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The 'standard' route up Mount Waddington - though still far from a stroll. This route starts at Rainy Knob above the Tiedemann Glacier to the east of the main summit, and traverses the Cauldron of the Bravo Glacier to reach the upper icefield, and then crosses the upper glacier to climb the 270-meter summit tower of the main peak of Waddington.

Most parties climb this in 3-4 days.

Better to use "Log pitch fields" on the main climb than create seperate climbs for each pitch.

Climbing the obvious left-facing corner near the left end of the crag; reaching right, sometimes far right, for the a couple of the clips.

Large wide corner. No anchor at the top.

Start up the ramp then move left onto the steep wall. Use positive holds to continue upwards. No anchor bolts at the top.

Climb the short broken crack on the face to the ledge.

Stem and palm widely across the gully

The left most route at Commonwealth

Climb past a stump on a ledge into a short right facing corner, and finish with a widening crack. Might want a 4 near the end.

Climb left leaning twin cracks

Start on easier terrain before following cracks to the left of a crumbly chimney. A few minutes down the trail past Condo Crack.

Climb up past a bolt to reach a short hand crack, Bolts and gear lead to the nice face above.

head up the lightning bolt-shaped crack to the top where an exciting face move leads to a couple of horizontal breaks. 2 bolts above leads through some nice pocketed face climbing.

Face climb past some short cracks and face features to a ledge. Some easier climbing above reaches a shared anchor with Blown Budget.

Absolutely classic friction slab climbing!

This route starts from an anchor just right of the edge of the ledge, as it starts to become a bit more slabish, then continues diagonally up and right.

Climb the right arete starting with a left sidepull and right mini-horn.

The corner to the right of Zen Garden

The incredibly wide, left-trending crack/chimney.

start on the obvious ledge on the west side of the boulder and climb along some ledges to the middle of the North side. Climb straight up to finish.

A route on the west face of a giant boulder just to the north of the Titanic boulder. Start seated in front of the tree and climb a couple of ledges for an easy finish. Walk off the large ramp on the south face.

A route directly opposite of Stu's Dyke on the other side of the boulder. Started seated on an obvious ledge and follow some more ledges directly up.

high ball on arete

Highball on back of boulder