Vías como deportiva en Wharepapa South

The steep overhanging arete and prow. start up the hound boulder then continue up to a difficult boulder working from one arete to the other. will be the hardest climb in the N.I one day.

Boulder start then climb bad crack right of Batman.

Climb hound then trav up the face, not along the ledge, skipping the rest on BTl.

Start up Millennium Madness then continue straight up the thin seam. Head right through the roof and headwall.

climb facial reconstruction but continue around the corner into the crux of lanky. has a run out that is a bit scary and the name is possibly the worst in creation.

Direct start to 'Maddog Hine'

Traverse in from left of first bolt. Continue as for Minor Threat.

Start up Arches break left and head up face, Through roof (knee bar) then continue straight up to DBC belay.

A continuation of double major drop out. after doing the small boulder off the ledge on DMD continue left into the top of Cerberus.

Direct start to hold on to your face. Technical face climbing.

the image on this is incorrect. this route has a seperate anchor to cerberus to the right.

Exemplary hard Froggatt 2 finger pocket pulling. Preclip the very high first (only) bolt and don't blow the mantle.

Originally named in honor of the English Rugby Victory over the All Blacks. Start up Stalemate to the 4th bolt. Pull left into the very shallow groove and follow this with difficulty past 4 bolts up a thin crack before stepping left onto small ledge. Pull back right onto the wall through small bulge and join the finish of Love Handle Expansion at it's 10th bolt. DBC belay of Love Handle Expansion. (First ascensionist had blinkers on and skipped the small ledge which makes it a bit harder)

Starts as for Handsome Julio, then heads directly up the grey face left of Hard Trad Specialist.

Climb the arching seam just right of the corner. Can place a cam otherwise catch some air time.

Start up the corner right of Immortality. Stroll up to the bulge. Up through tricky steep section(crux). Sustained climbing to the anchor.

Slab climb to dynamic finish to lip of the roof.

Start as for 'Maddog Hine' / 'Built to Last' and finish up 'Hold Onto Your Face'

The bolted arch.

Slab on the right with an overhanging start.

The obvious rib, rib, shallow groove and corner system in the centre of the wall. Climb up the rib and move right into the shallow groove at the 5th bolt. Solve a thin, difficult crux sequence to reach a sloping ledge. Pull right into the corner section. Continue with thin, sustained climbing up the corner all the way to the top – awesome. Hard to on-sight at Gr27 but feels easier once solved.

Follow the groove and it's right arete past the first 4 bolts with the crux between the 3rd & 4th bolts. Bridge up the upper grove past 3 more bolts then move right under the overhang to gain the small belay ledge, just under the large roof.

Climb the face then move right onto the blunt arete and follow this to the 1/2 way ledge (shared with Industrial Action). Climb up the right hand side of the square arete on poor feet, tiny crimps/pockets & 1 good finger jug to a final dead point for the ledge and finish. (No bridging out right into the corner of “Industrial Action”) Note the fall going for the first top ledge is safe but best not to fall heading up the easy ground from here. Upgraded from 26 to 27 due to recent ascents feedback.

Up the right side of the scoop. Tricky start bulge leads to small holds. Join Robin on the ledge.

Follow layback crack past 4 bolts. Continue up the arete. Move right and follow slab to belay.

An extension to 'Gauche mais pas Maladroit' Climb through the roof.

Starts at the Fixe Belay on the ledge 10m above Minor Misdemeanor/Petit Theft. Climb the tricky steepening wall to the roof. Hard moves through this to a "glory jug" and easier to the top. Done way back but never made the original Freeclimb guide. Very good but will need a reclean.

Start as for Wet Under Foot, move right at the 2nd bolt onto the large ledge then climb up the easy ground out right. Climb the arete for a few meters then pull back left onto the face and move up the steep wall up to the roof. Surmount the roof then up the blank looking wall above

A direct start to "All Above Board". Climb off the board walk up the tricky arete and through the small roof and tricky corner above.

Start off the first board of the board walk. Either pop up off the board below the first bolt or, stem up the corner to the right to the second bolt. (Pre-clip). Climb the corner to ledge. Up the obvious layback to big flat hold then micro-corner above to traverse right at the 7th bolt on second horizontal. Follow the arete to join All Above Board at the 11th bolt. Finish up this. 4 long & varied bouldery/technical sections with rests in between.

Start as for Rolling Stoppages to the third bolt then move left up to the ramp/corner. Hard moves up the corner till you gain the belay ledge of Rolling Stoppages. Climb up to the next slopping ledge, then finish up the hard corner to the Double Fixe Lower off.

From the first bolt move left into the corner, then move left onto the obvious arete. Gain the ledge then bridge up the corner above moving left past the roof then up to a rest. Continue up the wall above (crux) & go left of the roof to mantle onto a small ledge (40-60mm CAM for gear) then move back right onto belay ledge, Double Bolt Chain belay.

The second pitch of this route and the top of the first was pushed off by a massive pine root in March 2019. RIP

Head up the difficult looking rounded pillar left of the big corner to a DB belay.

First climb you come to after climbing onto the narrow ledge, which is the bolted line immediately left of Lock n' Load. Fairly straightforward climbing to the last bolt using pockets, crimps and small side pulls. Baffling and bouldery crux after the 5th clip. Exciting finish onto the ledge.

The multiple pod feature to the right of Batman.

Awesome sustained climbing on edges and pockets. Crux is at the top.

Line directly below the finish of 'The Arches'. Tricky moves at many bolts. With a heart-breaker mantle finish.

Up the blank and rounded arete. This leads to a rest and then another crux on the steeper wall above.

The left leaning groove/corner feature with tenuous moves that keep you thinking.

Big moves on juggy pockets lead to nice edges and slopers with a heartbreaker finish.

Work your way up the bottom slab on good holds before clipping the first bolt and tackling the small roof on small finger pockets. Power moves leads you up to a small lip, with a few more moves before the top.

The right hand end of main wall, a low roof with ground dropping away

Start up All Above Board to the 4th bolt. Hard sequence up the thin crack and on to the face. Up this to a good ledge. Crux sequence up the steep arete. Pull left along the final sloping ledge and rock onto this to finish at the double ring belay. The grade is somewhat height dependent!

Belay as for Wet Under Foot, Pull into the corner out right. A hard start is followed by easier climbing, which moves right past a number of small ledges. Continue up the shallow corner, pull left onto the slab below the overlap. Climb over the overlap and up onto the head wall. Climb the wall & get established in the rounded groove above(crux). Bridge up the groove exiting slightly left at the top the DBC belay.

A hard start up the corner to easier climbing up a series of ledges. At the fifth bolt move left, across the tricky slab towards the corner. Move back right at the top of the short corner and climb the arete (1st crux) then up the corner to the roof. Move left around the roof and pull up into the groove above (2nd crux). Up this to the DBC belay.

Climb up the groove to the small roof, then step right and move out over the roof onto the face. A series of techical moves for the next 15m gets you to a small ledge and a decent rest. A further difficult move puts you up to the roof out right. Move back left then left and climb to the double bolt belay.

A hard start past the first 2 bolts leads into a groove system which is then climbed gingerly up to the first small roof (with inverted V). Move left from here onto a small ledge just below the large roof. Step back to the right of the large roof, crux and the crack and groove out onto the arete above the roof and then move back left to the belay ledge. DRB belay.

Start just right of Industrial Action. Climb the small arete, move right at the third bolt to a hidden side pull. Up to a layaway then back left. Continue straight up through the bulges to join Route Rustlers at the foot ledge in the V groove. Finish up this.

Second pitch of 'Under the Thumb'. From the belay of Under the Thumb move back left and climb the hanging corner. Then move back right onto the belay ledge of Outside Edge.

High step start to fingery moves heading right. Once good holds reached head straight up to ledge. Off ledge move left to finish at same anchors as LnL.

Technical pocket face climbing, is as good as it gets starting from the large ledge. Accessed via climbing to the right of Sun Strike.

Staying well right of the bolts on Totalling dads car for an easier variant, discovered after some extra cleaning. Avoids all of the hard moves on totalling dads car through the roof.

Same line as Back to the Web but at the 5th draw head straight up into the head wall

Climb up the steepest part of Pupuke boulder. Powerful moves will bring you through the roof before a well deserved top out on good holds.

The direct line to 'Bhang Lhassi'

A grand line. Up the face on pockets then into the corner to an anchor under the big roof. Stays dry in light rain.

Starts in the left facing corner. Hard starting moves then climb up the small groove above to the Fixe Lower Off at approximately half height.

5m metres further down the hill is a shallow right facing corner. Move left past the 2nd bolt & third bolts (crux) then climb up the engaging groove and rib to the bulge & corner. Pull through the bulge on side pulls & good holds then back into the groove. Up to flat ledge out left then climb the wall above, move right, then rock onto the sloping ledge to finish.

Head up the left-facing crack until a seam is met. Clip the third bolt then head along this seam right then up until you grab the arete. Continue up the arete to the anchor.

Starts as for Doing it at Dawn, then at half height take the righthand line of bolts.

The bolted line just right of the fixed rope. Head up the left trending groove until half height, then take the left line of bolts up the headwall.

Heads straight up the centre of the wall right of 'Yoda'. Tricky start to exciting finish.

Climb the bulges to the ledge. Crux is the steep bulge about the ledge. Then progresses through easier ground to a steep finish on large holds.