A small overhung face near the water. This boulder is a part on the slabs where people normally sit and enjoy the river.
When the river level is high the landing area is flooded and debris (mostly big sticks and garbage) is often washed into the landing zone. The landing is more likely dry in Summer and Fall
All areas are on city property with the exception of Conroy pit which is NCC. Ottawa has no official policy on climbing soconsider climbing tolerated. Be prepared for some strange looks and potentially a grumpy citizen telling you off.
Approach same as 'Hog' but when you are on the slabs that people normally hang out on turn towards the water. There is a crack that is approximately 2 m wide, the moderately overhung face of the crack is boulder.
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Author(s): Gus Alexandropoulos, Justin Dwyer
Date: 2016
ISBN: 9780995046603
A comprehensive guidebook to Southern Ontario’s famous climbing area, The Niagara Escarpment. This is the first complete guide to the region in almost 25 years. This volume covers areas close to Toronto, including the popular Milton crags. Includes extensively researched history of climbing in the area, and detailed information on over 1,000 rock climbing routes.
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