Grade | Route | Gear style | Popularity | Crag | |
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5.13 VI | La Conjura de los Necios
FA: Gunda Frühwald, Holger Heuber, Hans Martin Götz, Kurt Albert †, Mariusz Hoffmann & Stefan Glowacz | Basaseachi | |||
5.10d VI | Man on Fire | 680m | Basaseachi | ||
5.11d VI | Dream of the Giants | 720m | Basaseachi | ||
5.9 | ★★★ Northeast Buttress
FA: Fred Beckey, Steve Marts & Eric Bjornstad, 1963 | 760m | Slesse Mountain | ||
5.10+ V | ★★★ Stump Spire
FA: Conrad Anker & Jonathan Turk | Sam Ford Fjord | |||
5.7 AI3 IV | ★★★ East Ridge
| 1800m | Lake Louise | ||
Mt. Logan via Hummingbird Ridge
FA: Dick Long, John Evans, Allen Steck, Jim Wilson, Frank Coale & Paul Bacon | Mt. Logan | ||||
5.8 I | Screetch | Blow-Me-Down Cliff, Devils Bay | |||
5.9 I | Devil's Advocate | Blow-Me-Down Cliff, Devils Bay | |||
5.10a I | Straight to Hell | Blow-Me-Down Cliff, Devils Bay | |||
5.11b II | Savage Seas | Blow-Me-Down Cliff, Devils Bay | |||
5.12b I | Save the Ales | 2 | Blow-Me-Down Cliff, Devils Bay | ||
5.11b III | Dead Reckoning | 2 | Blow-Me-Down Cliff, Devils Bay | ||
5.11 I | Hydro Slave | 2 | Blow-Me-Down Cliff, Devils Bay | ||
5.10d III | Lost at Sea | Blow-Me-Down Cliff, Devils Bay | |||
5.10 III | The Moratorium | Blow-Me-Down Cliff, Devils Bay | |||
5.12c V | ★★★ Lucifer's Lighthouse
FA: Chris Weidner & Justen Sjong | Blow-Me-Down Cliff, Devils Bay | |||
5.5 II | ★★★ The Chimney | Mount Katahdin | |||
5.8 III | ★★ The Armadillo | 6 | Mount Katahdin | ||
5.9 III | The Flatiron | Mount Katahdin | |||
5.5 - 8 III | ★★ Pamola Four | Mount Katahdin | |||
5.8 III | Hanto Yo | Mount Katahdin | |||
5.11+ III | Los Nuevos Videntes | Mount Katahdin | |||
5.8 III | Whoo Nose | Mount Katahdin | |||
5.8 | ★★★ Northeast Ridge
FA: Dave Craft, David Isles, Richard Sykes & John Turner, 1958 FA: Joe Buszowski & Bernhard Ehmann, 1985 | 600m | Bugaboos | ||
5.6 | ★★★ Kain Route
FA: Conrad Kain, Albert, Beth MacCarthy & John Vincent, 1916 | 450m | Bugaboos | ||
5.10a | ★★★ Beckey-Chouinard
This is a Bugaboos mega-classic that draws climbers from around the world and for obvious reasons. It's more than 2000' tall and has pitch after pitch of 5.8 and 5.9 climbing with short sections of 5.10 thrown in here and there for good measure. The elegant line follows a large buttress that soars up the full height of the west face. This is a full value route with excellent climbing, great position and spectacular views. Not to be missed.
From the top of the Gully make one rappel off a nest of slings and follow fourth and easy fifth class terrain to the true summit. To descend find the first rap anchor to the east of the summit and make 6 double rope rappels to the glacier. There are numerous rap anchors on the east face so keep an eye out and make sure your ropes reach to the glacier below the bergshrund on the last rap before you commit to it. Some parties put in a V-thread because their ropes didn't reach. | 1100m, 22 | Bugaboos | ||
5.8 | ★★★ The Snowpatch Route | 600m | Bugaboos | ||
5.11a | ★★★ Sunshine Crack
FA: Alex Lowe & S Scott | 370m | Bugaboos | ||
5.9 | ★★★ surfs up
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5.8
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5.8
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5.9
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5.7
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5.9
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5.8
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P1: Climb 30-40m over left leaning flakes to a promoniant horn to belay, Just below where the Dihedral becomes more pronounced. P2: Follow the second overlap of the steepening dihedral for 40m to a flake belay. P3: the crux pitch, Continue up the dihedral for 25m, stem left and pull a cruxy move onto a sandy ramp, climb 5m up to an alcove belay P4: Mantle to the second big ledge then climp up and right over a block to gain a solid ledge. climb down and right to gain surfs up ledge. belay at the far end. P5:Follow the obvious face crack off the ledge, pull over an awkward block and belay at 30m P6: climb 5.8 jams to a pedistal belay at 30m P7: follow 20m of 5.7 cracks to gain a boulder on the ridge crest, belay here. scramble the ridge crest to the summit then descent off the Kraus-McCarthy Rap Route | 350m, 7 | Bugaboos | ||
5.4 | ★★ Pigeon Toe | 90m | Bugaboos | ||
5.4 | ★★★ West Ridge
The west ridge of Pigeon Spire is a bugaboo classic, and you will be sure to meet other parties on route. The majority of parties choose to simul-climb the route as it is predominantly 4th class, with a handful of 5m 5.4 steps. Mountain boots are recommended for the B-S Col and Vowell Glacier, but once you are at the ridge you can swap to approach shoes to make the climbing easier. Follow the upper Vowell glacier to the toe of Pigeon Spire's west ridge, Just above the Pigeon-Howser Col. You can ditch your glacier gear, ice axes, and crampons here. Next scramble up the ridge, taking the path of least resistance. The majority of the time you will be on, or just below the ridge crest but never more than 5m away from it. From the first summit descent down 4th class slabs, the climb up to the second summit may appear steep at first, but quickly grows into a blocky nature and is never more than 4th class. A narrow section of the ridge is best done Au Cheval. From the second summit contour right and down a short 5th class crack system to a col with the main summit. Continue down and left under the main summit across icy or snow-covered ramps to a short blocky chimney. Scramble this then continue left either through a chimney or taking a short handrail on the outside of it. once at the end of the handrail follow broken cracks up to the main summit block. Descent Do two 30m raps from bolted stations off the main summit block down towards the icey ramps you scrambled across earlier. Then reverse the route you scrambled up, downclimbing where necessary. FA: Eaton Cromwell & Peter Kauffman, 1930 | 500m | Bugaboos | ||
5.10- | ★★★ McTech Arete
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This climb sees the most traffic out of all moderate climbs in the area. With a relatively short approach, bolted anchors, and a bolted rap line, this is one of the least committing climbs in the bugs. Approach: From Appleby camp, head up the north moraine (behind the water tap) and navigate left of the first lake, up and around the right of the second lake. The climb you're looking for is in the obvious dihedral on the arete of the crescent spire.
Descent: Either walk east to find the descent gully between the crescent spire and crescent towers or rappel the McTech rappel line. McTech rappel line: From the anchor of pitch 5, make 6 single rope rappels to the ground or 4 double rope rappels. From the ridge, find a bolted anchor about 20m up and (climber's) left from the anchor of pitch 5. Note: Although the guidebook notes the rappels as 28-30m, many parties have found themselves 1-2m short of the next station when using a single 60m. | 190m, 6 | Bugaboos | ||
5.10b | ★★★ Paddle Flake | 220m | Bugaboos | ||
5.7 | ★★ Ears Between
Close to camp and often climbed on "rest days" or as an introduction to the area. The first two pitches are optional and can be avoided by following a long ramp starting much further left. If you are comfortable at the grade, the direct start is a much more enjoyable option.
Descent: Downclimb or do a short rappel to regain the ledge between the ears then head around the back of the eastern ear. Do two single rope rappels and follow the ridge to gain the Cressent-Eastpost col. FA: R. Lofthouse & CMC Party, 1968 | 300m, 8 | Bugaboos | ||
5.8 A1 VI | ★★★ Scott-Hennek
FA: Doug Scott, Paul Braithwaite, Paul Nunn & Dennis Hennek | 40 | Auyuittuq National Park | ||
VI | Porter Route
FA: Charlie Porter | Auyuittuq National Park | |||
VI | Spanish Route
FA: Raoul Melero, Miguel Berazaluce & "Nacho" | Auyuittuq National Park | |||
VI | Swiss Route
FA: Xaver bongard & Peter Govet et al. | Sam Ford Fjord | |||
5.12b | Odyssey 2000
FA: Gerhard Heidorn, Stefan Glowacz, Holger Hueber & Kurt Albert †, 2000 | Polar Bear Spire | |||
5.7 IV | ★★★ North Face
| Jasper National Park | |||
5.3 III | ★★★ East Ridge
| 700m | Jasper National Park | ||
5.13b VI | ★★★ The Great Canadian Knife
FA: Todd Skinner, Paul Piana & Galen Rowell | Cirque of the Unclimbables | |||
5.12c VI | Yukon Tears
FA: Kurt Smith, Jeff Jackson & Scott Cosgrove, 1994 | Cirque of the Unclimbables | |||
5.12a VI | Via Costa Brava
FA: l992; FFA - 1997 | Cirque of the Unclimbables | |||
5.12a V | Don't Get Piggy
FA: Brooke Andrews & Jonathan Copp | Cirque of the Unclimbables | |||
5.11 V | Pecking Order
FA: Jonathan copp & Josh Wharton | Cirque of the Unclimbables | |||
5.9 IV | Southeast Arete
FA: James P. McCarthy & Galen Rowell | Cirque of the Unclimbables | |||
5.9 III | South Ridge
FA: George Bell & Don Mank | Cirque of the Unclimbables | |||
5.8 IV | Upper South Face
FA: Joe Bridges, Harthon (Sandy) Bill & Galen Rowell | Cirque of the Unclimbables | |||
5.12b V | Fitzcarraldo (North Pillar)
FA: Kurt Albert †, Stefan Glowatz, Gerd heidorn & Leo Reitzner | Cirque of the Unclimbables | |||
5.8 IV | South Face
FA: K. Ezaki & T. Kuranishi | Cirque of the Unclimbables | |||
5.11 III | The White Tower
FA: FA- Paul Friberg, Kurt Blaire; FFA- Yan Mongrain & Jay Knower | Cirque of the Unclimbables | |||
5.12- IV | Light in August
FA: Yan Mongrain & Jay Knower | Cirque of the Unclimbables | |||
5.6 II | Northeast Corner
FA: Joe Bridges & Galen Rowell | Cirque of the Unclimbables | |||
5.10 V | The Hustler
FA: Mark Reeves & Steve Sinfield | Cirque of the Unclimbables | |||
5.9 IV | Southwest Buttress
FA: Perry Beckham, Scott Flavelle, Dave Lane & Phil Hein | Cirque of the Unclimbables | |||
5.12 V | You Enjoy Myself
FA: Hank Jones & Pat Goodman, 2003 | Vampire Spires | |||
5.8 III | ★★ Jubilant Song | Red Rock | |||
Class 5 | ★★ Fisher Chimneys
| 2900m | Mt. Shuksan | ||
AI1 IFAS:AD III | ★★★ North Ridge | 3300m | Mt. Baker | ||
Adams Glacier | 3700m | Mount Adams | |||
Mazama Glacier | 3700m | Mount Adams | |||
{AU} Class 2 - 4 | ★★ Mazama Glacier Headwall | 3700m | Mount Adams | ||
Northface of Northwest Ridge | 3700m | Mount Adams | |||
North Ridge | 3700m | Mount Adams | |||
Northwest Ridge | 3700m | Mount Adams | |||
★★ South Spur | 3700m | Mount Adams | |||
II | ★ Hog's Back | 3400m | Mount Hood | ||
Class 3 II | ★ Southwest Couloir | Grand Teton National Park | |||
5.4 III | ★ Glacier Route | Grand Teton National Park | |||
5.6 II | ★ North Ridge
FA: Robert Underhill & Fritiof Frxyell | Grand Teton National Park | |||
5.6 III | Northwest Ice Couloir | 2 | Grand Teton National Park | ||
5.7 III | ★★★ Southeast Ridge
10 pitches FA: William Buckingham & Virgil Day | 4300m | Grand Teton National Park | ||
5.8 III | ★★★ Irene's Arete | Grand Teton National Park | |||
5.10a III | ★★★ Irene's Arete Alternate | Grand Teton National Park | |||
5.9 III | ★ Open Book | Grand Teton National Park | |||
Class 4 II | ★★ Lake Ledges | Grand Teton National Park | |||
Class 4 II | ★★ Spoon Couloir | Grand Teton National Park | |||
5.6 II | ★★ East Ridge | Grand Teton National Park | |||
5.6 II | ★★ The East Ridge | Grand Teton National Park | |||
5.2 II | ★★★ Koven Route | Grand Teton National Park | |||
5.7 IV | ★★★ Serendipity Arete | Grand Teton National Park | |||
Class 4 II | ★★ East Face | Grand Teton National Park | |||
5.11a IV | South Buttress Right | 230m, 7 | Grand Teton National Park | ||
5.4 III | ★★★ CMC Route | Grand Teton National Park | |||
5.6 III | ★★★ CMC Route Alternate | Grand Teton National Park | |||
5.4 III | ★★ Skillet Glacier | 2 | Grand Teton National Park | ||
5.5 II | ★ North East Ridge | Grand Teton National Park | |||
5.6 III | ★ North Ridge | Grand Teton National Park | |||
Class 4 II | ★★★ East Ridge
FA: Ernest Scheef & Heinz Recker | 290m | Grand Teton National Park | ||
5.3 I | Northwest Couloir | Grand Teton National Park | |||
5.3 I | ★ South Couloir | Grand Teton National Park | |||
5.3 I | East Slopes | Grand Teton National Park | |||
5.4 IV | East Ridge | Granite Peak | |||
5.6 II | ★★★ Gymnastic Endeavor
Great climb. Shares start with ladybug, but then continues straight towards the highest summit of the wall. Climbed it in two super long pitches on the FA, but there are spots to belay if you have a problem with rope drag. Gear is decent on the 1st, questionable on the 2nd. Successive overhangs and runout gear on the 2nd pitch keep it interesting. Needs traffic to get rid of some loose rock on the second pitch. FA: Andrew Harris & Jacob Hess | 110m | Four Peaks | ||
5.5 II | The Ladybug | Four Peaks | |||
5.6 III | ★★ Southeast Arete | Baboquivari Peak | |||
5.9 III | Don's Crack | Baboquivari Peak | |||
5.6 II | Forbes-Montoya | Baboquivari Peak |