Routes in Norcan Lake

Full length movements using finger jugs and side pulls that flow in upper corner with positive holds. To good to be real

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.

Thin moves off the deck get you to excellent holds on steep terrain. Clip a high bolt at the roof and tip toe left on small feet to find a weakness to the top.

Low cryptic crux unlocks sustained climbing to the chains, be prepared to fight the pump!

Easiest long length sport climb at cliff. Lots of holds but be sure to look around before committing to crux as it might not be obvious.

Step - or hop - off the boulder to begin. A techy start shifts to steep juggy climbing before a committing roof move. Be patient and find the best path, but don't linger too long!

Shares the first bolt of Djinn and Juice then heads left to the left facing flake.

Start up the crack up to a bolt. At the ledge, go up the very short face on the right with a bolt. Climb through the roof on fantastic buckets! Anchors can be found after topping out the roof. Enjoy! Stick clip to second bolt is recommended.

Climb the slab to the roof. A series of powerful moves on crimps leads to an exposed mantle before the anchor. Find some feet and go for it!

Excellent climbing with a few different styles thrown in. Some thought-provoking moves up to the roof, then a bouldery pull onto the face which gives the route it's grade, before some slightly easier but more technical work to reach the anchor. A great line that should not be overlooked!

Extend the 4th bolt at 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.

At the right end of the cliff. Head up the slabby corner crack to some short overhangs. Pull up and through to a good stance before diving into the corner that's a little awkward until you find what you're looking for. Mantle onto the slab above towards the anchors.

This one will make you think at 3 diffrent crux's, it's all there, be patient. Extend 4th and 8th bolt to help reduce rope drag and clip into the perma-draw on the way down to eliminate a dangerous swing when cleaning.

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

4 bolt warm up, then 5 bolts of power endurance through the left leaning crack and roof.

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

Climb the offwidth in the right facing corner to the roof. Traverse right under the roof, clip the bolt, then tip toe to the anchor.

Start on slab going right then left following the weakness in the cliff towards the corner. Pull over hang to gain into off-width. Can be done with a basic rack but always fun to place a #6

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".

A fun and easy alternative to Straight Fire. Shares same anchor. First bolt is meant to be stick clipped.

Pumpy moves throughout the overhang to a slab crux mid way. Make sure to use the clip the chain to the climbers rope while cleaning the draws to prevent the rope from sliding across the cliff.

Fun short hand crack

Short crack but the fist jams don’t get better.

Starts just left of “Smoke and Mirrors”. Clip the first 3 fix draws and then go straight up through the huge roof.

Easier start to a no hands rest, which leads to the final boulder problem before the anchors.

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!

Climbs the first 4 bolts of the route going towards the roof, but then follow the bolts going left on the jug traverse. Then finish on Iago's Roof.

Climb up to the huge roof. Traverse left under the roof where the final crux awaits. Finish off on Iago's Roof.

Probably the smallest crimps at the cliff that just slowly become smaller and smaller. Route named after grigri was not properly locked in during the FA. Always do your safety checks

Continues past the 5.8 Direct Fire anchors. Closed project. Red tagged

Open Project. Climbs straight through the huge roof. Bring every tool in the toolbox for this project.

Very tricky beta for the first half of the route. Then the huge roof becomes even more smoke and mirrors non sense.

Climb the thin crack towards the huge roof. Climb through the roof while trying to open an elevator door on bad crimps while being upside down. Hit the lip and pray your core hits in. Then crimp your way through the vertical top.

Starts just left of “Rajah” and has the same finish as Rajah. There is a random bolt out left half way up. This bolt will be removed or a route might be bolted out left one day.

Closed Project