Routes as sport in Pacific Ranges

A bolted direct start to "Spirit of the West".

Trotter and Sharma's testpiece and probably the most iconic 9A in the Americas. A V8 slab gains a very steep system of slopper rails to V10/11 exit. Ultra classic!

Climbs Spirit of the West into a hard boulder, cutting back into Queen Bee

Direct start to killer Queen

Direct finish to "Queen Bee".

The first 5.14a in Canada ever climbed.

Climb the tree and head along the ledge. A tricky sequence gains the aesthetic fin. Follow to a very powerful and Crimpy boulder problem at the top.

Start as for young blood, then follow bolts rightward to a brutal lip encounter and Crimpy wall above.

5.13b. Moderate climbing to a brutal boulder move at the top.

Just left of Numorality

Savage boulder down low, into good rest, Beautiful arete climbing to finish

Climb easy to a horizontal break with powerful bouldery moves followed by a delicate finish

Technical and slabby. Be prepared to do some smearing at the crux while hanging on to some razor sharp edges

One of the best routes at the crag. Great face climbing on edges. Probably many a first 13.

Can be done as a highball boulder, very hard V7 (located on the Animal Magnetism boulder)

Up the centre of the cliff

Climb the triple roof

climb The Leading Edge to the 3'd bolt, then step right and climb across the undercling.

Desperate moves off the ground on barely there holds. Stick clip recommended.

Climb up to and across a wickedly thin angling seam.

If you survive the onslaught of technical and balancy cruxes in the bottom half of this pitch, you'll be rewarded with a pumpy and powerful dihedral on better holds.

Sustained climbing right of the dyke. A variation finishes through a roof on the right, but doesn't change the grade. The name is a reference to the multitude of mosquito coils used during crag development. High in the grade.