Showing all 19 routes.
Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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The Beer Garden | |||||
17 | ★ Summer Song for Scotty
Hard start up vertical wall, then over onto delicate slab. Licheny slab that has been cleaned now. FA: Tony Sargent | 12m, 5 | |||
17 | ★ Behind the Line
Get up thru corner onto face for great pumpy climbing to top on mostly good holds. FA: James Wright | 15m, 6 | |||
Animal Biscuit Valley Little Spurt Wall | |||||
17 | ★ Revenge of the Gnomes
Great climbing on good holds on the slab, then up the face to the anchor. Make sure to use your feet. FA: Charles Lawson & David Moorhouse, 1999 | 9m, 3 | |||
Animal Biscuit Valley The Moon Boulder (The Australia face) | |||||
17 | ★★ Moon Base Alpha
Climb is located to the left of the large scoop/cave at the base of the boulder. Start left of the bolts. Traverse right to the first bolt then straight up. FA: Debbie Hinde, 1994 | 20m, 6 | |||
17 | ★ Lazy Ass Aucklanders!
Left of Moon Base Alpha, Hard fingery start, easier middle, and exciting finish. | 16m, 5 | |||
Animal Biscuit Valley Da Cave | |||||
17 | All in a Mouse's Night
FA: Shane McQuoid | 8m | |||
Slug Wall | |||||
17 | ★ Eric
Short, vertical face. Harder than it looks with a ton of bolts. | 8m, 5 | |||
17 | ★ Snarf
Pretty fun short climb. Slight overhang if started on the right of the first bolt, or a foot-focussed start on the left. FA: Bryce Martin & Dave Garrity, 1990 | 10m, 3 | |||
17 | ★ Pyro Pete
A more technical start than other routes on Slug Wall leads to a fun and feet dependent finish. FA: David Moorhouse, 1998 | 18m, 7 | |||
17 | ★ Slug
Slightly shorter than Firestarter, but similar style. Good moves on a slab that transitions into a slightly pumpy end. Anchor bolts are above the corner from main face - quickdraw top-rope anchors have a risk of being tweaked over the corner. Be prepared to set up an alternative anchor type or use extra gear to keep your carabiners off of the corner. FA: 1998 | 15m, 6 | |||
17 | ★ Firestarter
One of the more sustained routes on Slug Wall. Slab start leads to a rest half way up the route, with a pumpy finish. FA: 1998 | 18m, 6 | |||
Echo Gully MUAC Wall/ Panama Wall | |||||
17 | Lover's Leap
FA: Fionn Claydon, 2006 | 6m, 1 | |||
Main Cliff | |||||
17 | ★ Thunder Blaster
Nice face climbing up to ledge. Layback off steep arete to get to anchors. FA: David Moorhouse, 1998 | 20m, 7 | |||
17 | ★ Climatic Conclusion
A great climb, especially if you do the extension. Although because of this the holds are not as positive as they were so more like a grade 18? FA: Gerald Lanning & Bruce Culvert, 1990 | 20m, 7 | |||
17 | ★ Blazing Away
Straight up next to the arete through steep overlaps, onto short face, and on up to anchors. Harder than you'd think. You can normally do a climb an easy way and a hard way. It's easy to make this climb a 19, Bryce originally graded this climb 18. You decide! FA: Bryce Martin, Roger Bays & Dave Garrity, 1990 | 12m, 4 | |||
17 | ★ Wall Flower
FA: Bryce Martin, 1991 | 12m, 5 | |||
Bete Noire Wall | |||||
17 | ★★ WorkSafe
Start up the face (do not use the left corner), step right onto the arete at first bolt, follow your nose to the top. FA: Bryce Martin, 2 Apr 2022 | 20m, 8 | |||
17 | ★★ Ignimbrite Crack
The obvious crack line less than a meter left of Ignimbrite which nastily retrobolted it. Watch the rock quality down low. The FA is contentious. FA: 1990 | 20m | |||
17 | ★ Morning Rain
Climb the arete and face to the right of the trad crack. FA: Bryce Martin, 20 Oct 2022 | 15m, 7 |
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