2 pitches.
One to three pitches of grade 3 ice depending on how you find it, how much gear you have etc.
Two main ice sections, the first of which could be split into two pitches at approx 25 metres each. If you split into two pitches, make an ice screw belay off to the right after the first steep section.
Continue up the second steep section, after it eases off to the right you'll find a stance equipped with an old piton and nut.
From here you have options. You can abseil off, or head up left another small ice pitch before walking on to the top of the ridge. Or you can head straight up to the ridge, avoiding the last of the ice. This can be steep and unconsolidated snow so care should be taken.
Once gaining the "alpine garden" follow the cairns off to the left taking the Lion Head trail down.
Two main ice sections, the first of which could be split into two pitches at approx 25 metres each. If you split into two pitches, make an ice screw belay off to the right after the first steep section.
Continue up the second steep section, after it eases off to the right you'll find a stance equipped with an old piton and nut.
From here you have options. You can abseil off, or head up left another small ice pitch before walking on to the top of the ridge. Or you can head straight up to the ridge, avoiding the last of the ice. This can be steep and unconsolidated snow so care should be taken.
Once gaining the "alpine garden" follow the cairns off to the left taking the Lion Head trail down.
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