Ascents in Canada by Andrew P

Wasn't feeling it today, retreated after 2nd piece.

Pitches can be linked and lowered with a 60 m rope

Graded 5.5 in the printed guidebook

Crux at 2nd half (upper crack) with thin holds. Finger lock is the way.

Top (past visible crack) was very dirty, lots of moss/lichen on the slab. Only anchor bolts found were very high, at the trees. 30m with rope stretch can barely be lowered on 60m.

Super fun crack with 1 or 2 thin moves at top if traversing left to anchor station (alternate anchor station on right thru top of crack). Can be climbed as sport crack with extended draws clipped to left bolt line

Crux in middle/upper 3rd right before crack splits. Combo of fist and hand crack sizes. Placed a couple extra #2 s Consider extra piece at lower bolted belay station to protect upward pull.

Fun climb, the top 1/3 esp above last bolt has some thin moves and I feel is closer to a 10-

Fantastic climb, tricky moves on the upper third. 2 larger glue-in bolts at top for anchor (cannot be seen from ground)

Not quite a crack climb, not quite a face climb

Can follow crack leftward past 1st anchors to 2nd set of anchors at top (near steel cable). Can link both pitches and lower with single 60m rope

2 bolts on left side for anchor, or follow.left crack further up (mixed) to upper anchor

Def magical mystery! First pitch (and belay) is Trad, 2nd pitch is now sport, plus maybe 1 piece of pro. Went too high on 2nd pitch and had to downclimb to the correct line.

Best Trad route on the wall

Wandered so far left on the juggy roof that it was a chore to get back and clip those bolts! Super fun

Love this route. Getting the right sequence up top is the difference between moves that work, and moves that just pump you out 💪

Top-roped this one for exfil with the backpack + kitchen sink

Fun as always! Some key crimp holds that aren't as visible from below

I'd say 5.10- because the first few moves are quite strenuous, crimpy, balancy and feel a little higher