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Grado | Via | Stile equipaggiamento | Popolarità | ||
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Mollusc Wall | |||||
4 | Rhythm Method
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14 | Sardine
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11 | ★★ Plankton
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14 | ★ Raw
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12 | Prawn
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11 | Seahorse
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12 | Osprey
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14 | ★★ Leafy Seadragon
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13 | Sweep
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12 | Tsunami
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13 | Yardarm
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12 | Schools for Salmon
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19 | ★★ Walk the Plank
Start 3m right of the end of 'Flight of the Gull.' The difficult start is accentuated by the threat of waves. Left leaning cracks for 20m until it closes to a seam. Then Walk the Plank gingerly rightwards (no gear) to the DBB. FA: Steve Kelly & Peter Daish, 2010 | 28m | |||
22 | ★★ Technically Compromised
Up 'Walk the Plank' for 8m then straight up past ring bolts. Head a bit left at the top to gain the Plank and step R to the DBB. FA: Peter Daish, Darren Williams & Steve Kelly, 2010 | 26m, 4 | |||
19 | ★★★ Technically Gifted
This trad route requires a big cam for the hole and small wires/RPs thereafter. Start up the crack system and vertical quartz seam left of the major chimney and in front of the large viewing block until it is possible to reach out left to an obvious large hole. From this, continue diagonally up and left through strenuous moves to the DBB. FA: Darren Williams & Steve Kelly, 2010 | 26m | |||
14 | Gift Voucher
The easiest route on this part of the cliff gets no stars. Start same as "Technically Gifted" and continue straight up. The first 10m are well protected and fairly solid, but after that be prepared for sandy ledges, brittle rock, dirt and bushes. At top, traverse left (no gear) for 5m to a DBB. FA: Steve Kelly & Darren Williams, 2010 | 26m | |||
17 | ★★★ Flight of the Gull
| 120m, 3 | |||
Cephalopod Wall | |||||
18 | ★★★ Down to the Sea in Slips
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11 | Squid
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4 | Simpkin's Chimney
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17 | ★★ Stimulus Package
take a #1 cam FA: Peter Daish & Des Hudson, 2009 | 20m | |||
14 | Mussels and Weeds
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9 | Abalone
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10 | Pincer
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10 | Pincer Variant Finish
as in the guide book | 27m | |||
9 | South Sea Burble
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15 | All Day Sucker
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20 | ★★ Hard to Starboard
Takes a line on the left side of the wave platform, starting with a carrot bolt then leading up past FH's to a mid section requiring trad. Take a breath and move up into the crux (bolt protected) which involves a span out right. Has been known to throw off 6'4" grade 29 climbers yet see 5'3" grade 22 climbers onsight it - so no excuses! FA: Steve Kelly/Pete Daish, 2009 | 25m | |||
13 | ★★ Taleah Grace
FA: Peter Daish & Jordy Moffat | 25m | |||
21 | ★★ Sea Lion
The scene of an epic first ascent story. Originally climbed entirely on trad then later retrobolted (by the first ascentionists). A classic that gets harder as you get closer to the belay. Well worth doing. FA: Damien Hall & Peter Daish | 55m, 2, 13 | |||
12 | ★ Sea Lion Pup
Climb 2/3 of Sea Lion pitch 1, then step L to Taleah Grace chains. | 30m | |||
18 | ★★ Sea Lion P1
Sea Lion 1st pitch to 1st horizontal. If using a 60m rope lower to TG chains | 35m, 10 | |||
18 | ★★ Georgie Rose
Hard start traversing into the diagonal slashes then up these to a final cruxy section that traverses left to an anchor. FA: Peter Daish & Jordy Moffat | 30m, 5 | |||
23 | ★★★ Buoy Oh Buoy
Possibly harder than Smooth Sailing and a little bit exciting to reach the crux. Take small wires and cams to supplement. A big pitch that gets harder the higher you go, with a super delicate crux section in the final 8 metres. 2nd pitch has not been climbed since a huge flake came off it, and it is not in a climbable state at present. FFA: Steve Kelly FA: Tony Barker & Mike Broadbent | 32m | |||
21 | ★★★ Achilles Gambit Pitch 1
You can take a bit of trad gear with you to supplement the bolts. A total classic that puts value back into 21's! Try not to do this one on a big wave day however. FA: Peter Daish | 30m | |||
22 | The Guru Memorial Buttress Extension
The extension to GMB to the Achilles chain hasn't had a lead ascent as yet. | 32m, 2 | |||
18 | ★★ The Guru Memorial Buttress Pitch 1
Start on boulders at R end of pond. Up to carrot (difficult) then past 2 ring bolts. Continue up crack (natural protection) passing another ring bolt up high before the DBB. FFA: Paul Francis & Mark Witham, 1990 | 27m, 4 | |||
21 | ★ The Guru Memorial Buttress
How the the route is meant to be climbed! Pitch 1 to the DBB. From here continue directly up the slab to the horizontal. Head for the vertical slot and follow this to the very top. Exit at the very top of the cliff through the opening. Rock deteriorates significantly on the second pitch. FFA: | 57m, 2 | |||
23 | ★★ True North
The all too obvious crackline rising up by 'the bath' left of Smooth Sailing/Lost Socks requiring a mixture of trad and bolts. Grade 15 to the first anchor then continue up the crackline as it thins out and leads into the junction of Smooth Sailing. Finish as for that route. FA: Peter Daish & Alister Carmichael, 2007 | 27m | |||
15 | ★★ True North Easy Variant
Not really a variant - just the start of True North. An all trad affair to the first anchor and an excellent lead for the grade. FA: Peter Daish & Jordy Moffat | 17m | |||
15 AID:A2 | ★★ Atlas
| 59m | |||
23 | ★★ Lost While Sailing
An inferior route to Smooth Sailing linking Lost Socks start (contrived) into Smooth Sailing. | 30m, 4 | |||
18 | ★★ Lost Socks
Mixed protection, 4 bolts and natural gear. FA: John Nankivell & Alister Carmichael | 31m, 4 | |||
20 | ★★ Atlantic Cruise
FA: Mark Leonard & Sandy Hancock, 1989 | 59m | |||
17 | ★★ Clear the Decks Pitch One
| 20m | |||
16 | ★★ Clear and Smooth
Clear the Decks Pitch 1 until it bisects Smooth Sailing then as for this briefly until you can climb right to the anchor. | 20m | |||
24 | ★★ Clear the Decks
The extension to Clear the Decks Pitch 1 (done in one big pitch to the 2nd anchor). Very exciting crux relying on classic Waits foot smears to negotiate the hard bit a little distance above the protection. | 48m | |||
18 | ★★ Dutchy's Route
FA: Jaimie Holland & Peter Daish | 48m | |||
17 | ★ Its Barque is Worse Than Its Bight
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23 | ★★★ Smooth Sailing
Possibly the best line at Waits. Follows the white quartz diagonal seam in a rising leftward direction until the route meets the vertical crackline of True North. From here, straight up the crack to a final tricky section and a cut right and up to chain. Mega. | 30m | |||
16 | ★★ Smooth and Easy
Smooth Sailing until you can cut right to the Clear the Decks Pitch 1 anchor. Quality. | 20m | |||
25 | ★★★ Smooth Criminal
Climb Smooth Sailing until after its crux (where it meets True North) then 1m later span out left via a series of dynamic iron cross moves and bad feet to join GMB. Climb the crack of this route for approx 1-2m then a final slab boulder problem diagonally leftwards leads to the chain of Achilles Gambit. Originally freed to GMB, later extended to the obvious finish. Very technical and engaging climbing. FFA: Steve Kelly FA: Peter Daish & Damien Hall | 35m | |||
13 | ★ Mercy
Awkward crackline following ring bolts. | 18m | |||
17 | ★★ Mercy Medium
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20 | ★ Mercy Hard
| 28m | |||
18 | ★★ Paua Crack
Follow the crack line that runs parallel and 5m R of Smooth Sailing. Start at Clearing Your Mind leftwards passing through its Barque’s garden, then keep following the obvious crack line that leads to the Lost Socks DBB. Good natural pro all the way. 70m rope required to lower off. FFA: Frewin Ries, 23 Nov 2014 | 33m | |||
19 | ★★★ Clearing Your Mind
Waits headspace slabbing at its best and probably not a good one to warm up on if you haven't experienced Waits before or are looking for a quick clip up. Good training for the harder routes. FA: Peter Daish | 27m | |||
14 | ★★ Claw
| 32m | |||
14 | ★ Crow's Nest
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14 | ★★ Crow's Nest RHS
Start at the crack 1m L of Albatross. Up to join the L-leading diagonal crack to Crow's Nest and finish up that climb. FA: Paul Badenoch & Vicki Kavanagh, 18 Mar 2017 | 28m | |||
15 | ★★ Albatross
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13 | ★ Rum, Sodomy, and the Lash
| 28m | |||
13 | ★ Rum, Sodomy, and the Lash RHV
At the wedge take the R crack and rejoin RSATL up high. FA: Paul Badenoch, Vicki Kavanagh & Chris Oerman, 2 Gen 2017 | 26m | |||
13 | ★ Hello Sailor
| 28m | |||
13 | ★ Magic Mountain
Bolted line 3m L of the chimney. | 23m, 6 | |||
11 | ★ Wet Patch
The L arete of the chimney at the R end of the wall. | 23m, 6 | |||
18 | ★★ A Good Line
A traverse of cephalopod wall in either direction staying about 10m above the rock or water. | 110m |
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