Nodes in Kukri Wall

Following some maintenance work in 2014, this area has become considerably more climbable. Further improvements are anticipated once additional tree clearance work is completed, allowing for more sunlight to reach the rock. Despite these efforts, some areas of the rock may still be affected by seepage and there may be a bit of dirtiness due to a lack of regular climbing traffic.

Ascend the left-hand side of the overgrown Kukri Wall buttress via a mantleshelf and a brief crack.

Although not fully independent until you move to the left higher up, the best climbing on the wall can be found on this route. Finish the climb with a somewhat rounded and slightly awkward top-out.

Follow the central groove using holds that are currently in decent condition but may be somewhat dirty. It is anticipated that the condition of the holds will improve with time.

To start, position yourself to the right of the holly tree and then ascend the right-hand side of the buttress directly.

This route on the right-hand side is very similar to Kukri Wall Direct. Despite the name, do not utilise the tree during the climb.