Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | Crag | |
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V5 | ★ Deep depths of hell
Start inside the cave way back and traverse left. Be greeted by some funkiness at the lip and then link into 'got the blinkers on' FFA: Dan Gordon, Aug 2014 | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V0 | Calm Like A Still Bath
Sit-Start with the pocket LH. Move up to the cool rail and enjoy. FA: Jimmy Blackhall, 2019 | 2m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V3 | ★ And Best
Sit start as for The Downfallen. Climb straight up until reaching a line of crimps below the lip. From here, make a technical traverse left to top out as for And Better. | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V6 | ★★ Hot and Woke
start on the small left crip and right undercling side pull, right heal hook on, straight up the middle to the horn, big left move to top and tricky mantle FA: Samuel Melville, 5 Sep 2023 | White Rock Conservation Area | |||
V3 | ★ Brave Heart
Up slab to friendly pockets and very committing finish. FFA: Unknown | 5m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V2 | ★ Rock-skating
Stand-start using flake, then straight up with some nice footless sections. | 2m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V4 | ★ Contemporary Art
A squat start on the lip of the cave on good holds leads to a couple of powerful moves. This line eliminates the arete and the crack on the left, by just climbing directly the face. Set: Jimmy Blackhall | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V3 | Yeet it or eat it
Start with right palm of right wall with left crimp. Use both walls, left wall used for feet and finish top on left wall. V4 for small people | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
Bigfoot (Sasquatch Direct)
Start at low break, then up to slopey rail, huck to gaston pocket over lip and finish as for 'Sasquatch'. | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | |||
V0 | ★ 7
Good edges and up | 2m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V8 | ★★ Trebuchet aka 'the buff breasted button quail'
Start laying down at the entrance to the cave. Take the 2 shit low holds and a beasty toe hook. Load your self up like a spring and then release. Hold the cut loose and don't dab! Finish as for 'got the blinkers on' FFA: Elliot Leech, 2013 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V1 | ★★ Whatever Blows Your Hair Back
Sit started on large flat hold. Straight up to crimp and cool set of pockets, then up to a large ledge. The top involves a funky mono sinker and a breezy mantle. FA: Jimmy Blackhall, Apr 2019 | 5m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V4 | ★★ Crater Hater
This problem and adjacent lines are located on a long, low boulder situated about 150m downhill in the gully from the Chalking Dead boulder. Stand start at the tallest point of the boulder, with RH in a large hueco and LH on positive side pull. Cross into a tendon rupturing 2 finger pocket and slopey crimp, and set up to move to the lip. Delicately top out amid the vegetation. FA: David Jefferson, 21 Apr 2020 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V6 | ★★ Never Played Pac-Man!?
Start as for Hot and Woke, instead of going straight up traverse left straight into a right pinch , figure out the crux and continue left to top out FA: Samuel Melville, 5 Sep 2023 | White Rock Conservation Area | |||
V4 | ★★★ Zig Zag Railway
Start at the end of the back rail left of Shinkasen. traverse right past Metro Papineau start and finally transfer onto the shelve. Finish as Metro Papineau. The must do of the Cave. FA: Ross Fergusson, 2013 | 8m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V3 | ★★ Iron-stone crimp technique
Stand-start on small iron-stone edges and ok feet, straight up. | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V1 | Don’t Speak Unless You Can Improve The Silence
The arete to the left of ATATWYTAI. Sit start on small RH pocket, good LH flake. FA: Jimmy Blackhall, Aug 2019 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V2 | ★★ Across the block
Stand start at the crack on the righthand side of the block. Traverse left on lip using slopers, topping out around the corner. | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V4 | ★★ Glen's V4
Straight up obvious groove, kinda scary, kinda funky but real good. FFA: Glen Eaton, 2011 | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V3 | ★ 8
Stand start using small edges on a very bad footer, slap the slopers and mantle. | 2m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V2 | ★ hueco spanks
Start by climbing through a giant hueco on the right side of the cave and then straight up to mantle. FA: phil beattie, 2013 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V6 | ★★★ Sebulba Low
Start as TATJYALF but blast right into Sebulba. Save some gas in the tank for the crux mantle! | 6m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
★ Moonshot
This problem and adjacent lines are located on a long, low boulder situated about 150m downhill in the gully from the Chalking Dead boulder. Immediately to the left of Crater Hater. Stand start with LH in one of several undercling huecos, and RH in the sidepull/undercling edge in the scarred rock. Set up and dyno for the lip. Set: David Jefferson, 21 Apr 2020 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | |||
★★★ The Power Puff Girls
a shame the chock stone broke, poetical to start still sit start right hand foot match in the very low undercling, up the arete and big right move to gain the three finger pocket. straight up to tricky tope out. might go now at v10+ NA: Samuel Melville, 2 Oct 2023 | White Rock Conservation Area | ||||
V2 | ★ Redbank Gillete Mach 4
Longer version of Redbank Gillete Mach 3 that traverses further up the lip. | 2m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V0 | ★ C'mon more energy!
Stand-start on the left hand side of slab, straight up in a test of your single-leg strength. The wall to your left is not in. | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V0 | ★ Reach, flex, repeat
Stand-start using big flake, head up and left using more big flakes to finish at the break half-way up. | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V3 | ★★ Jeans Recommended
Start inside of small cave on a massive ledge, work outwards and into the crack. Head to the start of the cave and finish upwards. Be careful of spiders and other deadly creatures dwelling in the hole! FA: Philip Xunlix Ly, Jul 2016 | White Rock Conservation Area | |||
V0 | ★★ toddlers traverse
Around the corner from quit tennis approximately 10 metre from the corner of the cliff edge A good one for beginners Standing start using obvious jugs half way up to the crux from here traverse to the corner of the high boulder using undercling's and side pulls before using the corner to top out at 4m FA: jamie Johnston, 14 Sep 2020 | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V4 | ★★ The Basalisk
Start as for Glen's V4 then traverse right on slopers and crimps and mantle out. FFA: Alex Turnbull, 2013 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V2 | ★ 9
Sit start on good edges, straight to the top and mantle. Stand start goes at V0. FA: Phil Beattie, 2014 | 2m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V3 | ★ Triangle Mantle
Mantle big triangular sloper. FFA: Glen Eaton, 2011 | 2m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V0 | 10
Stand start up the big pockets and scoops on the arete | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V9 | ★★★ Yabba dabba doo
Pull onto top of flake and make very hard Gaston onto prominent edge. Match the edge and throw for the lip of the cave, drop onto the lip and manle out. Very very committing line which requires experience and lots of pads/spotters. Perhaps an extremely hard sit start could be added or a link in from when pigs fly via the crack. FFA: Alistair Earley & sam bowman, 29 May 2020 | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V2 | ★ Technological Singularity
On the outside face of the cave, next to a orange water streak, begin stand-started with two smallish crimps. Weight your foot and statically pull on (jumping to the jug from the crimps without statically pulling on is a v1). The topout is abit poopy with a large plant living there. FA: Jimmy Blackhall, 28 Apr 2019 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V1 | ★ Cheese Sandwich
Sit start to the right of Cheese Curds in two opposing sidepulls with good feet on the low rail. Make a big move and top out to the right side of the boulder next to the arête. FA: David Jefferson, 23 Apr 2020 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V2 | ★★ Pinky & The Brain
Stand start on the left side of the arete of “The Powerpuff girls” with LH Gaston pocket and RH arete. “What we do every night pinky, try to take over the world”. | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V4 | ★★ Can you be a worthy crag dog?
Start as for Lazarus but rather than topping out Too Soft, continue traversing along lip. Top out at the highest point of the cave directly above the large boulder on the ground. FA: Robert O'Connell, 2013 | White Rock Conservation Area | |||
V3 | ★ Slab-n-pop
Stand-start on right hand side of slab using obvious foot, straight-up. | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V4 | ★★ Tarte Tatin arete
Sit-start on the arete and finish right. FA: Dan gordon & Sam Bowman, 2013 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V3 | ★ PowPow
Start on two poor holds at the very bottom end of the cave. Keep body tension high and pop to an other poor hold straight above and finish on the victory jug right behind. All good holds to the right are off! FA: Niko Eltarenko, 13 Oct 2016 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V6 | ★★★ Touch the jugs one shall not
start on the big sloper rail as for star jug, up to the good rail then left into the undercling, pull through some side pulls to the mega jug then up and right for a few moves to a jug finish. Direct version of Star Jug (don't use the bucket jugs on the far left). FA: Oliver Henderson, 25 Sep 2020 | 5m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V2 | Redbank Gillete Mach 3
Grab the lip, find the good sloper and mantle. FFA: Blair Campbell, 2012 | 2m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V1 | 11
Stand start up the right side of the arete | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V7 | ★★★ Wrestlemania
Start further in the cave and move out to the arete and finish up OHT FFA: Brendan fraser, 2013 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V2 | ★ Perfect is Dead
Start half a meter to the left of Shark Repellent Bat Spray, also with the same style of start, matched on a good sloper. FA: Jimmy Blackhall, 28 Apr 2019 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V5 | ★★ Gym and Tonic
Stand start to the left of the crack/runnel feature, with the RH in a shallow pocket and the LH in a good slot. Move up the blunt arête/slab with slopey feet and hands, and balancy yet athletic movement. Avoids all of the holds to the right of the crack, including the blocky pedestal at the start. FA: David Jefferson, 16 May 2020 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V6 | ★★★ Perichoresis
Start on the slab, up to the large jug rail, big move up to crimp and top out. FA: jayden desmond | 6m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V4 | ★★ Mind the Gap
Start this sandbag on the obvious jug pockets in the middle back of the cave (Metro’s start which is right of Shinkansen). Do the drop down move of Metro onto the rail that is exiting the cave (climb Aiokiasof with the foot stab Crux) then out up polar express through the pocket and on to hang finish at the ledge. FA: Lachlan Pearson, 2013 | 10m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V2 | ★★ Edges like a babies bum
Stand start on good edge, head straight up on decent holds. | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V6 | Culture Vulture
Stand start with positive crimps in the break 2m left of “Gaston The Grey” and good RF. A long lock off to crimps straight up. Either dyno to the lip for V6 or cut right into GTG for V5. | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V4 | ★ 5 Sit Start Variant
The sit start to number 5. The crux is pulling on and moving. | 2m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
Pappy Van Poodle
| 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | |||
V2 | ★ Sea shepherd
Jump to slopey rail and mantle. A stretch beforehand is advised. FFA: Daniel Gordon, 2012 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V2 | ★★ 12
Stand start with bad feet, straight up to slopey rail, anything goes from here. | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V4 | ★★ Tech Arete
Stand start the base and balance up the arete to jugs, make your way towards lip building courage as you go. Hidden holds lead to mantle. Top inspection and a clear head recommended. FFA: 20 Nov 2015 | 6m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
★ Technological Singularity Low
Sit start right side of the cave on the outside. Follow a slopping rail and do some unequivocally burly moves into Technological Singularity. Futuristic and double digit hard Set: Jimmy Blackhall, Apr 2019 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | |||
V2 | ★ Shave before a date
Sit start with hands on a big flake, then up to crimpy rail. Mantle up and reach for a big jug for easy top out. FA: Igor Paevskiy, 30 May 2020 | 5m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V2 | ★★★ Mommy's Warmup
Start on undercling, straight up, top out. FA: Jackson | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V3 | ★★ Arabesque
Super balancy slab. FA: Dan Gordon, 2013 | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V2 | ★ Slap-a-crack
Sit-start at the bottom of the crack using obvious block. Head up left, following the crack and making use of good features on the face. | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
{US} V2 | ★★ Tylers crack
A nice clean crack climb, its about an inch wide. Set: Mitch Surtees/ Tyler Day, 25 Sep 2014 FFA: Tyler Day, 25 Sep 2014 FA: Tyler Day, 25 Sep 2014 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V1 | ★ Cheese Curds
This slabby problem stand-start’s on two underclings with obvious huge footer at the far right of the boulder. A balancey move to start, gains a large sidepull, then to a cool small RH pocket, directly up to a cruisey finish. Cynthia named it after Pountine, she's Canadian eh! Set: Cynthia Cormier FA: Jimmy Blackhall, Dec 2016 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V6 | ★★ Bat-a-rang
Start on crimp rail above Robin. Dyno to Technological Singularity ’s jug and top out. FA: Liam Sutcliffe, 18 Apr 2021 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V0 | 3 girls one scar
Right side arete on back of dejableau boulder. Start standing with arete and mono. FFA: Tara Davidson, 2013 | 2m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V4 | ★★ 13
Straight up the arete for a desperate slopey mantle | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V5 | Gaston the Grey
Stand start on the grey streak, just left of the large block. Move up via gaston or dyno to a good crimp rail then mantle onto ledge and out. Multiple holds have broken since the FA. It's likely the problem will need an upgrade. FFA: michael garraghy, 2011 | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V5 | ★★ Peace Train
Start on massive pocket and traverse out left, finishing up Too Soft. | 5m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V0+ | Elm Street
Crouch start on the same big slopper pocket as HT and move straight up. Watch the choss ontop. A decent warm up FA: Jimmy Blackhall, Mar 2020 | White Rock Conservation Area | |||
V2 | ★★★ The Son
Stand start on little chest height ledge, mantle up into decent holds and top out. FA: jayden desmond | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V1 | ★ Bourree
Starts around the corner from Arabesque FA: Lauren Walker, 2013 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V1 | ★ The Route Formerly Known as Mousecop
Stand start on jugs and Trent left. Set: Mitch Surtees/ Tyler Day, 25 Sep 2014 FFA: 25 Sep 2014 FA: Tyler Day, 25 Sep 2014 | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V5/6 | ★★ I choo choo choose you
Start as for 'Shinkansen' but blast straight across the gap, linking into 'Metro-Papineau' at the drop down. Tough for shorties, easier for those with albatross like wingspans. Adds a good hard move for the start of metro and gets the pump flowing early on! FA: Rhys Phillips, 21 May 2017 | White Rock Conservation Area | |||
V1 | ★ Mantlé Mantlé
Stand start both hands on sloper rail, find a foot and mantlé straight up. Once standing, repeat this process to mantlé straight to victory. Jug, rail, and features to the right are out. FA: Zac Horstman, 24 Apr 2021 | White Rock Conservation Area | |||
V1 | ★ Too Soft
Start on good holds on the lip of cave. Continue through mantle top-out. FA: Peter & Madeleine, 2013 | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V7 | ★★★ Antiquated
Start on the arete then head right to finish as for Antiquity FFA: Sam Bowman, 2013 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
Crack Extension
Continue left at the end of crack via the pockets beneath the roof. Keep going till your standing on top of Gaston the Grey. | White Rock Conservation Area | ||||
★★ Projecto
Start as for Pendeltåg, but follow the low crack-weakness, firing out of the cave into Too Soft. | 6m | White Rock Conservation Area | |||
V5 | ★★★ Terror Eyes
Stand start matched in the big pocket (far left) of NBC. Delicately move across right into C.E on pockets. Finish up C.E FA: Jimmy Blackhall & Scott Walsh, Aug 2020 | 5m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V2 | ★★★ Atheist Son or Reformist Daughter?
Stand start on big jug, straight up, top out. FA: jayden desmond | 5m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V5 | ★★ No Mans Land
Left hand in small divot, right hand on slopery crimp. Fancy toe hook to move to horizontal break and smear up the mossy slab. Grade easier if you start with the right hand already in the horizontal break. FA: Kyle Addy, 15 Mar 2020 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V3 | ★ Pathway to Insanity
Sit start and trend slightly left. The crux involves moving off two small edges. Set: Mitch Surtees/ Tyler Day, 25 Sep 2014 | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V1 | ★ Mantelshelf
2m L of Angie's Crack. Stand start the rail and jug, mantle the sloping shelf and gingerly top out. Beware the loose flakes on the top to the far left. | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V7 | ★★ Heath Ledger
Climb The Joker, at the finishing ledge stay low to continue two-thirds of the way along the Alfred crimp seam, before blasting up to the shark-tooth-shaped jug-ledge (~1m to the right of the Bane jug), then continue right to match the finish jug-ledge of Caped Crusader. FA: Zac Horstman, 26 Apr 2021 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V1 | ★ Easy Does It
Start on high edge and go straight up. Dominant flake of 'Not a V1' is out. FFA: Kurt Doherty, Luke Doherty & Wayne Favier, 2013 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V2 | ★★ 14
Sit start and up the offwidth crack | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V1 | Jaja binks he's cool
Start on the Juggy flake between TATJYLF and Tusken Raider. Pull out a long way to a jug left of the giant flake jug before crossing to it. Super classic problem by HB. FFA: Harry Bowman, 24 Mar 2015 | 2m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V2 | ★★ Flash The Party
Start as for Overhead Transparency but half way up the fridge bust left and up the poopy slab. FA: Jimmy Blackhall, Jun 2019 | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V3 | ★★ Lizard People
Stand-Start as BOD (RH in bowl) except LH down low on good hold (side pull) and left foot on wall. Straight up then traversing right on small edges. The whole lip left off the little shrub is out. Finish on jugs under the rock stack, highest point of boulder (the same finish as The non-friction section) FA: Jimmy Blackhall & Michael C, Jun 2020 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V1 | ★ Unknown Chicken
Start up the obvious corner as in Unknown, but like Chicken Run, traverse to the easy exit to the left. FA: Sam Farbach, 7 Oct 2023 | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V2 | ★ Grand adage
Start far right of boulder- Stand starting on slopper. Balance is key. FA: Elizabeth Cuskelly, 2013 | White Rock Conservation Area | |||
V8 | ★★★ Tuscan Raider
Start on big undercling, head straight out through roof on some small holds. Finish with a real mantle. Powerful, techy, steep and poopy - it's got it all. FA: Sam Bowman, 2013 | 5m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V4 | ★ The Jundi problem
Sit start low on L side on reasonable crimps and sidepull flake. A few cramped moves on crimps then up to obvious dish, then topout. Stand start VE. FA: David Jefferson, 1 Nov 2019 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V3 | Grappling Bat-Gun
Sit-start matched on slopey crimp-rail, pull up left through better rail and either blast up to top or grapple with heinous intermediate on the way. FA: Zac Horstman, 13 Jun 2021 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V0 | ★ Not a V1
Start on top edge of predominant flake, step up and right on good edges to top. FFA: Luke Doherty, Kurt Doherty & Wayne Favier, 2013 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V2 | Peppermint Bristlenose
Sit-start then up corner using crack. FA: Nathan O'Donnel & Johnny Schwartz, 2014 | 2m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V1 | Obi-Wans Revenge
Stand start at the base of scoop, straight up and mantle lip. FFA: Harry Bowman, Feb 2015 | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V7 | ★★★ Pendelsof
Start as for Pendeltag, exiting as for Aiokiasof. The longest line at the underground. FA: 29 Jun 2019 | 12m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V3 | ★ I Can’t Breathe
Sit start to the right of Bane Light” on two funky jugs next to the rail and a heel out right. Blast off to a fingery move, finishing on the bucket shelf. Don’t move/shake your mats around too much because.... FA: Jimmy Blackhall, Jun 2020 | 3m | White Rock Conservation Area | ||
V5 | ★★ Slimper assis
Sit or stand start (doesn’t change the grade) up the burly arete. Work out a way to mantle the large amount of nothingness without pooping your pants. Bring attentive spotter for the boulder behind. FA: Dan Gordon (Stand) & Sam Bowman (Sit), 2013 | 4m | White Rock Conservation Area |