Routen in British Columbia für ausgewählte Schwierigkeit

Placing gear in the corner at the left edge of this wall, gain the prominent ledge, then climb the bolted chimney to the anchors.

The leftmost route at the crag. Start up the wide broken crack to gain a prominent ledge half way up. Then take the left of two wide upper cracks to the anchor above, which is shared with Scoundrel. Recleaned in 2023.

Starts up a diagonal crack to the mid way ledge shared with Dagobah. Then head right up a bolted slab (crux), then into a short wide crack that leads to the anchor, also shared with Dagobah. Guidebook says gear to 4”, but a #5 is useful at the top. Recleaned in 2023.

Re cleaned June/22. The striking flake crack just left of Wrinkle. Start up the pillar as per Wrinkle, then move left and engage the crack. The gear is good, but the crack is fractured and has several loose blocks so place gear wisely.

Start under the suspended block then climb the steep dihedral.

Rescrubbed June 2021.

Rescrubbed July 2021.

Rightmost climb on the wall. Climb the corner crack for 7 meters then past two bolts to the anchors. Gear of 0.3” - 2”.

Shares final three bolts and anchor with Stitches.

Requires a single piece of gear between 5th and 6th bolts. Shares final three bolts and anchor with Besieged.

Start on an elevated grassy ledge at the right end of B Wall, and climb the dihedral crack to the face above. Shares the final two bolts and anchor with Fontan Procedure.

Near the right end of the lower pitch of A Wall. Climb the thin crack on the easy slab, placing gear for the first 20 feet, then past three bolts. Next climb the vertical crack, then into a finger crack in the distinct shape of a bolt of lightning (crux). The top anchor is tucked under a large overhang so is very difficult to reach from above.

Begin at the large flat platform above the anchors of Volatile. The start tackles an overhanging flake. Then climb up the vertical crack into a short bolted section. Finally follow a nice thin vertical seam and one final bolt to the anchor.

Start off a big boulder and climb past a single bolt into a seam. Follow the thin crack up and right to a small roof, then the crack widens as it curves back to the left and to the anchor.

The lone route on the upper cliff at the crag. Access the base by hiking up the steep mossy ramps to the right of Quick Draw McGraw. The rock quality is the best at the crag. The lone bolt protects the start of the crux sequence. Requires gear of 0.4”-4”. Can be linked up as a second pitch if you climb McGinty’s Stump first.

Fun jugs lead to a left traversing roof move.

Start up the chimney, in front of the large fir tree.

Start from the elevated belay platform, up an easy crack, across a short slab and onto the steep rounded arete above.

The bolted line straight up the wall

.4 or .5 cam to protect a finger crack is optional or you can just brave the run out.

First route just to the right of Raven Wall

Just to the right of Broken Wings

Gear to 4 inches. Corner crack that takes gear well. Fun moves with good rests.

It climbs a magnificent island feature in a remote and lightly traveled zone.

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