Routes in South-Western Ontario for selected grade

Start just left of number 7C.

Climbs the arete at number 8B.

Starts from the right of the belay ledge.

Start at number 22D

This route is climber's left of "Fireman"

Thin face climbing leading to a nice rest, then pull the roof.

2 meters to climber's right of 17B. Start on ledge behind some plants. First bolt is on right facing rock, which can be clipped from ledge. Traverse and move up. Shares a short section with its neighbour climb story (crux here), but then ventures to the left again. Finish on the black rock just behind the cedar at the top.

Starts from the "A" Dance Ledge (to the left of the gully) which has two bolts + rap rings to belay from. Follow the right line of bolts from the ledge.

Route starts about 10 metres up on the "O" ledge, sharing a bolted line with Tango to a set of rings at the ledge. From the "O" ledge, split up left along the arrete and then move right onto the face for more technical climbing to the anchors.

Starts about 4m right of "Hand Over Fist".

Climb to the ledge under the obvious roof-crack. Exit through the off-width section to a set of fixed anchors. Stop there, or continue straight to the top (through the crack in the next roof (5.10a).

Shares start with Judy's ... and trends left after the third bolt.

10m left of Alan's Layback.

Just to the left of High Octane

Just to the right of Flaked Out.

Start in the corner under the large roof with a bolt on the right and piton on the left. Move up and right, crank the roof past the bolt on good (but hard to see) holds. Continue straight up on easy terrain, following 'Knight's Move' to the top.

Original name was Yawnsight as named by Ali Livernois after Nick Carroll FA/onsighted it and let out a big yawn. (No "y'all").

Follow the line of glue-ins starting ~5m left of the jamming crack. Easy climbing leads to a much more difficult crux move over the blank bulge. 5.11c per the guide book, but that seems to be a sandbag. Anchor: 2 bolts and rap rings.

Sit start matched on a crimp ledge. Move hands to crimps. Move out slightly right to better holds to the jug horn. Up using a sidepull crack and a crimp on the bulge to the obvious finishing ledge up and to the right.

Right side of the large cave. Sit start just left of the suitcase ledge. Up to good ledges, then bad crimps and then up to the finishing jug.

"Choss Boss" into "Stay Low Til You Go"

Start as for "Choss Boss" to the big jug horn and then finish up as "Stay Low Til You Go" .

Just right of Laplacian Ballroom, start from the high ledge, move your way up through good holds until the crux consisting of thin hidden holds, then finish with a series of good holds at the top.

Extremely high first bolt (need an extra long stick clip) to climb the crack and up into the arete. Otherwise start on the route to the right of it.

Climb the face, placing a couple pieces to reach the bolted business up the face.

Very chossy rock. Wear helmets. Take care - high first clip needs an extra long stick clip and climbing up to the ledge.

Bolted Route climbers right of air to go, has 2 perma draws and musky hooks as anchors. Graded 5.11c on the guidebook, maybe easier, so don't be scared to try!

Third line bolts to the right of the Front Bunker. Merges with Mickey Wright after only a few bolts.

Choose from a number of questionable options through the crux half-way. Fortune favours the technically-superior.

Start in the corner to the right of 'Beware the Ginsue'. Climb up and traverse left, then follow the bolts to the top. Shares anchors with 'Beware the Ginsue'.

Made harder by hold breakage 2016/2018. 5.11b/c from updated guidebook

Starts at a black crack splitting a white buttress. A strenuous overhanging finger crack crack.

Climb the arete and the face on the very left side of the ledge.

Nice start leads to hidden sequence , left or right, it goes. Then pocket sequence crux at top to a big move to a jug.

On the Manitou ledge - which is the higher ledge to climber's left atop Mandate ledge. Climb the tree and use the rope to get up. Easiest way out, is to lower off the climb once done, down to Mandate ledge.

Sport route just 8 feet left of a prominent offwidth crack. A short face climb leads to a right tending hand crack. Be sure to mantel before traversing too far right, otherwise you will end up on the aforementioned offwidth Trad route. Flowy gym like climbing to the anchors with great movement and power.

Right most line on the Lost at Sea Ledge sharing a common start with Lost at Sea and New Way Out. Short slab start leads to tricky two finger pocket sequences, then a short slab section before finishing on overhanging large jug style pockets.

The direct finish of Ego effect.

Second pitch of Hellraiser or Hell On Earth

Shared start with "Pocket Rocket" and then follow the left line of bolts. Anchor: Mussy hooks