Africa Ledge
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Bust Up Sector
PM Shade
Standard
50m
Steep
Technical
General
Climbing
Beta

Approach

From the far left-hand side of Africa Ledge either scramble to the base of your route or start via some easier pitches.

Descent

Use the rapp satations to rappel back to Africa Ledge or

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From the cableway station use the path down into Fountain Ravine to reach Fountain and Africa Ledges and so on down India-Venster

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