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Tangarahu Rock Mostly Sport climbing 6 routes in cliff

Grade context: AU
Ascents: 124

Rock: Deteriorating rock quality

When I was climbing the route (monkey in the jungle) yesterday, I ripped a 80kg rock flake off the wall between the 5 and 6 bolt. Luckily I didn't clip the 6th bolt before the rock gave way because my rope would of been cut or damaged. I didn't put much pressure on the rock also. Climb with care at frog pond and check rock quality before climbing.

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Nice easy routes with good top access.

Access issues inherited from Frog Pond

MUST contact the landowners before entering the farm to obtain permission. Ring Ben and Bex Stubbs on 07 8787426. The property is a commercial farm and as such has hazards associated with such a property. Access is at own risk.

Ethic inherited from Frog Pond

Remember you are on private land. So no dogs, camping or disturbing farm animals. Make sure you take all your rubbish with you and leave the place as you found it. Leave all gates as you found them.

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

FA: John Newby & Josh Taylor, 1999

Sustained climbing on small holds.

FA: John Newby, 1999

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

FA: Bryce Martin & David Garrity, 17 May 2019

Supporting theCrag is not only good for your Karma
it also gives you access to great benefits on theCrag and beyond.

Obvious chimney leads to a exposed finish.

FA: Josh Taylor, 2000

Nice climbing on good rock with positive holds.

FA: John Newby & Josh Taylor, 1999

A nice climb with excellent protection. Up the crack/chimney , shares anchors with Bite Me Gently.

FA: Josh Taylor & John Newby, 1999

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