fixed line, 35m from the ground. First bolt is slightly higher than comfortable.

Nice slab climb with steeper section at top

Slab with steeper last section

Slab with nice little crux in the middle

Easy slab climb

Begins on ledge just left of the top of pitch 1 of SD. Climb the groove through a series of bulges to the top of SD. You'll be stuffed when you reach the top!

Right of Solitude. The names are nicely written on the rock.

traverse left through difficult smears and 3 bolts. place a #4 cam and continue up a easy but runout slab to the top.

Climb the line through the middle of the face, bridging through the bulge.

Climb the arête to the right of the face. Take a #2.5 cam to protect to the first bolt.

A steep route to the left of the Kingston Flyer, can be linked with the KF at about grade 22.

Opposite Never Say Nevis Again, a short bouldery route

From part way up the second pitch of Rua Tahi, head right to the anchor of Tantalus.

Start up Rua Tahi but ever right through steep crux.

Left side of cave.

Right side of cave on steep terrain, then traverse left on lip.

Starts from right side of cave, up steep section and onto head wall.

Start up Xerxes, then straight up to join Hey Zues.