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Grado | Vía | Estilo de equipamiento | Popularidad | ||
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18 | ★★ R.S.
The striking corner on the centre left of the Big Banana Buttress.
Best if pitch 1 and 2 are combined or done as one monster pitch saving small cams till the end. PA: TR - Ben Ewald, 1978 PA: David Gray & Dan Rogers (alt), 1982 | 45m, 3 | |||
19 | Interlude
Climb RS for a few metres then lunge right, across the hanging wall to a wide break, and join Apple Arete near it's first belay. PA: David Gray & John Wilde, 1985 | 10m | |||
18 | ★★ Apple Arete
Climb the right arete of RS for a few metres then swing right to belay. Step back left and climb the arete past 2 bolts, then follow the groove to a pedestal belay on the left. Take medium cams. Abseil off. PA: John Wilde & Dave Gray, 1983 | 27m, 3 | |||
18 | ★ Dire Straits
Starts at Apple Arete belay chains then moves left and up arete past 5 UB to belay on top of the Big Banana. PA: Chris Crane, David Gray & Bruce Donaldson, 1984 | 15m | |||
21 | ★★ No Support for the Monarchy
From the Big Banana belay, step right into the groove, surmount block and continue left, up indifferent rock past 2 bolts to a roof. Surmount roof and on to next roof passing 2 more bolts, then a further bolt leads to the RS belay. Optional cam under block to finish. PA: David Gray, 1993 | 15m, 5 | |||
16 | ★★ Big Bananna
From the top of 5 Finger Exercise, traverse left to climb the thin corner, followed by a groove to the a double bolt belay on a pedestal. PA: David Gray, 1982 | 20m, 1 | |||
22 | ★★ Shades (Direct)
Climb the orange wall past a bolt left of the left arete of Stopper, to join The Future's So Bright. PA: David Gray & Merv Liddel, 1987 | 17m, 5 | |||
24 | ★★ New Horizons
Start at ground level, on wall between Apple Arete and Shick. Up to roof, swing right to a bolt, then climb the blank wall trending back left, past 5 bolts to DBB. Now ring bolted and with a lower-off below the giant rocking block. Can continue up to link into "Shades Direct", providing a couple of grade 24 crux sections PA: David Gray & Alan Gray, 1993 | 12m, 5 | |||
18 | ★★ Sharp End
Starts from the Stopper Cave at UB belay. Climb out of cave then up the face and left past 3 UB PA: David Gray, John Wilde & Dan Rogers, 1983 | 11m | |||
18 | ★ Rapsailers
Start as for 'Sharp End' but head right and up arete after first bolt PA: David Gray & Darrin Gray, 1993 | 12m, 5 | |||
22 | ★★ The Future's so Bright
A low level traverse across the left wall of Stopper leads past the arete to horizontal breaks, from here, the wall above is climbed direct past 2 bolts to an exit crack and bolt belay PA: David Gray, John Wilde, Darrin Gray & Jimmy Gilbert, 1986 | 15m, 3 | |||
13 | ★ Shick
"A close shave", climb the juggy arete right of New Horizons, traversing left above a friend break to easier ground. Exit to the terrace. PA: David Gray & Dan Rogers, 1982 | 18m | |||
18 | Save the Orchids
Climb the arete right of Shick, thin move past a bolt, continue up the arete past 2 bolts to tree belay. PA: Paul Riviere & John Wilde, 1990 | 16m, 3 | |||
22 | ★★ Two Finger Exercise
Boulder the wall to a bolt and mantle then continue via a second bolt and thin crack. PA: John Wilde & James Cowmeadow, 1985 | 12m, 2 | |||
23 | Three Finger Exercise
The line of bolts just left of five fingers PA: TR David Gray, 1984 PA: Wayne Anderson & Wayne Gibbs, 1991 | 12m, 4 | |||
14 | ★ Five Finger Exercise
You used to able to bridge up the tree but it's a bit harder now that the tree is dead. Move up then move left past a bolt and flake to a pocketed traverse line. Step right to a large flake, which is followed to a groove and wall to finish at the large tree. PA: David Gray & Martin Cook, 1982 | 14m, 1 | |||
12 | Five Fingers
At the Five Finger Exercise traverse, move left to a ramp system, which is followed to rejoin FFE. PA: David Gray, 1982 | 14m, 1 | |||
18 | Longreach Crack
The cracked arete just right of 'Five Fingers'. | 12m | |||
14 | Plebe's Plummet
Wall past a bolt. PA: Paul Smith & Bruce Donaldson, 1984 | 12m, 1 | |||
16 | Wall to Thin Crack
Boulder the wall then continue above the break with a thin crack for protection. | 10m | |||
14 M1 | Alpinist's Dream
"don't bother, the only aid climbs on the cliff and subsequent ascents will only leave scars" The first peg crack. PA: Robert Stow & David Gray, 1982 | 9m | |||
14 M1 | Yosemite
The other worthless peg crack. PA: David Gray & Robert Stow, 1982 | 9m | |||
15 | Digital Extraction
The flake at the right end of the wall with an optional bolt out right on the wall. PA: David Gray & Robert Stow, 1982 | 6m, 1 |
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