Ascents as various tick types as trad by Geoff Campbell

A very nice layback problem with a bit of slab to finish.

Such a great beginner climb.

Some enjoyable climbing. The greenery along the way was nice.

One of my all-time favourites!

Superb. Technical and well-protected with two excellent cruxes!

Great line with some exposure.

Great if you're into that sort of thing.

Great line!

Very nice.

Don't be thrown off by the worthless start, the short section of crack is gold and the traverse at the end is nice.

Straightforward enough. Solid gear to half-height, thins out after that.

Some good variety and an interesting top-out.

Took the rightmost crack to start just in case it's an FA (somehow I doubt it). Climbs well, probably about grade 15.

Fun! Steep for the grade.

Pleasant climbing. Takes small gear.

A solid line with good gear throughout.

Excellent for the grade with a touch of unexpected exposure near the top.

Not bad.

Just right to be heady but not dangerous. Great view from the top.

Fun. Only a taste of thrutch near the top. Be wary of the loose chockstone.

Very good. Not quite living up to the hype but the last pitch came close.

Led p1, p3 and p5.

Good warm-up.

Fun! Nice arete and wide crack.

Awesome climbing. Every move is great, plenty of pro.

Excellent, classic line. Onsight p1, clean second p2.

Good. Stemming and offwidth.

Great climb! Lots of fun moves.

Would be okay as an introductory lead. The simul-rap lands one person in a nest of dead branches. Easier to just down-climb it.

Couldn't resist doing another lap on it!

Ran up it after Roots since the rope was there anyway. Tricky through the chockstones but fun to grunt through it.

Really enjoyable.

Good climb, probably won't try leading it.

A nice hand-crack.

Great line! Top-roped it to see how hollow the flake sounds: about as hollow as it looks.

Warm-up.

Good fun, although a bit damp in the winter.

A good variety of jams and solid gear.

A short section of good climbing to be had in the middle. Certainly better than the name suggests (no doubt thanks to a good scrubbing).

Excellent!

Rapped off the tree to avoid the unprotected offwidth/squeeze chimney top-out. Okay climbing up to there.

Good climbing, good pro. 9 is a definite sandbag.

A perfect line. Classic!

Nice climb, quite varied.

Another quick lap to break up the walk-out from Mt. Gib.

Good climbing but the rock is a bit loose.

Really nice climbing with excellent jams and pro. Some moss made the top slab more exciting!

Not bad. Interesting through the traverse left.

Would be classic if not for the tour groups throwing down rocks. Great first pitch, just the right amount of run-out to be fun but very sane. Not sure if we found the fourth pitch; ended up on a bolted scramble left of the first abseil that the tour groups take. The original trad line looks great but overrun by the commercial tours.

Solid jams once you get into it. I'll come back for the lead after some more jamming practice.