The Roof Guide

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Contributors

Thanks to the following people who have contributed to this crag guide:

Patrick Iseli Mike/Bert Micah Pearl Edouard Blais Andy Sparks Gabriel D. DaveH

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1. The Roof 4 in Sector
2. Index by grade

1. The Roof 4 routes in Sector

Summary:

Seasonality

All Sport climbing

access issues

The area is owned by the municipality of La Conception. Climbing is permitted even though there isn't any official agreement yet. Prepare to maybe pay acess at parking.

inherited from Lac Boisseau

approach

Starts 50 meters right of the main wall, past a do not pass beware of falling rocks sign

ethic

Wear a helmet also to belay there is some loose rock, kids=helmet ALL the time at the cliff, bring a stick-clip, top-rope on your equipement, pick up your garbage, no fires at the crag, no chipping, absolutely no dry tooling! no stupid/dangerous/crazy dogs... only cool ones!