Ascents as Flash by Noah Boudreau-Richard

Watched someone pull the crux which helped a lot.

Good climbing! Crux is actually down low (bolt 2 or 3?).

Definitely something I should be able to lead next time. Pump management is the key.

The best trad pitch I've done in Quebec! 40m of pure pleasure. Good protection. Double from 0.3 to 0.5, single up to #2 and a single #4 (to protect below the first bolt) is quite usefull. Small cams or nuts for a few placements. If you've got one, keep a black totem to protect your second in the roof traverse.

2-3x #3 + 1-2* #2 Alternatively, #4 fits in a few places but way harder to place.

Way too many tick marks to call this an onsight.

My partner worked the first bit for a while so I knew the moves. Great climb.

Super classic! Got a little hint at the crux.

Might have cheated the last more -- Hard to tell with lines so tightly packed.

More like 11b-11c if you know the moves.

Listed as 12a in the guide book and MP. I thihnk this would be acurate if you're shorter or less power oriented. Since that is the main style of the red, I think 11d is fitting.

Ouch... My first true splitter...

First 12a flash! Took everything out of me. Is a pain to clean.

Was a lot scarier then I remembered. We simul-climbed the first three pitches (direct slab on pitch 3) and then climbed the rest in small pitches through the 5.7 variation, under the arche and through the last overlap. We escaped through the finish of beginner's route instead of climbing the last pitch.

Super voie pour le niveau. À faire.

Nice consistent climb. Linked all the moves on TR. Maybe lead next time?

Very easy first "crack" type climb.

Perfect first climb of the day when the caffeine if just starting to do its job.