线路 in 新西兰 for selected grade

Start on obvious sidepull/pinch on the middle-right of the slab boulder. Move up through the feet and reach a jug followed by an easy top-out.

NZ Grade V, 6

starts as for the trad route Envirnment centre, then out to 2 spaced bolts with maybe some supplemental gear.

Start at the lowest point of the slab, 2m left of the corner. Can share anchor with Bury the Brass, the 17 to the left, for sport climbing.

Good pro. This route was first done ground up. If you don't use the bush at half way, it's probably a 19. A big cam a 4 or 5 I don't remember! is needed at the top. Double bolt and chain, maillon rapide Anchor.

A steep short climb right of chimney. DBC anchor

Direct start to SE Buttress. Steep and interesting climbing with some loose, shattered flakes. The buttress above is the best part.

Long slab and face climb right of the water streak on the Phil's Biv slabs.

Superb climbing and great position/ exposure in lower half, then runs out of steam in upper section.

Variation of Fantini Coradine.

Starting at the broken ledges, move left before straightening and climbing up the left side of the headwall. Continue right past the roofs to finish up the split headwall crack.

Alternative finish to the Bowen Allan Corner: crack to the right of Between the Lines.

Alternative finish to the Bowen Allan Corner: take the wall between the cracks.

On the right of the Diamond Face, follow grassy slabs trending up and right to the start of the Bowen Allan Corner.

Start up an easy ramp to the bottom of the groove left of Strobe Light.

From the far right of crag ascend a mossy slab into obvious hanging corner. The cracks harbour good gear, but can seep. A great little adventure climb.

P1: Follow corner through exposed terrain to a DbA. 17 P2: Move left off belay and traverse (staying low) passing a tree and then a bolt. The DbA is just beyond the bolt. 17 P3: Ascends a great little corner directly above belay to a DbA. 18

Descent: A rope stretching 30m rappel will get you to the handlines below.

Start at obvious corner ramp at right side of crag, various starts possible. Follow crack systems up ramp 20m to top corner of large orange flake. Optional natural belay at flake to reduce drag. Begin pumpy hand traverse left for 5m then up steeply past two bolts to anchor. Continue up the quartz seemed face above to anchor.

On the right hand end of the crag starting on top of a jumbled blocks. Climb the slab past one bolt to the right facing crack. Double bolt belay right of finish. A good little number.

Below a roof capped wall is this gem of a sport climb. To the left of the Diagnolator, find a large pillar leaning against the wall. Chimney up this on climbers right to grassy belay. Start climbing to the right of the bolts, then follow your equilibrium to the left. Rings are on good ledge below the orange rock.

Crack climb, well protected.

A steep route to the left of the Kingston Flyer, can be linked with the KF at about grade 22.

On the small buttress west of the Furnace Wall. Rock onto the slab then cruise up the arete to the rising traverse finale. Friable crimps.

Start up fused crack then immediately traverse right past low first bolt (crux) and up from there.

The route with the money shot. Route faces the river. Crimp up the face keeping good balance.

Nice technical climb on small edges and side-pulls. "Best route on the crag".

Walk up the slope, then trend to the left of the white rooflet at half height.

crux start needs a good spot until the 1st piece of good placement.

The pumpy right-leaning crack.

Start as for Slightly English up the crack but veer right up the pocket crack after clipping first bolt.

Follow the crack up to a flake. Look for the fine foot ledge near the diagonal scar. Up the face on good pockets, a little run out

On the far left of roadside you find this delightful number which climbs better than it looks

2nd pitch above ‘Ferocious Weasel’ Climb the crack and arête.

The off width crack on left, around the overlap and follow the crack straight up. Anchors slightly to right up on slab.

2-3 pitches.

Sweet juggy climbing with a rad mantle and an interesting semi chimney feature.

Great varied climbing heading through a steep grunty start, left onto black face and up under the overhanging corner feature.

The splitter crack. Medium-large wires and small-medium cams useful.

Face climbing left of the white steak.

The left most route, up through the bulges.