General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Bolted route near the Mt Hay/Butterbox canyon exit	13-Jan-2014 At 3:30:45 PM	sbm
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On 13/01/2014 nmonteith wrote: >Just a thought - maybe it was bolted as an alternative exit route if the >original bottlenecks up with gumby punters? I've seen queues forming on >the original in the past with totally inexperienced 'canyoners' attempting >to be climbers. That was mentioned, it seems likely. But still poor form to do it anonymously and without discussion. I bet no-one in the original party that discovered that pass was consulted (Dave Noble, Tom Williams etc), they did it without bolts of course. edit: found the trip report for the original discovery of the pass. Good read actually.

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