Routes in Pacific Ranges

Uncleaned with ropes hanging

The arete of the right wall.

Steep hanging corner on the far right of the crag.

A bold unprotected direct start up "Tickled Pink".

A crack diagonally up and left; the last distinct crack line left of the mixture of broken cracks in dark rock that is Pieces of Eight.

This route continues up the arete after the last pitch of Frayed Ends of Sanity (.11a).

A 70 METER ROPE IS MANDATORY

P1 Start as for local girls, but continue up the thin crack

P2 continue up the thin crack then break out right on the second quartz dyke. follow this out to the start of the thin finger crack. follow this up till its end and either step left for the original finish, or step right past a bolt to another splitter finger crack.

Match on a undercling diagonal hold left of The Kesse? and finish the same way. Difficult first pull.

Mixed bolts and gear

Yet another technical crux. A little scrambly at the end to gain the anchors.

Highly technical slab directly above the free and easy slab.

Starts with an easy slab using two ledges then turns into jugs near the ends.

Fixed draws

The right-most line of The River crag succumbs to big moves on slot jugs. Powerful at the top! Named for a near-death wasp attack.

Start R) hand side pull, 2 metres left of crack. Aim for large rounded edge.

Fun chimney/ of-width/corner to crack high up

Gear: Nuts and double cams from fingers to #3 camalot.

Amazing feature. Double cracks - one splitter, the other a feet friendly water runnel.

A mossy one-move wonder.