Routes as trad in Wānaka

A scrubby crack.

Start Sensa Dextra and climb straight up the crack without traversing, then through the overlap.

Start off the ramp at the thin crack, then traverse right to another crack, which leads through the overlap. Traverse right below a roof to the anchor. The cracks take good natural pro, but take care with placements - some stunning groundfalls have occurred here.

Start Sensa Dextra and climb straight up the crack without traversing, then through the overlap

...or a courageous approach. Start below the twin cracks to join Sensa Dextra.

Climb the corner, then move left along the big flake.

Left hand side of the arete and wall. Has been bolted and chopped multiple times, bold protection up through crack to the left. Or a good toprope can be setup from the bolted 17 to the right of the arete.

Thin moves up the face to finish either in the wide crack or up Wasted on the Wing.

Climb the diagonal crack up and left.

Left of 'Do I Have To?'. Starts up face in corner using Quartz edges, hand crack, head left into chimney and top out to use same anchors as 'Do I Have To?'.

Follow the obvious crack.

Good jams and pro.

Steep lay backing finger crack

Start up G-a-C to overlap, then head right and link to Anagaanga to finish up.

Sharing the first bolt with curiously sheepish and then traversing the finger crack step up onto easy ground that leads to a cruisy corner crack until two bolt anchor at top

Tree stands in the way of beginning of climb, overgrown with moss and lichen, an adventurous trad climb.

Although the arete is bolted, it also has some very poor natural protection. Take care.

Start under small roof and climb through, follow twin cracks to top

The splitter crack. Medium-large wires and small-medium cams useful.

Rappel on a 60m rope or use intermediary rap stations.

Wanaka's best hand crack? No bolted anchor.

The bolts have been taken out due to the dangerous state of the flake. May still be climbed on gear at your own considerable risk... ( it seems the hangers are back!)

Follow the crack line right, then veer left under the top bulge.

Up Strawberry until you can take the left crack above the overlap.

look for a deep recess for the 1st placement, take some large gear for the crux

The pumpy right-leaning crack.

crux start needs a good spot until the 1st piece of good placement.

Bold slatesque route on beautiful rock.