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Mostrando los 23 vías.

Grado Vía Estilo de equipamiento Popularidad
18 R.S.

The striking corner on the centre left of the Big Banana Buttress.

  1. 18 Up overhanging corner to belay in groove where angle eases.

  2. Easy bridging to windblown cave with UB belay.

  3. Up wide roof crack and corner to UB or tree belay.

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

Clásica 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

Clásica 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

Clásica mixta 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

Deportiva 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

Deportiva 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

Clásica mixta 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

Clásica mixta 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

Deportiva 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

Deportiva 11m
18 Rapsailers

Start as for 'Sharp End' but head right and up arete after first bolt

PA: David Gray & Darrin Gray, 1993

Deportiva 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

Clásica mixta 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

Clásica 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

Deportiva 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

Clásica mixta 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

Deportiva 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

Clásica mixta 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

Clásica mixta 14m, 1
18 Longreach Crack

The cracked arete just right of 'Five Fingers'.

Clásica 12m
14 Plebe's Plummet

Wall past a bolt.

PA: Paul Smith & Bruce Donaldson, 1984

Clásica mixta 12m, 1
16 Wall to Thin Crack

Boulder the wall then continue above the break with a thin crack for protection.

Clásica 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

Artificial 9m
14 M1 Yosemite

The other worthless peg crack.

PA: David Gray & Robert Stow, 1982

Artificial 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

Clásica mixta 6m, 1

Mostrando los 23 vías.

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