Type: Sport, 120 ft (36 m)
FA: Worsfold & Richardson (trad+pins), 1988. Bolted variation start added by Hatchett & McKitterick, 1992
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Shared By: Tony B on Sep 26, 2003 · Updates
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Best line I got on at the cliff, and the tallest. From the notch of the north pass, come down past the first major formation of dihedrals and aretes to the second formation, there you will pass an arete of considerable height. Kalumete Arete is just left of the tall pines. There are two starts. The left is the original (protected by gear and pins) was first done in 1988 by Worsfold and Dick Richardson. The right-hand start is a bolted sport start, which was added later.

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Two pitches. P1: Sport variation 11 bolts, one pin. Lower off. Or add P2: 4 bolts, single rack to 3. Walk off.

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