Routes in Murihiku / Southland

Easy slab climb

Slab with nice little crux in the middle

Slab with steeper last section

Nice slab climb with steeper section at top

Slab, some great and positive holds

Pitch1:15m, Pitch2:16m, Pitch3:40m, Pitch4:30, Pitch5:20m, Pitch6:25m, Pitch7:50m, Pitch8:35m, Pitch9:35m, Pitch10:20m, Pitch11:50m, Pitch12:35m, Pitch13:32m, Pitch14:40m, Pitch15:37m, Pitch16:27m, Pitch17:30m, Pitch18:22m, Pitch19:30m, Pitch20:40m, Pitch21:37m, Pitch22:20m

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

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

Left side of cave.

Bulge right of Hell Boy.

Head up layback and onto face.

Climb as for Man of Substances but finish at the anchor on the bulge.

Follows weakness then onto head wall.

Up slab to series of small roofs.

Extension to Moses.

Overhanging left leaning crack line.

Start as per ITP then head right after the roof to link 2 bolts then into Jugular

Climb slab until the roof. Follow chalked up weakness through the rock, then diagonally left to anchors.

The original line of the crag. Same start as ITP then straight up into hard boulder and top of Xena,

Extension of ITP. From anchors, left up vague ramp.

Extension to Hercules. Continue straight up through roof.

Extension of Hercules, left of Xena.

Start from tree on top of slab. Up whit steak rock. Join ITP.

Right diagonal weakness.

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

Start up Rua Tahi but ever right through steep crux.

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

Extend or unclip from the top of Rua Tahi, step right to the bolt you can see, then head north on small edges then jugs and over a bulge.

The awesome headwall above the ring bolt on Bish Bosh Bash. Finishes at the cold shuts.

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

Top pitch of Little Lucifer.

Far left of the crag. Bouldery moves lead to a ring bolt belay and extension.

Start as for Requiem, then straight up to anchor.

Starts just right of Fuel, finishes up the last bolt of Katalepsis.

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.

A few tricky moves lead up to the break, followed by a traverse requiring an unlikely sequence. From here finish up the crux of TWOB, exciting moves on fictional footholds lead to a glory jug at the anchors.

Pitch above Euphrates.

Weave up the white wall to the break.

Right of Fire.

Starts from the top of The Obvious Weakness.

Starts left of the top of The Obvious Weakness.

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

Variation to second pitch of Nature's Melody. Follow right-tending groove after third bolt.

Start on a ledge with a large block hanging above, 10m left of Birdsong. Place cams up to first bolt.

Start from the first bolt along the ledge.

Climb to the third bolt of Tufa Dub, then move right along the break.

Begins halfway up first pitch of Leftism at the belay on the ledge. Follow the line of bolts directly up.

Begins halfway up first pitch of Leftism at the belay on the ledge. Climb left to the first of 6 bolts through a small roof.

Starts from the top of the first pitch of Leftism.

Great climbing in a fabulous position. Has had rave reviews by repeat ascensionists, according to the first ascensionists. Many bolts + some trad. Bring a small supplementary single rack. 2 x 50m ropes required. If accessed from below, from the rock apron scramble to the solar panel, down and across to the exposed arete. Scramble up arete and find track through scrub. The hotel-sized rock is passed via fixed ropes on the right. The track continues to bolts marking the start of the route. If accessed from above, the top abseil rings can be found at the highest point of the wall.

Amazing adventure up the leading edge of Copper Point. The last 2 pitches are shared with Siren's Call

Direct finish of Ta Moko