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Grade Route Gear style Popularity
17 Squeaky

Before rounding the nose of a buttress to reach the ''Pump'' and ''Honeysuckle Divine'' there is a crack a few metres L of the nose. The crack faces the North Col and peters out after about 25 metres.

  1. 25m. Up crack which is much steeper and more sustained than it looks. Some holds are hollow sounding. Good value.

  2. 20m. Easier ground to the top.

FA: Alan Williams & Vincent Day, 1998

Trad 45m, 2
15 Honeysuckle Divine

Start: From the top of the North Col cliff is broken on west side by corner with blank face prominent. Wall on L of blank face is split by jagged crack which breaks L at 15 metres. Climb crack for 15 metres, move L (not easy) and climb continuation of crack which is overhanging and becomes off-width near the top.

FA: J. Nelson & J. Grelis, 1977

Trad 35m
14 The Wandi Way

Start as per Honeysuckle Divine, but finish by continuing up obvious R leaning crack. Beware cardboard rock.

FA: Anthony Shilton & Mikey Musch, 26 Feb 2019

Trad 30m
19 The Pawn of Doom

The flake 2m R of corner of Honeysuckle Divine. At rooflet at 10m head diagonally up L to join R-trending crack

FA: Colin Moorhead & Pete Steane, 1997

Trad 25m
24 Bananas in Pandanus

Start underneath the L end of a ledge which extends from the R hand wall - about 2m R of Pawn of Doom.

Climb directly up on blocky rock to slot beneath grey bulge, then blast directly through crack in middle of bulge onto disconcerting flat tops (thread runner). Good gear if you can hang around and place it.

FA: Mikey Musch, 26 Feb 2019

Trad 25m

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