Cotation | Voie | Style d'escalade | Popularité | ||
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Kransberg Chevron Area | |||||
13 | ★ Auf Wiedersehen
FA: M. Urban, R. Charlton, W. Wieder & R. v.d. Riet, 1961 | ||||
12 | ★★ Eierkrantz
1
12
28m
2
12
28m
3
12
40m
4
11
20m
FA: J. Thorp, J. Graaff & E. Chadwick, 1947 | 120m, 4 | |||
15 | Perdeby
1
15
40m
2
A1
13m
3
11m
FA: J. Graaff, J. Clayton & D. Williamson, 1959 | 64m, 3 | |||
20 | ★ Wild Thing
1
19
23m
2
11
17m
3
5.0
0
4
20
25m
5
19
18m
6
13
33m
7
19
33m
8
19
23m
FA: A.D. Barley, C. Cowley & M. White, 1967 | 170m, 8 | |||
17 | Claypot
1
17
19m
2
8
32m
3
15
26m
FA: A.G Chinery, B.Honey & C. Cowley, 1964 | 77m, 3 | |||
7 | Yellowwood Gully
This gully provides a pleasant descent route. Two abseils of 20m and 14m from big yellowwood trees are required during the descent. | ||||
12 | ★ Bacchus
1
11
25m
2
12
25m
3
12
30m
4
11
22m
5
1
60m
6
12
30m
7
11
20m
FA: D. Steenkamp, H. Hoshoff, F. Baumgartner & D. Lubbe, 1971 | 210m, 7 | |||
13 | Snowflake
1
13
33m
2
12
33m
3
12
23m
FA: T. Louw, W. Curle & E. Axelson., 1947 | 89m, 3 | |||
15 | ★ Hatchet
1
15
23m
2
13
28m
3
12
26m
4
13
32m
5
11
29m
The climb is situated just to the right of the Eierkrantz buttress, between Snowflake and Wafer Crack. When looking at the face from below there is an orange scar at the bottom left. Just right of the top of the orange scar there are two prominent cracks going to the top of the face, the left one stopping just short of the top. The climb follows the left hand crack about halfway and then the right hand crack to the top.
FA: P. Venter & P. Fatti, 1966 | 140m, 5 | |||
13 | Wafer Crack
FA: B. Harris & D. Gilham, 1948 | ||||
17 | ★★★ Rum Doodle
1
11
27m
2
13
21m
3
17
15m
4
17
12m
5
13
18m
6
17
30m
FA: J. Anderson, P. Venter, P. Fatti. & P. Fatti, 1966 | 120m, 6 | |||
13 | ★ Cone Face
1
8
2
13
25m
3
11
25m
FA: J. Graaff & J. Thorp | 50m, 3 | |||
13 | ★ Hole and Corner
FA: J. Graaff, J. Clayton & J. Stapley, 1959 | ||||
20 | Cheetah
1
12
40m
2
15
15m
3
17
25m
4
20
20m
5
12
45m
FA: L.P. Fatti & M.A. Prior, 1979 | 150m, 5 | |||
19 | Tom-Tom
1
12
30m
2
11
24m
3
19
30m
4
15
27m
5
13
15m
FA: T. Kerrich, M. Makowski & J. Anderson, 1964 | 130m, 5 | |||
17 | ★★ Aasvoëls End
1
17
37m
2
15
30m
3
13
34m
4
12
43m
FA: B. Thompson, B. Harris & J. Graaff, 1949 | 140m, 4 | |||
22 | Endvoëls Arse
1
22
30m
2
15
15m
3
22
22m
FA: B. de Bruin, Chris Lomax & Dave Cheesmond, 1979 | 67m, 3 | |||
17 | ★ Jerrymunglum
1
10
30m
2
12
12m
3
17
32m
4
15
6m
5
15
21m
6
12
34m
FA: D. Cretchley, M. Makowski, P. Venter & J. Anderson, 1964 FFA: K. Bennets, J. Brigg, P. Fatti & J. Anderson, 1965 | 140m, 6 | |||
17 A0 | Jerrymunglum Direct
1
11
30m
2
13
30m
3
17 A0
17m
4
17
30m
FA: R.H Smithers & P.H. Anderson, 1974 | 110m, 4 | |||
17 | Swift Crag
1
8
12m
2
8
21m
3
11
21m
4
15
9m
5
17
30m
6
15
6m
7
30m
8
12m
freed at grade 21 FA: D. Smith, R.F. Davies & H. Williams | 140m, 8 | |||
19 | The Reluctant Accomplice
1
18
45m
2
19
45m
3
16
45m
4
12
10m
FA: Hector Pringle, Andrew Porter & Nic Grech-Cumbo, 2011 | 150m | |||
13 | ★★ Groothoek Chimney
Two large diagonal cracks form a feature on the krantz that look like the Eiffel Tower. This route climbs the left crack. Clean and sustained climbing with possibly one grade 15 move. The crux is in the 2nd half of the route. FA: T. Louw, B. Curle & L. Peirson, 1947 | 4 | |||
19 | ★★ Apocolypse
1
15
30m
2
12
20m
3
18
35m
4
19
25m
5
15
25m
6
18
25m
7
13
45m
The routes goes up a conical buttress. Starts near a big yellowwood tree midway between Groothoek Chimney and Black Eagle Crag below a big roof 15/20m up.
Note: Excellent climbing made less serious by the proximity of Groothoek Chimney. FA: M. Arsenjevic & D. Peters, 1982 | 210m, 7 | |||
16 | ★★★ Black Eagle Crag
1
12
27m
2
10
21m
3
16
45m
4
14
40m
5
16
27m
6
13
24m
Two large diagonal cracks form a feature on the krantz that look like the Eiffel Tower. The left crack is climbed by 'Groothoek Chimney'. 'Black Eagle Crag' follows a line up the right crack and then on the face between the cracks. The start is in a vegetated crack leading to some large overhangs in the centre of the Chevron, 15m right of 'Groothoek Chimney'.
Variations: (Pitch 1, 17): Right of crack of pitch 1 there is another crack with overhanging roof. Climb this moving out left at top. (Pitch 1, 17): Start behind tree between the two cracks. Climb the face. (Pitch 6, 20): There is a break in the middle of the overhang right at the tip of the Eiffel Tower. FA: J. Graaff, P. Campbell & E. Chadwick, 1949 | 180m, 6 | |||
21 | ★★ Reprobate
1
21
30m
2
17
30m
3
10
8m
4
13
30m
5
15
30m
On the corner of Groothoek gully is a buttress with a tree on top. It is possible to scramble up it from the left. Just left of the buttress is a wide water streak right of a small (30cm) right facing corner. The original climb starts 30m directly above the right facing corner on a large ledge which can be accessed by traversing left from the above mentioned buttress. There is supposed to be a "very good direct start (17)" to reach this point.
Note: Pitches 4 and 5 are a variation of the original line that provides better climbing. The original line climbed much further towards the right to a grass and aloe ramp and then up various corners to a ledge leading to the right, finishing 4m left of Chukamisa. FA: Alan Lambert & Clive Ward, 1979 | 130m, 5 | |||
16 | ★ Chukamisa
1
15
25m
2
15
20m
3
16
40m
4
8
34m
FA: K. Bennets, T. Kerrich & K. Lechmere-Oertel, 1961 | 120m, 4 | |||
18 | Reaching Raptors
1
18
45m
2
15
45m
3
14
25m
FA: Hector Pringle, Andrew Porter & Nic Grech-Cumbo, 2011 | 120m | |||
11 | ★★ Sunshine Crack
1
6
30m
2
11
30m
3
11
20m
4
9
45m
5
8
45m
Left of 'Groothoek Gully' is a large block with a large tree on top. The climb proper starts on this block.
Variations: (Pitch 3 & 4, 15): From the large ledge, move onte the left hand face at a point about 5m left of the main corner. Climb diagonally leftwards up face to the top. (2002, A. George, A. Porter) FA: P. Campbell & J. Graaff, 1949 | 170m, 5 | |||
8 | Devil's Highway
1
8
30m
2
8
70m
FA: R. Thomas & D. Morgan, 2001 | 100m, 2 | |||
6 | Groothoek Gully
This is the usual decent route involving some scrambling. | ||||
13 | Dry Waterfall
1
12
35m
2
13
43m
3
7
?
FA: Stewart Middlemiss & L. Gardiner, 1983 | 78m, 3 | |||
12 | Feather Recess
1
11
20m
2
10
20m
3
12
40m
FA: C. Ward, 1979 | 80m, 3 | |||
15 | Lego
1
15
20m
2
15
35m
3
12
40m
FA: A. Porter, T. Viljoen, G. Rehmet & R. Oosthuisen | 95m, 3 | |||
17 | The Sinner
FA: Alan Lambert & Clive Ward | 85m | |||
15 | ★ The Saint
1
15
33m
2
11
21m
3
12
23m
4
8
37m
FA: P. Andersen & D. Peter, 1973 | 110m, 4 | |||
15 | ★★★ Angel Recess
1
13
45m
2
12
10m
3
15
40m
About 10m left of Angelica is a small buttress against the main face about 10m high. Start in the corner between the buttress and the main face on the left side of the buttress.
Note: The climb can be done in two pitches by scrambling to the top of the buttress (easy on the right) and then combining pitches 1 and 2. FA: G. Chinery, B. Honey & Romey Stapley, 1964 | 95m, 3 | |||
11 | ★ Angelica
1
10
20m
2
10
30m
3
11
30m
FA: P. Harris & J. Anderson, 1957 | 80m, 3 | |||
19 | ★★ Alignment
1
19
15m
2
15
30m
3
15
30m
4
12
30m
Climb the thin seam, splitting the buttress, to the right of Angelica’s deep crack. This is easily seen from where the path enters the kloof at the base of Sunshine Crack. Walk around Angelica’s pillar and scramble up to a ledge at the base of the crack, about 25m right of Angelica’s pillar.
FA: Sarel Petrus & Roger Diamond | 110m | |||
13 | Jerries' Jitters
1
11
2m
2
12
33m
3
13
40m
4
8
17m
5
12
6
11
40m
7
27m
FA: K. Kroger, E. Meyer & D. Lubbe, 1968 | 160m, 6 | |||
17 | Hairyback
1
15
10m
2
17
23m
3
17
23m
4
17
33m
5
11
13m
6
11
13m
7
17
33m
FA: A.D. Barley & R.P. Barley, 1968 | 150m, 7 | |||
13 | Pigeon Pie
FA: T. Louw, W. Curle, G. Burrow & E. Lude, 1947 | ||||
17 | Enema
1
13
30m
2
17
27m
3
15
33m
FA: C. Baker & C. Ward, 1979 | 90m, 3 | |||
17 | Pwoit
1
12
26m
2
17
26m
3
15
32m
4
8
16m
FA: J. Anderson, M. Makowski & Anne Torry, 1965 | 100m, 4 | |||
12 | Dry Vulch Traverse
1
12
40m
2
8
13m
3
11
20m
4
12
13m
5
11
17m
6
8
40m
FA: M. Prior & G. Athiros, 1970 | 140m, 6 | |||
13 | Chanel Crack
FA: P. Scott, G. Patrick & P. Urban, 1960 | ||||
15 | Vintage Adventure
1
12
45m
2
15
40m
3
15
30m
4
13
45m
FA: H. Seuring, H. Vogl & E. Muller, 1983 | 160m, 4 | |||
15 | Lavender Crack
The route is 70m to the right of 'Chanel Crack' in a corner formed by a step in the face. The vegetation has discouraged subsequent parties. FA: B. Barris, G. Burrow & D. Roberts., 1947 | 100m | |||
17 | Imagination
1
17
45m
2
15
45m
3
12
20m
FA: M.R. Bill, P.L.A. Bill, E. Muller & H. Seuring, 1982 | 110m | |||
7 | Garden Route
FA: P. Urban, P. Scott & J. Clayton, 1958 | ||||
19 | Lost Contact
1
15
40m
2
19
40m
3
15
45m
4
11
20m
FA: M.R. Bill, E. Muller & H. Seuring, 1982 | 150m | |||
12 | Cabin Crack
1
11
23m
2
11
18m
3
8
8m
4
11
20m
5
12
31m
6
11
23m
7
12
26m
8
9
20m
FA: H. Wongtchowski, H. Barker & G. Hoehn, 1939 | 170m, 8 | |||
13 | Crack of Doom
1
11
25m
2
8
13m
3
12
9m
4
13
13m
5
6
13m
6
13
25m
7
13
32m
8
13
21m
FA: M. Burton, M. Gaze & B. Harris, 1939 | 150m, 8 | |||
Kransberg Wages of Fear Area | |||||
15 | ★ Vavoom
1
13
28m
2
13
28m
3
13
21m
4
12
25m
5
12
32m
6
15
35m
7
8
8
32m
FA: Paul Fatti & P. van Nierop, 1965 | 200m, 8 | |||
21 | ★★★ Red Rackhams Treasure
This route climbs directly up the middle of “red sail” (same face as Vavoom) and breaks through the left extremity of the top overhangs
Descent
FA: Nic Grech-Cumbo & Hector Pringle, 2016 | 200m, 4 | |||
17 | Gasoline Alley
1
11
35m
2
15
45m
3
17
25m
4
17
45m
5
17
45m
FA: P. Andersen, D. Peters & Jerry Linke, 1974 | 200m, 5 | |||
22 | ★★★ Wages of Fear
1
17
30m
2
22
35m
3
22
40m
4
17
40m
FFA: Chris Lomax & Dave Cheesmond, 1980 FA: Eckhart Haber, 1980 | 150m, 4 | |||
22 | Echard's Error
1
19
25m
2
20
20m
3
20
20m
4
22
20m
5
19
25m
6
17
30m
FA: Chris Lomax & George Mallory, 1984 | 140m, 6 | |||
22 | Faction Fightin
1
22
20m
2
20
20m
3
20
10m
4
22
20m
5
20
20m
6
20
45m
7
15
10m
FA: Chris Lomax, George Mallory & Tarquin Holt, 1984 | 150m, 7 | |||
12 | Plumbline
1
10
21m
2
12
18m
3
12
27m
4
7
40m
FA: Art McGarr & D. Peters, 1969 | 110m | |||
18 | ★★★ Grey Beard's Sabre
Pitch 1: 50m 18: Gain the obvious crack on the left of the stance follow the easiest line up the crack system past a small block on the left with a manky piton. (20m) continue upwards until you reach a large ledge below the open book. Pitch 2: 60m 15: continue up the open book feature until you reach an obvious stance on the left of the crack. (2 people comfortably). Pitch 3:50m 16: climb up the crack until you reach a small overhang move diagonally left through the overhang and continue up the face trending left past a small tree on the left arête to a stance below a large yellowwood . Pitch 4: 50m 18: traverse right from the good stance back onto the face, trend diagonally right until you gain the right arête, bomb up the committing but well protected face until you reach the obvious stance before the easy scramble out. FA: Nic Grech-Cumbo & shaun kroukamp, 2015 | 200m, 4 | |||
Renosterpoort Farm Lazy Day Crag Upper Sector | |||||
FR:6c | ★★ Poolside Boulder
Start just to the left of lightning bird, a boulder problem to the ledge, rap off the tree. FA: Nic Grech-Cumbo, Avr 2020 | 10m | |||
18 | ★★ Lightning Bird
The objective of this route is a lightning bolt shaped crack on a block at the top of the crag, where the gorge makes a bend. Start behind a huge boulder, true left, at the narrowest point of the gorge.' Climb up in the corner to a mantle move through an overhanging crack. Aim straight for the block, easy, and top out via the lightning crack. FA: Sarel Petrus & Roger Diamond, 22 Oct. 2022 | 30m | |||
Renosterpoort Farm Lazy Day Crag Chopping Block | |||||
18 | ★★★ Poo with a view
Climb on the stream facing side of the block, start 2m to the left of the corner shared by slickenside, pull on good holds through overhanging bulges. FA: Nic Grech-Cumbo, ChrisOdd & Jemma Falkov, 2021 | 20m | |||
18 | ★★ Slickenside
Climb on the face adjacent to the vegetated dihedral, start close to the corner FA: Nic Grech-Cumbo, Avr 2020 | 20m | |||
Renosterpoort Farm Lazy Day Crag Main Crag | |||||
13 | ★ Face of Fear
Start to the right of a 3m high block in an nice dihedral, Traverse right onto a ledge avoid nettles, some scary moves up a sloping dihedral to a small ledge, move left and up passing a small tree on the right. FA: Nic Grech-Cumbo & Job Langeveld | 30m | |||
14 | ★ Dutch Rubber
Climb 2m to a small ledge, weasel your way (left or right) of a small chimney trending up and right follow you nose up to a good ledge with a tree, continue up on the left hand side of the tree. FA: Nic Grech-Cumbo, Delpoort Botma, Courtney Robinson, Mathias De Beenhouwer FA: Nic Grech-Cumbo, Delpoort Botma, Courtney Robinson & Mathias de Beenhouwer, Juil 2023 | 30m | |||
15 | ★★ Sunbird
Scramble to a ledge beneath a small roof, pull through roof off crimps to easy climbing to the right, follow vertical seam to top. FA: Nic Grech-Cumbo & Nicole Burri, 2020 | 30m | |||
16 | ★ Crack a doodle doo
Start to the right of chimney, climb diagonally right up obvious line to ledge, traverse left under overhanging section into chimney. Climb to top. Stance at tree. FA: Nic Grech-Cumbo & Tim Dunnett, 2020 | 30m | |||
Thieving Magpies
Start the same as for Crack A Doodle, at blank overhanging rock go slightly right and up, follow line of blank overhanging rock until roof ¾ way up, pull through roof on crimps to jugs then easier rock FFA: Marianne Schwankhart, Karine Bezuidenhout & Jessica Bloem, 22 Oct. 2022 | 30m | ||||
16 | ★ Bobejaan klim die berg
Climb the obvious diagonal slab and rail left under the left hand side of the roof to a small ledge with trees. Continue more or less straight up to the top of the crag. FA: Sarel Petrus & Roger Diamond | 50m, 2 | |||
11 | 6.7 Klimen en klauterin
Start as for FNJ, continue traversing left beneath the steep rock, continue up the recess between the two major faces, stance where necessary and follow your nose to the top up easy rock. FA: Nic Grech-Cumbo & Job Langeveld | 50m, 2 | |||
19 | ★★ Activate
Between “KeK”and “FNJ” Skirting the first corner 2m up activates then mental focus for the route. Climb easily half way up to a roof corner crack. Pull through middle of block, with a long move to next rail. Powerful and commiting. Climb out slightly to right around corner and up straight. Easier climbing but still committing FA: Marianne Schwankhart & Jessica Bloem, 22 Oct. 2022 | 30m | |||
19 | ★★ Full Nettle Jacket
Start at stream level and climb the obvious buttress, through a small roof halfway up the buttress FA: Sarel Petrus & Roger Diamond, 22 Oct. 2022 | 45m | |||
21 A1 | ★★★ Juluka
FA: Sarel Petrus & Bennie de Wet, 23 Oct. 2022 | 40m, 2 | |||
15 | ★★ Riverview
FA: Sarel Petrus & Roger Diamond | 40m, 2 | |||
Renosterpoort Farm Lazy Day Crag Sunny Face | |||||
12 | Adder Udder
Start at the base of an open book and follow your nose to a ledge with trees FA: Nic Grech-Cumbo & Nicole Burri, Avr 2020 | 15m | |||
Lindani Big Fig | |||||
16 | ★ Fig Jam
15m left of Big Fig. From the 2m high ledge climb up the crack system to the left of two wide cracks. 4m up then step left to a fist jam, up trending right to a short orange arete at the top. FA: sarel petrus & jenine jansen van vuuren, 30 Avr | 28m | |||
15 | ★ Big Fig
Start 2 meters left of Big Fig Direct. Climb up on loose looking blocks for 5 meters then diagonally right to the tree. Keep left of the tree using it where necessary. Strait up in crack above tree to convenient belay and ab tree. FA: Sarel Petrus, Reinette Oelofsen-Muller & Jenine Jansen van Vuuren FA: 30 Avr | 27m | |||
Lindani Upper Crag | |||||
15 | ★ SNAKE ALLY
FA: Francios du Toit & Armand Lombard, Sept 2020 Équip.: Louis Breytenbach, Sept 2020 | 8 | |||
17 | ★★ Bolting is fun
5 meters to the right of Willows Way, a small crack line leads into a bulge. Climb the crack and pull through the bulge on small but good holds. Then, over easy ground to the anchors. FA: Bennie de Wet & Sarel Petrus, Oct. 2023 | 25m, 9 | |||
14 | ★★ Willows Way
Start in the small recess. Climb the corner and move out to the arete when possible. Follow the crack line and then pull through some overhangs to the top. Easy but technical first 10 meters. FA: Bennie de Wet & Sarel Petrus | 25m, 9 | |||
20 | ★★★ STRIPED PIPIT
FA: Louis Breytenbach, Sept 2020 | 8 | |||
16 | ★★ DASSIEVOEL
FA: Christian Steyn, Sept 2020 Équip.: Louis Breytenbach, Sept 2020 | 8 | |||
19 | ★★★ Narina Bozon
Starts to the right of too legit to quit, takes the obvious crack line through the roof, easy pulling through nice overhangs. FA: Nic Grech-Cumbo, Oct. 2023 | 25m, 8 | |||
19 | ★★★ TO LEGIT TO QUIT
FA: Louis Breytenbach, Sept 2020 | 11 | |||
21 | ★ Flight of the Mopane Bee
Starts left of Too Legit to Quit. Are you👆 going left or right at the roof? FA: nic lefty Grech Cumbo Équip.: stefan righty schalkwyk | 25m, 9 | |||
17 | ★★ SOCKET POCKET
FA: Francois du Toit, Sept 2020 Équip.: Louis Breytenbach, Sept 2020 | 6 | |||
23 | SAVED BY ROOTS DIRECT
open project through the roof, estimation 23 to confirm Équip.: Louis Breytenbach, Sept 2020 | 9 | |||
Wellington's Dome The Goat Face | |||||
17 | Where's Wally
1
14
25m
2
17
25m
3
16
30m
This climb starts on the far left of the Goat Face about 50m on the other side of the fence. (Squeeze through fence next to the rock face). Climb up just to the right of a vegetated recess. FA: Darryl margetts & Neil Margetts, 2001 | 80m, 3, 12 | |||
21 | ★ The Big Red Button
1
18
25m
2
21
30m
Starts just left of Intrusion, abseil possible with a single 60m rope. FA: Darryl Margetts & Neil Margetts, 2001 | 55m, 2, 5 | |||
20 | Intrusion
1
19
25m
2
20
30m
This climb starts below a wide dihedral/open book, about 25m to the left of a large flake with a tree at its base. FA: Joffrey Hyman & galeo saintz, 2001 | 55m, 2, 12 | |||
Wellington's Dome North Dome | |||||
16 | ★★ Sexy Lady
Starts at the foot of the first scramble up the gulley. Pitches 1+2 and 4+5 can be combined. FA: Gareth Frost & Darryl Margetts, 2003 | 110m, 5, 15 | |||
17 | ★ Older Slower Wiser
1
17
25m
2
15
15m
3
16
25m
4
15
20m
5
13
20m
Climb the arête on the left of the dome. The route starts in the gully after a short scramble. Note: The first 2 and the last 2 pitches can be combined. FA: Gareth Frost & Darryl Margetts, 2000 | 110m, 5, 16 | |||
21 | ★★ Where Falcons Fear
1
20
30m
2
21
30m
3
19
30m
4
16
40m
This route starts 25m to the left of Where Eagles Dare and joins that route at the last pitch. FA: Neil Margetts & James Pitman, 2004 | 130m, 4 | |||
19 | ★★ Where Eagles Dare
1
16
25m
2
18
20m
3
17
20m
4
19
25m
5
17
20m
6
14
25m
This climb starts at a strange pocket feature at the base of the wall 40m from the left arête. Pitches 1+2 and 5+6 can be combined. FA: Dave Chesney, Darryl Margetts, Neil Margetts, Gareth Frost & Tim Wilmot, 2000 | 140m, 6, 16 | |||
21 | Dreaming in the Sun
1
17
25m
2
15
20m
3
16
25m
4
20
40m
5
21
45m
Start 10m to the right of Where Eagles Dare at a block. Note: If a party has to escape off the climb from the top of pitch 4 and has only a single rope, it is recommended to traverse right onto the ledge after pitch 5 of BDND or to abseil down pitch 4 below in 2 sections leaving some gear on one of the hangers just above the bulge. FA: Neil Margetts, Gioacehims Emmola & Darryl Margetts, 2006 | 160m, 5, 18 | |||
23 | ★★★ Wild Child
1
18
32m
2
21
35m
3
23
35m
4
23
40m
Start just to the left of the bushes to the left of the start of BDND. Notes: The pitches are longer than 30m so to escape off the climb you have to do the following: For pitches 1 and 3 – traverse right into BDND. For pitch 2 Abseil diagonally down right onto the big ledge of BDND. FA: Heike Schmitt & Neil Margetts, 2005 | 140m, 4, 15 | |||
23 | ★★ Big Dreamers Never Die
1
18
25m
2
17
25m
3
14
10m
4
18
20m
5
21
25m
6
23
20m
7
13
15m
This 140m route follows the most prominent feature (large scar in the face) on the left hand side of the main wall of the dome. This was the first route opened at Wellingtons Dome and the bottom half was initially opened on trad. Start just to the right of a bush at the base of the dome below the large prominent recess. FA: Heike Schmitt & Neil Margetts, 2005 | 140m, 7, 15 | |||
21 | ★★★ Dream Queen
1
19
43m
2
18
25m
3
21
25m
4
19
30m
Start as for Big Dreamers Never Die.
FA: Neil Margetts, James Pitman & Guy Pitman, 2003 | 120m, 4, 16 | |||
25 | ★★ Compensation Stolen
1
21
30m
2
22
30m
3
25
25m
4
20
30m
Starts approximately 50m right of BDND. FA: Gustav Janse van Rensburg & Philippe Gabareaud, 2001 | 120m, 4, 18 |