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There is a broad 60-metre fall (narrow at the bottom) with low-angled sections (often difficult conditions due to layered ice over snow).
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On the right is a narrower 80 metre fall with a steep first pitch which just reaches a horizontal belay tree on the right(check it before you trust it), then continues up a series of steps to the top. Abseil off trees to get back down from both routes.
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A shorter, easier waterfall leads up diagonally to the right from just right of the bottom of the latter route. Descend by abseil.
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Up the road another 200 metres is an excellent two-pitch route in a relatively confined gully. There is a well-sheltered belay site under an overhang on the left after 45 metres. The second pitch starts with a section of 80 degree ice, before easing off at the top. Move out right to belay on trees (55m). Descent: abseil off trees down a line to the right (up-valley) of the climb.