Routes as trad in Northern Ontario

Climb the obvious crack with the big dog-leg in it about 3/4 of the way up the wall.

Climb a corner up to a roof, bypassed on the left with a delicate traverse.

P1: 5.10b, 35m P2: 5.11a, 40m

P1: 5.9, 40m P2: 5.10c, 30m P3: 5.5 30m (or straight up, 5.8 slab, 25m)

There is an optional, not recommended, A1 20m 2nd pitch.

P1: 18m, sport, 511b P2: 30m, mixed (bolts & gear), 5.11c.

P1: 5.10d, 45m P2: 5.10a, 20m P3: 5.8, 30m

Gear to #5, bring a few extra #3 for P1

Follow the most obvious crack straight up to the anchors. Eats gear to 4 inches. The crux is the 10 foot section that can be lay back or jammed.

2 Pitches overlooking Lake Superior. Follow the crack system to larger belay ledge with 2 bolt anchor. Crux first move on second pitch. Follow crack again to large ledge at top rap from anchors there 60m to bottom.

2 bolts at the bottom then trad. Boulder problem start then easier to the top. Found 2m left of GOJO

Gear 6' and up

Corner Crack. Rap rings on top

2m left of "Hand Jive".

Climbs the crack splitting the rust-coloured wall.

Climbs a dihderal about 2/3s of the way along the wall (from the left).

Scramble up into the cave and walk to the back. The climb goes up the crack and slab and out the chimney at the top.

2 bolt anchor with rap-rings at top.

Follows a thin, broken crack that angles up and rightwards up the face. Protection is thin at the start, with one in-situ piton, then better farther up.

Start at the lower left portion of the cliff, climb diagonally up and left along the obvious crack towards the start of the large dike running diagonally up and rightwards across the face. Do the rising traverse along the dike, until reaching the overhangs at the right end, then turn left again and climb to the trees. Belay on gear where convenient -- breaking into two or three pitches depending on rope drag.

On the left side of the wall, look for the left-most white streak and bolts on the slab above below this white streak. Climb directly up, supplementing bolts with gear. Has ring-bolted anchor for belay and top.

Pitch 1: (5.7, 29m). Climb up face past 2 bolts, over a depression, then past another bolt to the anchors. Pitch 2: (5.7, 22m). Continue up past the flake onto the face (bolts and gear) to the top anchors.

Start on the lower left, traverse the smooth face staying below the dike of "The Upper Dike". There are occasional bolts, but also long runouts.

This route goes up the once-cleaned, but now re-lichening face right of "Bowels in Transit". Starts up some initial steep terrain to the slabs above.

Starts below the overhang with a few steep moves on positive holds to a bolt, then through lichen to another bolt. Either lower-off at this point, or go up to the first anchors of "This is Indian Land".

Start around the corner to the far right, bypassing the overhang by climbing up to it and going right around it, then up a bit, then back left to step up onto the upper face (bolt), then trend diagonally up and left along the ledge/crack system. Stop at a belay for any of the upper pitch choices: "Ode to Rambo", "Overdrive", or "Neutron Dance". ("Overdrive" probably the best choice., about 40m to the "Overdrive" anchors.)

Climb the low-angle dirty slab on the far right of the cliffs for 40m, then go up the overhang.