Taranaki Mount Egmont A Guide for Climbers

The majestic, near symmetrical cone of Taranaki/Mount Egmont rises from the
gently rolling pasture of the North Island’s West Cape. As New Zealand’s most
accessible mountain it proudly dominates the landscape, influences the
province’s weather and provides an irresistible magnet for climbers.
This totally revised new edition features 30 alpine routes and over 200 rock
climbs, including a dozen newly developed crags. Skiing on the mountain is
also covered. Complemented by over 70 photographs, photo-topos and maps, this
guide also details the Maori legend, climbing history and the origins of place
names. Climbs are conveniently arranged by road ends or climbing base huts and
indexed for quick location. This authoritative guide is an essential resource
for anyone wishing to explore Taranaki’s climbing bounty.