Ascents in World as First free ascent

First redpoint ascent

Needs to be done at low tide to traverse under the overhang properly. A great addition when doing backslapper.

Redpoint! Took Ty's advice and didn't pre-clip the first bolt to make it as clean as possible.

Rope anchored at top, used alpine butterflies along the length to clip in.

Warm up for Mrs Macs that had me cooking... First winter (spring?) mixed route at crag. Not too bad.

First winter route at cliff . Ain a rush to get to top to see what belay options there wet ... good fun , solid sticks with tools under a layer of loose snow ...

Awesome clean boulder problem.

Woop

great location, easy access. a good traverse training wall

onsight ffa, stoked to bag it and tag it before sunset

First free solo climb. Exhilarating.

First free ascent of the direct A3 aid variant.

I'm assuming it's not been climbed before. Hope that's not too presumptuous. What a lucky find! The wall looked immediately appealing, but I had reservations. At first I thought, "I'd get swept over the falls" but that's not the case. Then I thought, "The pool won't be deep enough" but I couldn't find the bottom. Then I thought, "The holds up top won't let me confidently top out" but they are terrific jugs. A video of the ascent is here:

First ascent? Maybe. Felt hard and took some tries, so I'm calling it V4. Crux is definitely at the bulge two thirds up. There's some really fun movement in here. It's great to climb that high and know that the fall is always clean into deep water.

I assume this was previously unclimbed, but that might be presumptuous. First worked it in 2013. Super fun, mantel felt pretty desperate. Probably V4/V5. Áasiv is the Karuk word for a cave or overhanging rock.