Routen in British Columbia für ausgewählte Schwierigkeit

Route has vanished under a ton of moss

Scramble up the mossy pedestal, then up on pinches and jugs. Cruxy finish.

Starts up Dynamic Duo, moving right onto Trekking to India at the 3rd or 5th bolt. Much better value if done at the 3rd.

Short athletic route found on top of Greenwood Wall starting on low jug

Sit Start with right hand on flake. Straight up wall on small crimps near top. Descent via route 2.

Traverse from a low start with a flake on the right and move left. The top ledge is out until you reach about 8ft to the left. Theres a lump there, finish to the left of it. Be careful of the rock disintegrating in your hands or under your feet.

Start low and move up the right arete. Located on the other side of the river, directly opposite of the peabody boulders.

Start matched on the ledge move up the crack and top out right. Located on the other side of the river, directly opposite of the peabody boulders.

Start from the flake and finish as for eager puppy

Starts using the first bolt of blackest of faces, then traverse left underneath the second roof of contortionist and join this one on the third bolt all the way to the anchor

Mantel the slopey edge

Jump to the end of "Swami of the Creek" and mantel.

The seductive arete on the right side of the hidden face!

Start on the huge square flake, but move right and join Freshman, finishing straight up the centre of the boulder!

First climb you see from Snow Wall. Start on the slightly overhang section and transition to the slabby section. Second pitch heads right after the second bolt.

P1: 5.10c/d, 9 Bolts

P2: 5.9, 8 bolts

Large arching feature below "1922" and finishes at the first bolt on the first pitch of 1922. Mixed climb with 8 bolts and gear to 4"

Thin bouldery start on overhanging face.

A hard bouldery start leads up an easy ramp and then back into a pumpy overhang.

Right leaning slightly overhanging climb on ledges and bombers to a crux finish.

Up a slightly overhanging face climb.

Climb up the far left side of the group of boulders. Overhanging, pumpy face climb

(Roche Cove) variation of Girlyman

(Hissing Bull)

(Hummingbird wall)

(Hummingbird Wall)

follow the flakes left side and traverse out left through cracks and face climbing.

follow the flakes left side until you can traverse right

Second pitch is 10a

First pitch is sport and crosses over Groove Thing. Second pitch is Trad (10a)

Channel 1, V2: Start on small crimps on the left most side with your foot on the small edge around the corner on the left, and move to the center of the boulder then make moves straight up to the lip. FA: Sharka Zdeninsyn

Channel 2, V2: Start on a decent edge and move left and up through small crimps to gain the slopey ledge near the top and top out at the highest point of the boulder. FA: Riu Inoue

Cheap Love Ain't Easy, V2/3: Start as for Nineteen Year Old’s Luck and go left hand to a pocket out left, then make a big move up to a big sidepull and top out straight up. FA: Justin Blanshild

Highball up the stiff slab and crimps to the diagonal seam, place as much pro as you feel will keep to safe, then launch up more slopers and crimpers to the top. there are no bolted anchors, except for a tree way back from the edge of the crag. If anyone wants to Retro bolt this one, go for it

Furthest climb to climber's right on Karate Kid Wall. Burly overhang start to slab finish. The top is no longer runout as we added a 5th bolt. 9/23/18

A0 Mixed The nameless seldom sent death trap(detached hanging flake is gone) is now the start of an excursion to the top of mt wells follow the right-hand edge of the block up to the roof, then step left onto its top. Follow the line of bolts up to the ledge then step right to the bolt ladder. (easily aided making the pitch 10b, A0) climb this to the large ledge.

Big horizonaltal crack far right undercling to two crimps bump up to a jug. Dwarf tree at base named buddy first juggy flake is loose try not to pull too hard on it as its before the first bolt and a fall could be catastrophic. ORIGINAL GRADE 5.8 Lost holds regraded to 5.10 spring 2021

Never bouldered before but a nice one by my standards. 45 degree overhang from the ground is about two meters. to get there climb the trail up mill hill (of atkins rd. in langford) then from summit head north north west - ish and towards the slope. oh and i have no idea how to rate anything