Routes in Te Ika-a-Māui / The North Island for selected grade

Sit-start on the big jug.

Sit start on the left or standing start on the right, traverse.

Wall right of the cave route (route 3)

The right hand side of the face with the sandy base. V0 for the sit start else VB.

This climb has been swallowed up by the bush.

The ledgy corner crack.

Uses the same bolts as "Tree start", climb on the easier right hand side of the bolts.

Up left arete.

Easy chimney at the break between two blocks. Finish on the left arete.

Wide chimney on the end of the block.

Groove with good stemming on the end of the block. Just right of '19. VM+'

Left Arete

Up arete.

Up slabby face on west side of boulder.

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

On the east side of the boulder.

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

UP the groove to the left.

Climb to the pocket below the second bolt of Dark Side of the Moon Unit route.

Up to jug above the first bolt.

Climb to first bolt and down.

Climb to the first bolt.

Climb to first bolt.

On The Bits buttress.

Climb the slab to the first bolt of Zahnay Battles The Fishwife route.

Climb up the arete.

Groove to top - highball.

Climb anything on the left hand side of the boulder.

Start from the Slug Wall side squeeze through.

Climb up to first bolt.

Climb the face to the left of the arete.

Climb up the flat face to the left tending crack.

Head for the top of the boulder.

Try it.. with no hands!

Climb up the arete.

A good beginners lead. DBC

Up the smooth lower wall (crux) which leads to the nice headwall. 5 bolts, DRB anchor.

Bonus points if you can name the band who sang this song (extra bonus points if you can sing the song while climbing). Start up solid red rock, move right then up steeper finish. 5 bolts, DRB anchor.

“That’s one small step for Halfmoon crag, one giant leap for learn-to-lead crags in the CNI”. Great training for mantles, bridging, delicate footwork, and strong arms. 5 bolts, DRB anchor.

Climb cracks in the wall. Route information unclear as to which cracks. Most likely the cracks beside the rocky gulley.

This climb is on the right-hand arete. Climb the wall on good holds to ledges, the continue up to the double bolt belay.

Pad up the countersunk slab to the large crack. Climb this and step around on to the north side of the ridge to belay. There is now a double bolt anchor for instructional purposes at the top of the slab.