Routes as sport in Abbotsford

Follow up Backdraft and then move right at the seventh bolt. Crux near the end.

An overhanging problem (leftmost climb at the crag). Bolted.

Technical Face climb. Fun, technical crux between first and 2nd bolt, eases off above.

climb the bouldery arete just left of Jack's Crack. A bolted crux. A TCU in the crack above. Then up and over the hump to the chains.

Cruxy start turns into a very nice layback route. Fun all the way.

Climb the corner in the middle of the crag up to the fissures that veer slightly left. The first crux is after the second bolt. The second crux is near the 4th bolt. Try climbing to the left on top rope towards the end for a more difficult climb (5.11??)

Start on the ledges in the large fissure on the right side of the first wall. A cruxy beginning leads in to a thin traverse and finishes relatively juggy.

Climb the right face in front of the wooden platform. Go left onto the ledges and up to a short crack near the top. Hangers are missing from some bolts but 2 anchors at the top make for good toproping.

The left side of the right wall. Start hanging left off the corner and transition on to the face. Some thin holds and good use of the corner make this a nice climb.

The climb on the left of the middle section. Juggy start leads to a left flag deadpoint. Easy climbing after.

Start on the right slightly overhanging side of the crack (the left is usually wet) and continue up the crack. The crux is near the bottom and the climb gets easier at the top.

Climb the big steps just left of Pamplemouse and then mantle up a slabby wall. Meets up with Pamplemouse at the crack.

Climb up the right edge of the right wall.

Follow the jugs all the way to the top. Gets a little thin near the finish.