Routen in Wharewerawera / Long Beach für ausgewählte Schwierigkeit

Pull along the right-hand via ferrata then head up the lower section of Little Rocket Man. When you've reached the halfway ledge move the belay right a couple of metres to another set of rings. Head right across the stacked blocks and up into the corner. Exciting climbing to the cruxy, pinched-off top on great rock. Swing out right onto the face to a ring belay up high. Belay here or continue out left and around the corner to Little Rocket Man's upper belay (about grade 18).

Finesse your way up the blank-looking face into the crux, and either test your static reach or resolve your commitment issues for a double dyno to the rail! If you're rocking a shorter stature this might be grade 24 or harder - good luck with the mono alternative beta.. Manoeuvre up towards easier terrain and finish at the shared anchor as for Ride the Spiral.

Hard moves straight off the deck into enjoyable upper sequence

Traverse of Bolt City and Main Wall.

Begins left of 'Drury Lane' start. Follow the bolts up to the roof and move left under it to the far side. Pull over onto the wall above and either follow 'Drury Lane' cracks to the belay in which case you will needs some trad gear, or angle leftwards on bolts on 'Fundamental Blues'. Equipped by Steve Carr and Murray Judge in 2022.

Begin at the 'Seacliff' start and traverse left along the shelf to the first bolt. Up into a short corner then move across left until both feet are on a small ledge. From here you can either drop down slightly which gives you more of a chance for a rest (there's some great holds down there) or keep high and move straight into a sustained sequence of pockets and crimps to the cruxy bulge. Steve Carr 2021

Begin in the corner which is the start of 'Loose as a Goose' and after climbing for a couple of metres, break out onto the steep featured wall and up to a smooth face. Cruxy moves to a reachy deadpoint. Up the line.

Ascend the right hand via ferrata to a chain belay in a corner. Left off the belay and up into a V-groove. Straight up the arete above. Great rock and moves all the way to the ring under the roof above.

Mixed Line

A sidepull has recently snapped off, raising the grade from originally 22.

Steep start through the roofs then up the vertical wall to finish.

Line laybacking up the arete around the back left of the boulder. Start on arete, move up with heels and body positioning to slabby dabby top-out.

Sit start on left hand crimp and right hand side-pull/undercling, head up and slightly left to good holds on ledge.

Sit start with underclings and go up the high and committing arete.

On the right overhanging face. Layback sit start the left side of the overhanding face on a pocket and rail. Head up through small ledge to rock over and finish with a exposed top section up the right side of the slab. A little scary but quite cool.

Start on right undercling pinch and left square crimp. Move through incut jug, up slopey holds and crimps to high but decent top. The landing isnt level and the boulder is high so perhaps a couple pads are needed.

Sit start left side of the Standing boulder (Boulder on top of vert wall) with right hand on the arete and left on an undercling pinch on the bottom of the boulder. Move to slope-y crimp and work your way up to easy mantle. Note: the landing is a little sketchy so take a spotter if you aren't confident.

Start on obvious side pull on the right of the standing boulder. Find feet and move up to a delicate mantle. The landing is a little uneven but, if you aren't confident, would be fine with a spotter.

Gain the top ledge through the overhang and traverse left around

Sit start the bottomless slab. Challenging mantle into a easy slab to glory

Sit start the long arete traverse.

Sit start the slab

Left of Fred the cave monster. Starting in the seam, up and right on positive holds. Finished matched on high jug.