Nodi in Nuova Zelanda

Traverse left to right and finish as for Little Island.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

Mantle.

Sit start foot jam, then jam or layback your way up the crack.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

Start matched on sloper reach out left to rail and finish as for established V3?

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

Sit start, rockover onto the rail and finish straight up.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

Stand-start on the arete and crack.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

Sit start from obvious side pulls, up left to small pocket then up from there.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

Standing start, slap up arete, mantle. Originally graded V3.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

Climb the face just left of the arete.

Start by compressing the aretes, paste feet on and finish traversing up and right.

Climb on the right side of the arete next to Apricot.

SDS from the very thin rail. Finish with Hands Solo.

Right to left traverse.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

Start as for The Cross and finish with Now Tell Me.

Directly right of The Cross. Sit start with left hand starts on high crimp, right hand on a low side-pull crimp. Go directly up on crimps and a slopey top move.

A 45-minute ferry ride from central Auckland to Waiheke main port. Then almost 40 min drive to the location.

Please note that there is no bouldering allowed on the 'obelisk' boulders (and surrounding ones) near the track to the north-east of the bouldering field.

Start with The Cross, traverse left and finish with Now Tell Me.

The majority of routes and anchors have been replaced with titanium hardware. The rebolting effort continues, please visit www.facebook.com/groups/ReboltTiPoint for more information.

The crag borders private property so please respect this.

Take note of tide times before you head out as the base of some routes around the Arch area and ‘The Fang’ are below the high tide line. There is an access track around the back of the crag which may have to be used at high tide and also provide access to the top of most routes.

The crag borders private property so please respect this.

Take note of tide times before you head out as the base of some routes around the Arch area and ‘The Fang’ are below the high tide line. There is an access track around the back of the crag which may have to be used at high tide and also provide access to the top of most routes.

The crag borders private property so please respect this.

Take note of tide times before you head out as the base of some routes around the Arch area and ‘The Fang’ are below the high tide line. There is an access track around the back of the crag which may have to be used at high tide and also provide access to the top of most routes.

The crag borders private property so please respect this.

Take note of tide times before you head out as the base of some routes around the Arch area and ‘The Fang’ are below the high tide line. There is an access track around the back of the crag which may have to be used at high tide and also provide access to the top of most routes.

The crag borders private property so please respect this.

Take note of tide times before you head out as the base of some routes around the Arch area and ‘The Fang’ are below the high tide line. There is an access track around the back of the crag which may have to be used at high tide and also provide access to the top of most routes.

The crag borders private property so please respect this.

Take note of tide times before you head out as the base of some routes around the Arch area and ‘The Fang’ are below the high tide line. There is an access track around the back of the crag which may have to be used at high tide and also provide access to the top of most routes.

The crag borders private property so please respect this.

Take note of tide times before you head out as the base of some routes around the Arch area and ‘The Fang’ are below the high tide line. There is an access track around the back of the crag which may have to be used at high tide and also provide access to the top of most routes.

The crag borders private property so please respect this.

Take note of tide times before you head out as the base of some routes around the Arch area and ‘The Fang’ are below the high tide line. There is an access track around the back of the crag which may have to be used at high tide and also provide access to the top of most routes.

Sit start bunched up on jugs.

Sit start on the arete via a heel hook and compression.

Sit/stand as low as you can and move up the arête.

The first boulder you'll come across as you approach the Southern Boulders sector. A varied style of climbing on offer.

Stand start in the hole and layback the arête.

Stand start on the obvious right side pull and left sloping crimp. Traverse left on jugs and smears.

Same as Exit Left but continue straight up.

Start left hand crack and right hand crimp. Exit straight up via the arching crack.

Stand start the obvious right hand jug and left hand crimp with a high heel and foot. Rock over and exit right up the dull arête.

Climb the obvious crack.

Pinch the two slopers and work your way up.

The crag borders private property so please respect this.

Take note of tide times before you head out as the base of some routes around the Arch area and ‘The Fang’ are below the high tide line. There is an access track around the back of the crag which may have to be used at high tide and also provide access to the top of most routes.

Aptly named after Auckland's outdoor gym. Climb the layback crack with your feet on the left hand side boulder.

The crag borders private property so please respect this.

Take note of tide times before you head out as the base of some routes around the Arch area and ‘The Fang’ are below the high tide line. There is an access track around the back of the crag which may have to be used at high tide and also provide access to the top of most routes.

One move wonder. Sit start left hand side pull and right hand under cling. Move up and right to exit.

The crag borders private property so please respect this.

Take note of tide times before you head out as the base of some routes around the Arch area and ‘The Fang’ are below the high tide line. There is an access track around the back of the crag which may have to be used at high tide and also provide access to the top of most routes.

Sit start and climb up the arête then traverse along the jug rail and exit next to Lulu Lads.

Start matched on the arête, a dynamic kick leads to tenuous climbing up the arête.

starting on the corner roof jug, head up via a heel and left hand press.

From the boulder climb up the slab avoiding the jugs out left.

Climb the right hand side slab.

Layback and smear.

The crag borders private property so please respect this.

Take note of tide times before you head out as the base of some routes around the Arch area and ‘The Fang’ are below the high tide line. There is an access track around the back of the crag which may have to be used at high tide and also provide access to the top of most routes.

Climb the slopey arête. Don't fall.

The crag borders private property so please respect this.

Take note of tide times before you head out as the base of some routes around the Arch area and ‘The Fang’ are below the high tide line. There is an access track around the back of the crag which may have to be used at high tide and also provide access to the top of most routes.

An unusual looking groove with bolts on the right wall. Scramble to the ledge at the base of the groove then climb up the groove, which is steeper than it looks and at the 4th bolt step onto the wall. Continue up past 5th bolt to tree belay.

For an easier option, climb just left of the last two bolts at about grade 17

Climb the block for 3m, then up the chimney to the chockstone below the bulge. Over the bulge and up to easier but poor rock. A good belay can be hard to arrange.

To the right of Shenzy, ascend the offwidth crack through the widening bulges. Requires big gear and exit the crack early on the right to use the belay of "Tashi Deli"

A tricky little number, climb the buttress keeping mainly on the left.

Climbing the arete through the roof and varying onto the headwall and face.

The crag borders private property so please respect this.

Take note of tide times before you head out as the base of some routes around the Arch area and ‘The Fang’ are below the high tide line. There is an access track around the back of the crag which may have to be used at high tide and also provide access to the top of most routes.

Technical and delicate face climbing on open handholds. Originally graded 25/26 and climbed via the left-hand side of the first two bolts though climbing the right-hand side leads to easier ground. Downgraded due to community consensus.

Start as per 'Skin Thicker than Leather' then, at the 2nd bolt, traverse right to join the bolt line of 'Jabbar the Hutt'.

Start just right of the large boulder beneath the arch, then traverse right onto the face and climb the wide crack using traditional protection. At mid height, veer slightly left past two bolts to the top of the cliff, then climb onto the boulder to the anchor of route ‘The Angry Sea and the Sky’.

The seaward rib of the big arch, start up a wide crack to the left of the rib. Move right onto the ledge at half height to a thin crack on the face.

The chimney at the back of the arch with chockstone half way up. Climb to the chockstone turning it on the outside (crux). Ascend easily till the chimney has to be vacated out onto a slab on the right, then up easy but poor rock.

There is a large knob of rock on the top of the ridge that can be belayed off, or chuck a sling around it and climb down the gully on the other side to the belay of "The Angel of Calcutta" which is on the right wall of the gully.

On the right side of the arch and at a slightly higher level is a maze of chimneys. Climb by the easiest means and finish up loose rocks.