Routes in Canada for selected grade

West face couloir.

(Hissing Bull)

follow the flakes right side where you can step out left and up to a bolted station. or continue right to the top of nrfom gear to 2 inches

Bulgy little blimpy ledges, feels exposed with big run outs

(Height is of only the first pitch)

Fourth bolted line moving left to right. Neat little stemming section to the first clip & easy climbing to the top.

Stem through a cool chimney to start, once through the chimney scram- ble up an easy thin low angle ramp along a good crack to the top. Hard

to call it 5.8, maybe 5.7.A little run out. ffa pat lynam

Channel 3, V0~: Start on a decent edge and move right to gain the arete. Climb it and top out at the highest point of the boulder. The detached block is in, though eliminating it produces another good warm up.

Slightly right of Mungle Crack, thin crack and small shelves for your feet. 3rd set of anchors from climbers left

Farthest climb on the right, follow the big crack right to a ledge, then head left towards the anchor.

a couple meters to the right of Abbey Road

First climb on climbers left on Dirt Stamp Wall. Short and crimpy for the grade. After putting in the anchors and running out of battery power for the drill, Seanathon decided to still send the route sans bolts. (Free Solo)

This is the second route, climber's right of Going Solo, on Dirt Stamp Wall. Short and crimpy for the grade.

Follow the black streak directly up and slightly left, staying left of bolt line. We should have named this one bolt ladder! A little miscommunication between myself and my bolting partner resulted in the abundance of bolts. A super great climb to learn to lead.

Props to Crystal for helping us clean this route and being the inspiration for the name of the climb.

A really neat route that has big huecos on it from water runoff.

You access this climb from the big anchor ledge of Karate Kid Wall. It begins above and to the right of the anchors of Wax Off 5.11b. It is the first climb to get to the highest point of the Glen Lake Crags. It can be accessed as a second pitch from any of the Karate Kid Wall climbs.

Access this route from the anchors of When the Sensei is Away, the Boys Will Play 5.10b. A tricky start leads to chill slab climbing. While doing one final brush before the FA’s Seanathon knocked a bunch of dirt in his eyes and climbed this route with 1 eye closed.

Recently retro bolted (2020) with new gluein hardware, Easy climbing to the 3'd bolt, then Wham Bam crux moves!

Sport mixed

Thin crack on wall left of portapotty. face climbing leads to crack and small roof section. finish on biig ledge at the summer breeze rap anchor.

Take the right-facing corner to the ledge above Don Juans crack find the fault through the roof and scale the small wall above rap anchor

The middle route, a bit tricky if not looked at carefully

The rightmost route (re-bolted in 2020)

SUPER FUN! bring your crack technique

Kitty Corner Arete to Low Tide

Start on the Large High Rail, work up on Jugs!

The first route you see after arriving at the bottom of the stairs. Farthest left line at Tennessee Wall.

Routes from Green Onions to Right Guard are not in the right order

Originally done in 2 short pitches

Both pitches are 50m and 5.8 (Second pitch is R)

The obvious dihedral left of Sendero.

The arete at the right end of the main wall. Great crack climbing near the top.

The route to the right of the dead pine tree in the middle of the cliff. The easiest route on the wall and a good warm up. The crux is the final couple moves before the anchor.

Has top anchor hooks, for lowering only.

The right facing bolted dihedral near the right end of the wall. The last route to dry on this wall, seeping most of the year. This corner is also the garbage chute for the cliff above, so you’ll likely need to clean as you climb.

Rescrubbed Sept/23.

A hidden gem of a trad climb. Delicately come out from under the starting overhang and follow a finger width corner crack that takes gear well. The top tends to be gritty due to runoff from the upper climbing ledge.

Located on the short wall just as you come up out of the cave along the trail below Pooh Wall area. Climb the dihedral at the left end of the wall, starting from an elevated ledge.

Rescrubbed Nov/23

Rightmost route on Pooh Wall. Follows right arete.

Starts up the arete then goes left through a large pocket and up the face. Often wet, the last route to dry at the crag. Scrambling up the dirt slope on the left at the start bypasses the crux.

Shares the first bolt with god is AFK. Line going left of that bolt

Shares the same first bolt as Lineage. Route that goes right from that bolt

The route up the arete on the right edge of the central slab. Check out the coal inclusion in one of the big pockets.

Rightmost route at Kingswood. The bottom seeps literally all year, so it’s OK to climb it when wet.

The left of the two routes around the corner on the spire.

The right of the two routes around the corner on the spire.

The chimney route starting in the large crack between the spire and adjacent wall. Polished rock.

The crack to the right of the big leaning tree. Good gear for the first half, then a couple ok placements, then one bolt just below the anchor.