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Grade Route Gear style Popularity Crag
2014
AU:16 A'sh Al-Rokh

#1, (16), 35m, Mantle the overhanging conglomerate choss or do the sensible thing and walk around the ledge above the run out corner and overhang to gain pocketed slab. Crux. Move up to ledge and poorly-protected belay. #2, (12), 25m. Traverse left into chossy gully trending right toward belay at wide-trunked jetroufah. #3, 10, 30m. Up and left to crack splitting jagged slab to belay amopngst bottle trees. #4, 30m, Scramble up

FA: CElliott & Ben Young, Dec 2014

Trad 130m, 4 unknown
5.11 A1 Young-Elliott Route

The North Face of Mashanig

#1 17, 55m Up the bushy chimney stepping right onto a ledge and cruxy slab to belay. #2 15, 35m Wandering. Zig zag between ledgelets following balancy line of least resistance trending left of ominous rooves above. #3. 21, 20m. Up the scrub, right of overhanging squeeze chimney to layback sequence (crux) then left to a semi-hanging belay. #4 15, 30m Traverse left and up to base of overhanging offwidth on R. #5, 18, 20m. Offwidth brings you to base of final headwall riven by steep flaring cracks. #6 13, Traverse left and up gully line above col. #7-12, Up to grade 15. South-facing corner of east ridge to summit. A squeeze chimney, a few tricky mantles and ledge climbing lead to victory.

FA: Ben Young & CElliott, Dec 2014

Trad 350m, 12 unknown
5.7 Scimitars and Sandals

#1, 14, 20m. Up the steep gully, bridging amongst tree-choked ledges to a jetroufah tree belay on the left. #2, 9. 10m. The Barefoot traverse. Traverse right on good feet and jugs. A good barefoot problem with a homemade harness fashioned from 2 inch webbing as on the first ascent, #3. 15. 30m. A tad run-out. Up fused corner and over the bulge. BD #3 here. Follow the crack R of the roof. Mantle cloven flakes onto Scimitar ledge. #4. 30m. Up easily to the top.

FA: CElliott & Ben Young, Dec 2014

Trad 70m, 4 unknown
5.9 The Whip of Issa

Up the cack trending L and then R again. Past the questionable flake to ledge. @2, 10, 15m. Up and L. The corner to the summit

FA: CElliott & Ben Young, Dec 2014

Trad 40m, 2 unknown
5.8 Sakhra Al-Jennat

Up the corner to belay on Dragon's Blood Tree than out onto face (run-out) to top out and belay on another DB tree.

FA: CElliott & Issa, Dec 2014

Trad 30m, 2 unknown
WI4- Natural Selection, Mt Darwin's Toe

Up the easy snow slopes trending slightly left of the black thumbnail and the corniced ridge above. Steep climbing and technical crux (Wi4) lessening to 70 degree ice leads left up a snicy couloir to a ridgeline. Traverse left and straight up a headwall for 80m of 60 degree ice.

FA: CElliott & Lee Mackintosh, 19 Aug 2014

Alpine 500m, 6 Tasman Valley

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