Routes in Te Tauihu-o-te-waka / Marlborough

Climb up the right arête with small smeary feet to a double glue in bolt anchor.

Climb the system of cracks and ledges to a double bolt chain anchor. Can easily be protected entirely with traditional gear or as somewhat runout sport route.

Challenging climbing up to the second bolt on small edges and shouldery underclings up to a double bolt ring anchor.

Climb the blank looking face on small hand and foot holds to an easier finish and a double bolt chain anchor.

An easier but tricky start right of ‘Route 4’. Climb the right arête and join ‘Route 4’ at the third bolt.

A trad route runs up the main crack line, you will need to build an anchor off boulders or trees.

Climb the slightly overhanging arête moving rightwards to a series of pockets and edges. Double glue in bolt anchor.

Climb the very blank face on tiny holds.

This route starts 10m right of Route 6. Climb up to the ledge and move left over a small roof (crux), continue left to anchors.

The bolted route left of ‘Route 9’. Crimpy slabbing turns into jug hauling around the vague arête. Name, grade and FA unknown. Description and crag provisional until more information is gathered.

This can be found hidden in the trees directly opposite Rarangi wall. Climb the obvious line up and around the semi detached Blocks. Lower of the tree at the top or walk off. Not a highly rated route.

Start in corner crack then head left over chossy ground to the top.

Start as of route 10 in corner crack, but continue straight up the crack to the top.

The left most sport route of 3 in the Bay. Looks to be 19/20 ish in grade. May share the anchor with the middle line.

Middle sport route on the largest wall in the bay. Very cool climbing.

right most sport route on the main wall, details need to be updated.