Routes in Central Ontario for selected grade

Sit start on some ledgy holds and move up to some painful crimps, throw right to big ledges and work your way across to some jugs. Setup and make a power- ful move up to a sloper, make a delicate match and move up on a crimp and make a highstep for the topout. Classic problem and a wicked lat workout!

Named for a style of Cuban climb- ing, sit start on a good incut hold, and throw right for the big ledge. Work your way up with a crimp out left and crimp up high and right. Setup and shoot for the V-notch, stick and top out.

4 bolts. climb up to the overhanging chunk of rock, pull some difficult moves up to a good ledge and continue up through easier climbing. Varitaon 12a — start traversing from shore, and work your way into the route. Difficulty varies depending on water level, with higher water level turns into a pump fest pulling through to the second bolt.

Directly to the right of Van Gough's Ear. Start in the stem and end over the roof.

One of the anchor bolts is little wonky and will need replacing. Option to traverse right one metre to use other set of anchors.

On the left side of the boulder, start on the left sidepull at face height and a right undercling at waist height. Head straight up. There’s a lower/ sit start project with good holds, hard moves.

Start both hands on the corner where the three edges meet (same start as Portmanteaul). Traverse the lip left until you run out of lip, top out the same as Success in Progress.

Start both hands undercling in the alcove around the left corner from the steep face. Bump up to the obvious shelf and traverse right across the entire face (without going up to the lip at any point). Top out with a mantle around the right corner.

Climb just the slab, follow the thin vertical crack to the angled ledge without traversing out to use any arête features. Late spring/ early summer there will be a tasty reward waiting for you up top. Grade is possibly height dependent, eager to hear a second opinion.

Hug the arête with a small left hand crimp around head height and a tiny edge right hand at chest height. Find your feet and launch to the top.

An immense wall, huge and pale and crimpy.