Routen in Ontario für ausgewählte Schwierigkeit

Rarely or never repeated.

Closed route - pictographs.

Not often repeated.

Also goes as 5.5 A2.

Sit start on right side following lip using slopers

Climb left arete

Sit start right side and traverse left in slopers to left arete

Sit start on the flakey jugs near the center of the boulder. Move up and left to top out using the big sidepull.

Start on the big ledge and dyno/deadpoint to the top of the boulder. One-move wonder.

Grade greatly varies on where you start, how you climb it and your height.

Starting on a jug with good heels, move to 2 tiny crimps behind you, then transition into Rescue and topout.

Start on the triangle ledge shared with 'Yellow Fever' and traverse along the lip to join 'Malaria' with at top out at the prow.

Start on the edge slightly lower than 'Yellow Fever' using the same exit.

Begin on the triangle edge, top out directly above.

Starts with one hand in the jug on the right side of the cave and one hand on the starting hold for 'West Nile'. Move up to the lip and top out at the prow.

Started lower left of 'Malaria' matched on a big juggy sidepull.

Starts between Manteling and Babylon. Stays left of Babylon. A key flake broke off during FA and has never been repeated. This flake is now the cheater stone for Babylon.

Sit-start with left hand low on rail, right in obvious crimp on the face. Slap up and shoot to the right lip.

Start with both hands on the underclings on the left side of the face and use the obvious rails to top out.

Start on the high crimp in the corner and use crimps and small feet to top out. Harder for shorter people.

Start matched in the good slot at the lip. Climb left to top out as for the end of The Orbital Traverse. A hard sit start below this looks possible.

Start on pinch under corner. Topout above or via notch on right.

SDS as for Confidently Incorrect and head straight up.

SDS on small crimps in middle of face.

Start on lip under the Great Roof. Topout above Great Roof. Don't Fall.

Starting in the cave, work out and join Bird's Nest.

Follow the thin crack.

Start at the far right end by stepping up on an obvious foothold, and establishing on the arete and a high left hand crimp. Traverse the thin crimp fissure all the way left and top out as for Hull Breach.

Sit start in the corner of the cave, traverse the left wall on suspect rock. Exit the cave and traverse left along the obvious seam to top out as Event Horizon.

Across from the Portal slab. SDS on sloping rail and up

SDS on triangle sidepull and low right crimp. Up though the small crimps. Hight dependent.

SDS on edge. Topout straight up. Variant finishes on Donnager at similar grade.

Start under roof, gain lip and head up.

Between "Breakfast Cookie" and "Tipytoe" are a couple bolts, after the 2nd one the route heads up through a fairly substantial roof on gear.

Start below a bolt just left of Phasers on Stun. Climb up through the small roof bulge to the shared anchor with Phasers. Harder at the bottom, to easier climbing at the top. 2 bolts and 3 cams.

Just to the right of Phasers on Kill, climb up the series of bulges. 4 bolts and 3 cams.

Start with Homeward Bound, climb pass crux and clip bolt prior traversing right on the big overhanging flake of Beam Me Up Scotty. Use sling at the bolt to reduce rope drag, and ensure to bring enough gear to protect the traverse/Second. Another fun finish for Homeward Bound.

Start with classic Vulcan Mind for 3 bolts then climb up the face section of Squeeze Play (5.11d). This climb features lots of different movements, sustain and fun, half length slings will reduce rope drag.

At the second bolt climb right into Lobotomy.

Same start as Neat Cafe but follow the bolt line up the Arete.

Thin crimps and some arete compression gets you into the jugs under the roof. Traverse right under the roof until you can find a way up. Find holds on the bleak slab and make your way up onto good holds and easy climbing to the chains.

One of the first routes developed at the sector. Stick clip a high first bolt. Hard moves off the ground lead to a rest out right. Progressively harder moves lead to a final mantle and a fixed belay on the slab above.

Direct technical line up to anchors of From Kingston with Love. Looking for consensus on a letter grade.

A very fingery crux off the ground leads into easier climbing, exit left into the dihedral.

A deceiving start leads to a sustained technical crux. Milk the rest that follows then fire through the sloper finish.

Work through a very cool overhanging dihedral to gain the dirty ledge, finish by linking up and pulling the crux of "Snakes and Ladders".

Stick clip high first bolt to protect hard moves out the cave. 3 fixed draws, then hang on through the roof traverse. Bring 7 draws + anchor.

Start just left of “Smoke and Mirrors”. Same start as the roof open project, but at the third fix draw continue to traverse through the steam of jugs. Links into “ Iago Roof”. Super fun jug pulling!

A fun slab crux, which leads into big jug moves over the roof.

Start below the first roof or in the easier corner to the right. Keeping to the right of the bolts, make your way through the face while using the crack in the corner. A great rest prepares your for what’s to come. Fire through the second roof in disbelief of the spectacular sequence required to reach the slab above.

Stick clip the first bolt and stem your way to the roof. Clip fix draw and finding your way around the roof is no easy task. Kneebar? Toe hook? Big move? Maybe all three to get through the crux. Pick your own adventure

Dangerous to climb with stabilization bolts located in the middle of the route.

This route has a stopper crux. Hug the corner and get tech trying to figure out how this is possible. Fun finish. Could be a great mixed route if a bolt were added to protect the crux. Could be harder than 5.11.

Start on Deliverance. At the roof, traverse left on slopers and finish up the spider-route dihedral.

Easier from left to right. Start on Deliverance and traverse right along the base of the overhang. Go past Testicular, around the corner down low, and finish on jugs just before it becomes dangerous. Go there and back again for a solid 5.12-5.13 burn. Some fun variations exist going up to the ledge at various spots on the corner. Downclimb from these beside testicular.

Bad Mantle's predecessor. An old trad route that climbed the blank, slabby bulge between Bad Mantle's last bolt and the easy exit on Thread Belay.

Sit start on on some flat crimps facing right, a big deadpoint/dyno to a left hand jug/sidepull. Topout out directly above. Height dependant

Start on good left side-pull and right low down in the pocket. Fire to the good crimp in the crack then work up to the good side-pull to the left of the sloper.

On the right side of the south side road cut there is a large block roof. Climb up the face on the right side of the arete. Difficult top out.

Start on left side on undercling in the black rock and a crimp. Fire to the top.

Traverse lip all the way to the top.

Start on small crimps and link into It's Not A Tumor.

Start as Not a Tumor move right and head up.

Sit start right of Bird House on the good left hand sidepull and the bad right hand sidepull. Go up and join Bird House.

Start on right side of rail. Head left and topout at earliest point!

Start left of Calm Like A Bomb. Climb the ramp, clip the directional and the first bolt on the roof, make a big reach to the V notch. Move up and right past the roof. Catch a rest, then climb the arete to another wild rest. Technical and sustained climbing near the top.

Climb Falcon but go straight up the overlap though under cling and long reach to a nice pocket. Pull over the blank section to the top.

Start just left of number 7C.

Climbs the arete at number 8B.

Starts 2m right of the spring.

Starts from the right of the belay ledge.

Great climbing - tough onsight - hidden holds! Good moves and varied climbing through dark streaks in the rock. Nice long route. Steep and pumpy. Probably one of the best 11s in Ontario! Leftmost route on this wall. Coldshuts at top, difficult to clean due to 20' overhang (better to 2nd).

Laybacking to a reachy crux, then easier climbing and good rest on your way to the top.

Boulder start with thin crimps to pockets. Good holds and then second boulder crux to gain face. Fun climbing!

The 5.8 trad section is now bolted to the ground, separate from Train in Vain. Thin face climbing, good rests and many, many liebacks.

The 5.8 trad section is now bolted to the ground, separate from Fear and Loathing. Surmount the roof using the wide crack and face holds, then try to control the pump on fairly sustained 5.11 climbing to the top.

Mellow climbing up until the tree. Powerful and dynamic moves through the roof to a pumpy finish. Permadraws at the top.