Routen in Neuseeland für ausgewählte Schwierigkeit

Climb the first three bolts of ‘Red Snapper’, move left after the third bolt into the top of the ‘50/50’ groove and finish for that route.

Start up ‘Ground Zero’ for the first three bolts then break left onto the blank wall.

Sit start, hands on corner. Go up then right on the crimps to link up with the second half of Refresh

Sit start on two side pulls, right hand to crimp, and top out. Avoid using the arete

Slab side of Beefcake Boulder. Same start as Crack, follow horizontal crack to obvious hold, straight up slab to prominent top

Sit-start and go up good edges to easy topout. Good warmup.

Sit start with hands on either side of the bloc and using a good right heel. Slap your way up to a tricky mantle finish.

SS as per Opération Satanique but take the easy exit straight up via the juggy pinch.

Sit start with left hand on the small crimp and right hand on the crimp side pull (L-shaped hold). Find the balance on the right heel and reach up to the good hold.

Just right of Scott Free, climb the right side of the arete to a shared anchor.

Destroyed during the earthquakes.

Destroyed during the earthquakes.

Follow the vague groove.

Overhanging route left of the cave, partially prepared by Simon Courtois. Start at the yellow boulder and haul up over the roofs on good holds, moving slightly right to finish. Great cranking. The abseil chains have good access from the top, but tend to land you in the elderberry. .

Start at the edge of the cave just left of Big Girls Blouse, below and right of the first bolt. Move diagonally up and left past the first bolt to the second. Climb straight up the wall to the roof, then move left, up and back right over the roof to finish. The anchor is on a block up in the grass about five metres back. Four bolts. .

Skirts the right side of the roof. Difficult start on slopey holds. Climb the shallow groove to a small roof, then left to gain a standing position on the ledge. Finish up the steep crumbly wall to a large ledge and lowering anchor

First route of the "modern" development of Britten. Deceptively steep wall just left of the cave. A nut or large wire can be used at the start climbing onto the protruding nose Straight up the wall to a good hold left of the third bolt, then rightward to the chains just above the lip on the right.

On the left side of the cave. Four bolts lead directly up an overhanging wall with a capping roof to conclude at double anchor rings. There is a squating rest on the pillar halfway up.

The left side of the arête. Start slightly left, moving right past the second bolt and then up. Five bolts and two anchor rings.

The right-most route in the cave area. Start under the overhang on decent holds. A long reach to the glue reenforced holds then continue straight up to it’s own independent anchor.

Swing rightward to gain the wall above the cave.

No usable anchor at the top. One bolt with a washer, a nut but no hanger. Needs a lower off +/- another bolt.

Rightwards through the roof.

Crimp your way up the face before moving over the bulge. Make sure your belayer is alert before moving up to clip the 3rd bolt. To protect the top and reduce the chance of a ground fall, you could take some small nuts to protect the final moves of climb.

Sit start in the cave. Traverse leftwards then gingerly climb the pillar.

Sit start on slopers to the left of the big holes. Perhaps a drop knee will help you get to the lip before joining ‘Roland’s Warm-Up’ to top out.

Start as for 'Dry Drop Knee' on slopers to the left of the holes. Gain the lip then traverse rightwards using the good rectangular hold then poor crimps to finish at mega finishing jug of ‘Drop The Clutch’

Start on the crimp rail. Pretend the holds aren't miserable end ascend.

SS with left hand on the bad crimp side pull and right hand on the arete. Use bad feet to reach up and left to a decent slopper. Mantle finish.

SS using the good side pull on the left arete and crimpy side pull on the right face. Use the slopey arete or bump directly to the higher side pull for extra points. Mantle finish.

Climb the arete from a stand position using wide pinches and small side-pull crimps to the right.

SS on the juggy pinch and the good side-pull crimp just right of arete. Small edge for the left foot and good rail for the right. Pinch your way up the arete then mantle. A strong contender for best problem in the area.

SS left hand on the sloppy sidepull and right hand on the L-shaped crimp. Rock over onto your left heel, reach up to the good gaston and balance your way onto the slab.

SS left hand on half moon hold and right hand on slopey crimp. Lunge for small slopey crimp then continue upwards.

Start matched on the sloper just left of the arete. Move up and right on pinches and heel hooks.

Start out left on the large undercling and the break on the arete, then move up and right to join ‘Somos Bandidos’.

Sit start below the arete with good right hand crimp and left hand on the undercling pinch above head height. Climb the arete and face.

Start on the bad slopers with good feet. Pull on the intermediary sloper then lunge for the jug.