Routes in Waipari

Climb up the steepest part of Pupuke boulder. Powerful moves will bring you through the roof before a well deserved top out on good holds.

Boulder start followed by fun climbing with good holds higher up. Make sure to not go too far right when starting this climb.

Crux is at the start of the route, then fun climbing once on the face right and then up to the anchor.

Climb to finishing jug on arete.

Start in the cave, move out and up to jug above head wall.

Big throws between obvious jugs.

Follow the leaning seam.

Long left leading traverse.

Up arete.

Left of arete/ 13.

Left again/ left of 14.

Traverse

Up the slabby arete.

Climb up bulge on good holds to the right of the shallow groove.

Just right of the shallow groove.

Start under the roof of the Dolmen on small holds, slap for the lip then mantle.

Stand start on left end of boulder.

Sit start to previous problem.

Traverse boulder from right to left when viewed from the east.

Up slabby face on west side of boulder.

Up the face. Right of previous route on west side of boulder.

Up the slightly bulging face on the west side of the boulder.

The original route description is as follows: 'feet must be above the seams when you start (and while climbing) Sit start, left in undercling, set up feet and go for a tight two finger pocket then move both hands to larger holds above to finish.

On the east side of the boulder.

Sit start on the left side of the roof and aim for the lip.

On the east side of the boulder.

Start as for BDJ, traverse low and right on pockets to finish with the V3 traverse. The first shelf above the start is out.

On the east side of the boulder.

Left to right traverse on the northern end of the boulder. Start left of Zulu Nation and finish at the V1.

Sit start with the left on the big edge and the right on the arete. Work your way up the sloping ramp and transition onto the face for an exciting finish. The stand start goes at the same grade. No pockets, feels like climbing granite.

Same line as Back to the Web but at the 5th draw head straight up into the head wall

The bolted arch.

Hard start up vertical wall, then over onto delicate slab. Licheny slab that has been cleaned now.

Climb the delicate arête and groove then up through the overhang.

Overhanging start on good holds to delicate slab (cleaned of lichen). Tricky moves to get to anchors after slab.

Get up thru corner onto face for great pumpy climbing to top on mostly good holds.

Traverse left to right without touching the ramp.

On the eastern side of the gully.

Climb to first bolt. On the eastern side of the gully.

Climbs the face up to the first bolt.

On the eastern side of the gully.

Climb face to first bolt

Side pull to jug.

On the eastern side of the gully.

Climb the middle of the face.

On the western side of the gully.

Straight up from sit start.

On the western side of the gully.

Traverse from left to right exiting on arete.

On the western side of the gully.

An aggressive sit start followed by long moves through the scoop.

On the western side of the gully.

Overhang and mantle.

On the western side of the gully.

Climb right hand side up arete.

On the western side of the gully.

Climb up right tending face.

On the western side of the gully.

Sit start and crank it to the lip before finishing with a mantle.

On the western side of the gully.

Left hand in big under cut pocket and the right in a good low pocket. Go straight up.

Match start in the big left hand pocket and go for the left arete.

Start with the left in a good three finger pocket and the right in a gaston.

Start on the two low under cut pockets.

Start as far back on the roof as possible and finish up just left of the prow on big pockets.

Start as for #25. Climb to the end of the roof and exit onto the right face using a beep mono. Traverse right along the face to an easy mantle.

Start down in the cave on pockets and head up and left to exit and a big move to the lip.

Right hand on the big scoop and left on a good edge. Paste feet on and throw left for the jug.

SDS with right hand two finger pocket and a left slopey edge.

Climb the face and mantel. This problem faces towards the Red Block Area.

Climb arete.

Climb face on good moves. On the south side of the boulder.

Traverse from right to left.

Climb arete.

Sit start then climb the middle of the face.

Climb left hand side of boulder nearest the fence.

Climb up the arete on the right side.

UP the groove to the left.

Traverse from right to left. Start at the south west point.

Climb the face just right of bolts to the ledge.

On the western side of the pinnacle. With practice anchors at the base.

On the northern side of the pinnacle. Up the flat face.

On the eastern side of the pinnacle. Up the North East Arete.

On the eastern side of the pinnacle.

Starts on a short but technical slab which leads into the slightly overhung head wall. Technical sequences on good pockets leads to the crux just below the lip. Great climb for those wanting to push their grade.

Same start as for Spurt, but goes right after the first bolt to the arête. Pull onto the face and up the slightly overhanging wall on good pockets.

Start under the overhanging flake, taking the undercling and facing the boulder problem to the first bolt. Once established on the route, head right and make your way up the face up to the anchor.

Slab start leads to a overhanging section on interesting pockets. Big move out left or straight up from the last bolt to the anchor.

Delicate climbing on good pockets and jugs.

Great climbing on good holds on the slab, then up the face to the anchor. Make sure to use your feet.

Climb up to just past the first bolt.

Starts on Slab of Bolts / Starting Small, then traverses the 6m lip out left via some wild moves before a tricky headwall exit.

Draw retrieval beta: clean as many draws as possible on your way down then top rope back up to clean the rest. If you don't want to swing out, ab down off the 1st pitch anchor.

CLOSED PROJECT. Starts on the easy slab for 3 bolts then heads straight up the vertical wall and tackles the imposing overhang with a fixed draw at the crux. Shares an anchor with The Upside Down.