Routes in Canada

Same start as Clan of the Cave Bear, heel hook and rotate onto easy slab top out

This problem is found at the far left side of the ‘Ninja Turtle’ slab, left of the small spruce tree. Climb the slab, then a short lip traverse to top out.

Climb up right of the small tree (and a bit right of the crack) on the ‘Ninja Turtle’ slab. This problem on the left side of the slab is arguably the best of the 'Ninja Turtle’ problems.

Essentially the middle of the 'Ninja Turtle’ slab, this problem climbs up the relatively blank slab about a meter or so left of the broken juggy rib/groove.

The broken juggy rib/groove. The easiest of the ‘Ninja Turtle’ slab problems.

The fun but tricky slab to the right of Splinter.

The somewhat nebulously defined slab to the right of Raphael.

The rightmost of all the 'Ninja Turtle’ slab problems, just left of the blunt arête on the right side of the slab. Short but tricky, avoid bailing out to the right.

This fun vertical problem starts just left of the tree on the backside of the Ninja Turtle Boulder. Solid rock, and a great flat landing.

Start low on obvious blocky ledge hold, traverse positive holds up and left towards the arête, mantle above.

Climb straight up on good holds to join the end of Plan 66. Great line, bad landing.

Start in the alcove between the two boulders. Start with one hand on the big flat ledge, and use trickery to gain better holds above.

Start on the lip on the right side near the other boulder. Traverse left to the center of the boulder and top out.

Sit start just left of the big crack. Follow the arete up, avoiding using the big crack.

Climb up the big crack and top out

Sit start left on the left side of the roof matched on a sidepull. Make your way right under the roof. After getting up on the face to the right of the roof, go directly up using the arete.

Same as "Healing Arete" but with an easier finish out right to top out

Climb the obvious dihedral with less obvious holds

No Hands Slab climb

Climb the Jugs on left and then Traverse the lip to the arete shared by The Red Keep

Climb first crack, starting as low as possible.

Hug the block like a fridge and muscle yourself to the top

Enjoyable little trad climb on an otherwise sport climbing dominant crag. Short but sweet, standard set of black diamond stopper nuts should do the job.

Climb the left facing corner crack through a shallow chimney to the first ledge and start of the corner offwidth crack. The crack is short but well worth the effort. Climb the crack to the upper ledge. The chains can be found on the left facing wall about 1.5m above the upper ledge. A few large CAMALOTS C4 #5- #7 will eliminate the run out in the upper wife section.

Solo some 5.9 to a silly high first bolt and a crux Traverse and bulge.. Climb a fun crack from a huge rest to a very run out ending.

A technical climb with a distinct crux on the bulge. Great grippy rock. Lots of edges and crimps! Was only 4bolts in 25m. Now it's is 8 and climbs modern and safely. Completely rebolted 2017 by Mason Tessier.