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Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | ||
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Dome East | |||||
11 | Boulder Buttress
1
11
40m
2
11
28m
FA: Herman Vogl & Clive Ward, 1975 | 68m, 2 | |||
11 | Warfare
1
10
20m
2
11
20m
Located in the middle of a grey amphitheatre overlooking the scree in 'Lightning Ravine'. Scramble up the bush covered subsidiary buttress abutting the main wall to a dark recess.
FA: Miss C. Chester & R. Fox, 1979 | 40m, 2 | |||
Dome Near East | |||||
11 | Sunday Trippers
1
11
20m
2
11
20m
There is a small buttress approximately 20m left of 'Enigma Face'. The route takes a line in a recess left of this buttress. This provides better climbing than that on the right-hand side.
Variation 2. 20m 8 Continue for about a meter up the left wall of the recess and step around left to easy ground. Climb diagonally left and up to the top. FA: Colin Baker & Clive Ward, 1978 | 40m, 2 | |||
Dome | |||||
11 | Neffie Nose
1
10
15m
2
11
25m
About 12m towards lunch cave from 'Muffin's Route' is a prominent nose. Start directly beneath it.
FA: Merv Prior, J. Sorour & C. Sorour, 1971 | 40m, 2 | |||
11 | Changed Plan
1
11
20m
2
11
27m
The route takes the front face of the buttress immediately right of 'Dome Gully' providing pleasant face climbing. Scramble 18m up to bottom of the buttress and start 3m right of the gully.
FA: J.E. Stapley, S. Rademeyer & Mrs. R.L. Stapley, 1966 | 47m, 2 | |||
11 | ★ Twilight Recess
1
11
22m
2
10
18m
3
10
24m
Please do not climb this route between April and October (inclusive) due to nesting of black eagles. FA: J. Langmore & J. Oates, 1938 | 64m, 3 | |||
11 | Trapeze Crag (Minor)
1
11
2
11
3
8
6m
4
9
14m
5
11
20m
The last three pitches of this climb are the same as for 'Trapeze Crag (Major)'. The delicate traverse under the overhang on the Major climb is obviated by starting the climb on the ridge immediately below the left hand edge of the overhang. It is advisable to make at least two pitches for this which are of grade 11 before linking with the Major route at the left edge of the overhang. Variation: 1 10 Instead of climbing the ridge of the first pitch, follow the recess immediately to the left of the ridge. FA: C. Nicholls, D. Abercrombie & H. Howard, 1938 | 40m, 5 | |||
11 | Chapel Corner
1
10
18m
2
11
25m
In the description of 'Chapel Buttress' two prominent trees are mentioned, one two thirds up and one a third up and slightly to the left. There is a grey ridge immediately left of the lower tree. The ridge is undercut and red for the first 6m from the ground. The top of the ridge is about halfway up the face. The route goes up the left side of the ridge to its top, thence up the recessed face above.
FA: Merv Prior, R.F. Davies, I. Cohen & R. Green, 1965 | 43m, 2 |
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