Showing all 18 routes.
Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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23 | ★ The knights of Ni
Right end of main wall, up next to crack with chockstones, trending slightly left when it gets steep at 4 th bolt. Through short roof onto head wall to DBB. Can be done direct at harder grade. FA: Vanessa Wills | 20m | |||
23 | ★ Right ward route ? name
Up 2m R of Mr Creosote on low arête and then through small roof and head wall to anchors back from edge on boulder. Need to abseil off to clean. Alternatively use DBB on route to right. FA: paul riviere? | 25m | |||
21 | ★★★ Rock 'n' Roll Mr Creosote
Start where there is a step up in the cliff through overlap. Go direct ( snakes inhabit pockets to left) through roof then traverse left to quick links. FA: Chris Fox, 2006 | 25m, 10 | |||
24 | ★★ Ophidiophobia
Slab to the right of green slugs. Finish on anchors of Mr Creosote. FA: Tim Haasnoot, 2007 | 26m, 9 | |||
19 | ★★ Little green slugs
The main arete you come to from the walking trail. P1 20 m Up the slab/arete to chains with disabled quick link. Leave fixed black locking carabiner. P2, contine up through the small roof to top out, anchors back a few metres from edge. FA: Corey Sawyer | 42m, 2 | |||
17 | ★ Ethel the aardvark
The left side of the arete to LGS. Climbs quite differently, then share final 2 bolts to anchor of MOL FA: Vanessa Wills | 15m | |||
25 | ★ Meaning of Life
Start up meaning of Liff, then continue out roof past 2 more bolts to top out. Back jump to clean. FA: Jason Piper, 2006 | 20m, 8 | |||
17 | ★ The Meaning of Liff
Starting in the corner left of Green slugs. Up wall to lower off under roof. P2, continue up wall to the right to top out. FA: Jason Piper, 2006 | 45m, 2 | |||
21 | ★★ Flying Circus
The route left of the corner chimney. Hard start to move right up scoops to ledge then off ledge to anchors. Be wary of wasps that sometimes nest in the scoops. Monty can be top roped from the anchors if you don't have trad gear.usually dry in rain. | 20m | |||
22 | ★★ Vertical Python
The black slab right of Snake Eyes. Often wet. Careful of runouts. FA: 2004 | 24m | |||
22 | ★★ Snake Eyes
Climbs the face just right of the steep wall. Up slab trending right at halfway then delicatly up the steepening wall to top. FA: Tim Haasnoot, 2006 | 24m, 8 | |||
25 | ★★★ 97% Mitch Free
The right side of the steep wall. Up face/slab past 2 bolts to slopey moves to get onto head wall. FA: Tim Haasnoot | 24m, 7 | |||
27 | ★★★ The Extra 3%
Climb 97% mitch free, but move left to the small cave on the steep wall. Head straight up from here to lower offs at very top! FA: Jason Piper | 24m, 8 | |||
25 | ★★ Rehabilitation
Start as for 97% Mitch Free, but head out the roof through the mono pocket, then countine up the arching overhanging crack to lower off 97%. FA: Jason Piper | 24m, 8 | |||
27 | ★★★ Sir Serpent
Weird and wandery (with some interesting rope-management challenges) but tackles some nutty terrain on the best rock here. Start as for Rehabilitation, but instead truck left for days to a cave-rest. Then switch gears and throw yourself at the power-endurance headwall, moving left at the last bolt to climb the arete on its right side to gain the anchors. FA: Jason Piper | 30m | |||
25 | ★★ Snake Skin Boots
FA: Matt Pascoe | 20m | |||
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21 | ★★ Na Na Narconon
Thin crimpy climb just right of the main crack line. FA: Tim Haasnoot | 23m, 9 | |||
26 | ★★ Schooner School
Up the thin slab then veering left near the top. FA: Jason Piper | 28m |
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