Crag & Route Beta

Topic	Date	User
Mt Feathertop	15-Jul-2009 At 1:07:41 PM	mik
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Was up there last week, doing some intro mountaineering stuff with some mates. The amount of traffic up bungalow generally negates the need for snow shoes, however with fresh snow or an approach via razorback I would take skis/snowshoes. Axe & Crampons are useful, as it is a waste to travel that far and not be able to summit. We needed them 2 days out of 4. East face was good climbing with aretes in good nick, stable snow pack and small cornices. Be very, very cautious. pics: http://www.flickr.com/photos/40470405@N02/3723664494/ All the best.

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