Ascents in Capitale Nationale by Noah Boudreau-Richard having sport-cpr or ascent-date

Hard... Took about a dozen or so falls making my way up. Linked the first 3 bolts. Crux will be the start of the headwall for me. Great holds out right for the last two bolts.

Affordable 10+ climb. Multiple crux sections with good rests in between. Well protected. Anchor is on a good (08-2022) bolt and a completely rottent 1/4 inch bolt

Way too many tick marks to call this an onsight.

Start of the line was wet so we aided to the first overlap and worked the moves ground up to the chains. Well protected. A flake marked with an X might come out soon-ish but held my weight fine.

Technical crux down low whent fine. MP topo said to go left after the third bolt but it should probably 4th now. Great movement wwith exposure seperated by good rests. Longest climb of the area!

Fun sequence down low, well protected. Not as sandbagged as other 5.10 in the area

Finished on the left chains then traversed back to the real finish.

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

Fell at the 3rd, 5th and 7th bolt. Nice movement with a good rest, once you can actually stand on it. Passing the roof isn't bad with a good finger lock.

Bonus pitch! Great climb. Good movement. Many many bolts with mostly secure climbing.

Took a fall in the opening moves. Came back down and sent it. There is a good runout in a tricky section up higher. I added an extended draw for the second leader.

Fell on the move to gain the arete (missed a hold).

Gave it two tries from the ground. New highpoint: the jug before the last bolt.

Worked the first crux (overhang), then retreated two bolts from the top.

Very nice climb. Should get more traffic. The poison ivy at the base had us bushwhack the ramp left of the climb until we met with the first bolt. Raph linked the two first pitches using a few long draws to manage drag. He built a tree anchor at the beginning of the "Garden" to avoid horrendous drag. I did a 5m short-rope pitch to move the anchor over to the bolts. Then I linked the last two pitches into an enjoyable 40m pitch. We rappelled into "Microgravité" for an extra pitch.

Probably a little easier now that it's cleaner. Good holds, great movement. Probably the best "first lead" of the area.

The overhang sequence requires some strenght but is around 5.9+ with the right moves.

Took two falls on the way up.

This is probable the only moderate that is well bolted for someone climbing at that grade. Nice technical moves.

With Raph, he lead the first two pitches as a bloc and I led the last two. He had a lot of drag and a terrible belay stance. We had double ropes and rappelled pitches 2-3-4 in a single rope stretcher to the anchor of P1. We then walked (unroped) to the slung tree and then a single rappel through the trees back to the ground.

Going through the arete has a few quite sketchy moves. To avoid the harder moves go left into the dihedral to avoid having to pull the small roof and come back onto the arete using the obvious horizontal crack.

Had to constantly brush against the wall to avoid a cold shower from above. Last move was quite sketchy since the left half was soaking wet. Very nice climb.

Super humid day made this climb's crux interesting. We were also swarmed with little black flies. They chased us off the cliff after this climb.

French freed the crux. Holds were slipery under the rain. The rest was mostly dry or damp so still climbable

Got just below the big roof, took a fall, pulled the roof, fell again. End of the day.

Fell at the 3rd bolt, holds aren't obvious but with the right beta, the move, although quite sportish, isn't that bad. The ending sequence is beautiful.

Simul-climbed in two pitches in 2h. 27 draws.

Glad I brought the gear!

Lead on gear

Climbed the day before closure.

Simul in one pitch. PA onsight-lead the block. 24 draws (30 would be better). 46 mins ground to top. 47 mins for the rappels. Rappel beta: with double 70m 8.4mm ropes, we did a 35m single rope rappel, then 4 full lenght simul-rappels to the ground. Note that the second rappel (first full lenght) we did bypassed the anchor shared with the climb and rope stretch got us exactly to the next anchor. Make sure you understand what that implies if you attempt this method.

Followed Léa with a new climber up this. She stopped at the end of P1 (already a lot of drag) and then climbed P2-P3-P4 in one long 72m pitch. Rapelling P2 with a single 70m rope got us to the slung tree without having to unrope.