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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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M | South Climb
Start on dark rock 6m to the left of lichenuous slab, a groove with quartz at the foot. Follow groove to finish. | 10m | |||
S | Likin
Lies between South Climb and Long Layback. Start in centre of slab and climb direct for 6m then slightly right to top. FA: P. Le Pelley & N. A. Fumiss, 1959 | 20m | |||
D | Long Layback
Scramble up crescent shaped gully to tree belay. Using lip of crack for layback, climb to end of crack and final belay. | 28m | |||
M | Archway Original
Start on right at point of gully. Simple traverse right leads behind small tree. Climb up moving right then left to the top. | 33m | |||
D | ★ Standard Route
Start at base of face below apex of groove 2.5m' to right of tree at ground level. Climb left to overhang at easiest point, surmount this and move up to reasonable rock that leads to finish. | 33m | |||
VD | ★ Archway Direct
Start at point of slab directly below tree on overhang, a pigeonhole 1m above ground. Move right-handed to platform, ascend steep wall behind to ledge. Climb wall and slab directly behind to finish in bushy trees. Abseil from here Two alternate starts may be made: Superdirect and Supersuperdirect. | 20m | |||
S | Archway Superdirect
Alternate start to Archway Direct. Start on corner of buttress to right of normal start (point of slab directly below tree on overhang, a pigeonhole 1m above ground). Leads to platform. Finish as for Archway Direct: ascend steep wall behind to ledge. Climb wall and slab directly behind to finish. | 20m | |||
S | ★ Archway Supersuperdirect
Alternate start to Archway Direct. Further round corner to right at narrow crack with fig tree. Climb crack in entirety, including section above ledge. Rejoin route at ledge and finish as for Archway Direct: ascend steep wall behind to ledge. Climb wall and slab directly behind to finish. | 28m | |||
HVS 5a | ★★ Subway
Start 5m left of the Tramlines gully below a steep wall with a scoop above. Climb wall for 4m then delicately into scoop, and up to small flake. Stand on this with difficulty (crux), and up to good holds. Continue to ledge. Directly up from ledge to abseil bush. Or step down and right across ledge and ascend wall some 2m right of big slash in cliff. FA: Barry Cliff, Collette Brown & David Lockwood, 1962 | 20m | |||
D | ★★★ Taxi For One
Start in the vegetable corner crack right of 'Subway' and approx. 3m left left of 'Nasser'/'Tramlines'. Layback gracefully below the tree for 6" before continuing more botanically up the corner onto the left end of the ledge shared by 'Nasser' and 'Tramlines'. Continue leftwards, up the natural groove and euphorbia as it steepens past the tree, and continue up this corner crack to top. FA: Alex Anderson | 30m | |||
HS | Nasser
Start as for Tramlines. Step across to ledge. The face is taken direct avoiding the vegetated crack on the left. FA: R. Smith & G. B. Cliff A. M. Waber, 1962 | 30m | |||
S | ★ Tramlines
Start at foot of large fig tree in gully. Layback to top of flake on right. Traverse left a few feet to ledge at foot of upper gully. From here thin twin cracks up right- hand corner of gully take route out onto face on right which is then climbed direct. | 35m | |||
VS 5a | Junction
Start just right of big fig tree on boulder below steep slab. Climb this for a few unprotected moves to a ledge at 9m below small overhang. Bolt below overhang. Move up wall left of bolt (crux), up overhang and easier wall above to finish. FA: Michael Adams, Ron Searle & Peter Le Pelley, 1960 | 30m | |||
HVS 5a | Blue Train
About 6m right of Junction there is a chimney crack above the ground. Climb easily up this to the righthand end of the Junction ledge, some 2m right of bolt. Move up right above obvious "pigeon-hole" (crux), then straight up wall above. FA: Iain Allan & Clive Ward, 1988 | 25m | |||
VS 5a | ★★ Boiler Plate
It has been said that one member of the Mountain Club makes the journey to Lukenia once a fortnight solely to do battle with this little beauty, If he succeeds on one safari, the only certainty is that it will defeat him on his next Originally climbed by traversing in from the Junction ledge on the left, parties in recent years have preferred a more direct approach. Start 3m left of Bandana at a "pigeon-hole" about a meter off the ground. Climb wall by "pigeon-hole" and step left at 3m to diagonal crack rising rightwards. Move right and over the overlap at 5m, directly above start. Climb face above moving slightly right to ledge. Mantle shelf up leftwards to ledge below black streak, and climb delicately up slab (crux), on right of bolt to top. Original route was to climb up to shallow cave and the move up rightwards. FA: Michael Adams & Alan Owen, 1959 | 25m, 1 | |||
HVS 5a | ★★ Golden Rivet
This route ascends the steep wall and arete between Boiler Plate and Bandana. Start just left of Bandana where a difficult move leads left to a good hold. Move straight up to where pro can be placed above right end of overlap. Step right and up steep lichen wall to good jug. Mantle shelf. Move up right and ascend wall left of grassy Bandana gully with difficulty. FA: Iain Allan & Clive Ward, 1988 | 25m | |||
HS | Bandana
About 8m to the right of Boiler Plate there is a steep vegetated crack. Climb through tree then up crack to steep bulge (crux), continue up grass to top. FA: Iain Allan & H. Smith, 1968 | 23m | |||
E2 5c | ★★ Matatu
The ultimate finger-tingler! Start 3m right of Bandana, Climb thin crack to obvious "pigeon-hole" at 4m. Move up bulge above on good holds, then two hard moves lead out rightwards across wall and up to easier ground. FA: Pete O' Sullivan, Ron Corkhill & Andrew Wielochowski, 1981 | 20m | |||
E2 6a | ★★★ Hit and Run
The steep corner some 6m right of Matatu. Five fierce moves up thin crackline past bolt on right, leads to blank wall. Cruxy move right then easier step left below small roof. Over roof on good holds and to top. FA: Iain Allan, 1988 | 16m | |||
VS 4b | Freeway
A short way up the gully right of Hit and Run there is an obvious scoop near the ground. Up to this, then harder move out of scoop, and straight up to top. FA: Iain Allan & Clive Ward, 1988 | 16m |
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