Routes as sport in Te Ika-a-Māui / The North Island

3rd route from the left.

The name is Duudooduudoo as in a heart beating heavily.

Originally two pitches with the belay in the cave, but most people climb this as one long 45m climb. Watch your rope length.

Most people climb Evolution as the first pitch and avoid the original route to the left.

Start as for Duudoo and then blast right to the arete after the cave belay for Evolution.

Starts up chalky ramp and through small overlap above the second bolt. Move left through the bulge at the 7th bolt finishing by traversing right into the cave.

First bolt shared with 'Evolution'.

Head up to the first bolt before traversing left, then up the middle of the bulging wall. Finishes up the tricky short arete.

Access from the Re-Ignition belay ledge. Goes up the fun headwall after a damp start. Link into Re-Ignition for a mega route.

From The Lost Art of Keeping a Secret ledge, head straight up the featured wall with some fire-hot moves to pull over the bulge.

Rap in to the small ledge level with Re-Ignitions 3rd bolt. Climb the overhanging feature to your right before the lip. Topping out is not an option, so either climb Re-Ignition or walk out to get back to the road.

Starts steep and juggy before the left-facing corner. Tackle the final bulges to gain access to the anchor.

Go up the central part of the wall going through a wide variety of terrain. Extendable draws will be useful.

From the ledge, climb up towards the arete before a final headwall. Exit by scrambling up the vegetated bolt garden

Climbs the gentle featured arete. Access from the top or a diagonal rap.

Alternate of Propagation. Start as for Propagation, but head left up the hanging arete.

From the Propagation belay, trend right up the featured wall, staying right of the seam before joining the last few meters of Propagation.

Fifty meters right of The Re-Up. Climbs the peapod feature before going up the headwall. Closed Project.

Alternate finish to The Bunk Project. Climbs the right trending seam to the pocketed headwall.

P1: 20m (24) Scramble up steep bank to get to the base. 7 bolts on arete. P2: (21) 3 bolts.

Abseil into a hanging belay from the top of the cliff. Climb to bolted belay.

The red arete that finishes half way up the cliff and starts behind the prominent tanekaha. Climb the wall to the hanging arete and then up the arete.

Technical stemming leads last 2 bolts to the anchor

Closed Project.

Up the face to a wide chimney.

Climb up the face using the arete and nice ledges up to the anchor.

Easy start leads to a steep finish.

Nice climbing to an amazing friction crux.

Climb the face following the bolts.

Located on uphill side of the rock. Balancy start to a technical reachy finish.

Sustained climbing on small holds.

Up the widening groove, tending left to anchor of 'Flight of the Kereru'.

Obvious chimney leads to a exposed finish.

Nice climbing on good rock with positive holds.

Starts under obvious nose. Head left to horizontal break. Head right then finish up the face.

Start under the nose, stay right and head through the roof. Then head back laft through an easy mantle onto the slab. Finish as for SA (shares last bolt and anchor).

Start left of BB and head through roofs.

Follow the crack to a horizontal break. Up to a huge jug and fun finish.

Pumpy climbing to a boulder crux.

Originally trad and started from the left. The more direct bolted start is a little harder. Climb through the crack system to a large groove. Awesome finish in exposed position.

Start up cracks. Nice climbing on underclings up to flake. Big move up to crux holds. Exciting finish in exposed position.

Powerful start (crux) leads to a nice finish under tiny roof.

On the far right of the main wall. The name rings true as does the nature of some of the moves.

A nice chimney.

Amazing sustained climbing on awesome rock. Sloper edges lead to a technical crux. Veer left to finish.

Start on boulder. Clip bolt then do hard move onto the arete. Nice climbing. Hidden hold to finish.

Excellent climbing on slopers. Sustained.

Technical start up the crack leads to a relentless finish.

Sloper climbing with nice rests.

Obvious crevice then straight up. Hidden hold out right of the top crack.

Start at the obvious stal, go up and right with a big move, then left and fun to the end.

Start down the hump then go leftish then up. Guess the end.

Up the face starting at the top of the hump. Then stay in the corner after the ledge.

Up and left. Same anchor as Battle with the Thornberries.

Straight up next to the slab. Shares anchor as Oh My Pretty Things.

Up the slab, crux is at the top of the slab transferring to the crack. Head for the ledge then up the face.

Stays close to the Stal through the obvious face.

Start on slab, crux is a weird cross over move into the side wall then gun for the belay.