Ascensiones en Canadá teniendo Beta

Very fun moves just before the top out, a few different ways to do it

Fun climb, don't know why it's listed as sport though. No bolts, but decent for toprope and maybe a PG-13 trad

Slipery start

Got very close to it! Worked out all the moves.

(Avec le 2e repos sur l'autre face)

#3/4. Cooldown after the 5.9. Easy as, with Danielle's rope already on the anchor.

#1/4. Sean led, with some trepidation because it was his first lead of the season and there's a missing bolt hanger for the 3rd bolt. WHY? Anyway, not a bad route once you figure out the bottom half.

#4/4 for the day. Took small cams and nuts. Placed a red cam, then a nut, which blew when I asked Sean to take on it, breaking the rock. Climbed to the next ledge and placed another cam, then a nut, then finally a cam near the top. Honestly, this could be climbed as a free solo - it's a super easy climb (except that it's dirty AF and therefore not super safe).

Sean's first rap of the season, my first time leading trad in over a year (and having to set up a top belay off a tree, too). Definitely shook out some cobwebs.

#2/4. Great route, rested several times at each bolt.

Many different beta options

Excellent, long route. Take the time to find the best clip stances through the crux.

Blew the flash, but got it on the next go. Awesome route! Hacked the crux with a modern compy move - turns out you can do that stuff outside!

Another fun route. Continued to the top of Skywalker Saga.

Super fun route on good holds. We climbed it as two pitches for practice.

Dropped the onsight at the last crux move.

Did the V5 variant.

Super cool

Surprisingly hard, especially at the top. Maybe closer to a 5.9 but it could just be bad beta

Super cool crux before the first bolt. Rest of the climb great otherwise

Using the anchor there is a great top rope climb following the crack directly below. I'd call it a 5.8

Tricky climb in trail runners!

Forgot my climbing shoes so top-roped in trail runners, setting trad gear so Kat could "sport" lead it.

Pro looked good and the climb was outstanding.

Started on the right as for True Drew

First climb in Canada

std rack to #2 plus a #4 or #5 to protect the wide crack itself. sling a chockstone. pink tricam useful at the top of the slab.

finally, geez

Rock was a bit wet, slow to dry

Quite dirty and hard to read.

A bit dirty and weird but enjoyable. Two bolt plates at the anchor, no rings I'd clip the bolt and not the end of the first chain if doing again.

Fun climb. The wooden plank with the name is a bit hidden below the start. No rings at the anchor, only bolt plates.

Fun potential project in anti style. Cool easier climbing leads to a super awesome sequence I made with an inside toe and heel hooks to keep tension moving between side pulls ! Feeling like a real steep climber! Tried hard, couldn’t quite work out 2 moves through the crux. Nice fingerlockin top

wet

Linking both pitches is really rough at the top, came off pulling over the lip. I'd recommend doing it as 2 or just bring a lot of extenders and be relatively sparing with gear.

Favorite feature on the way to the top

Linkup Broomstick Crack --> Squamish Buttress

A huge thanks to everybody who found and developed this crag!

I may be getting older, but this felt harder than a 5.9... I wasn't able to pull the second roof. There are some bolts to the right which allows you to cheat the crux.

We had a great weather(May 2024 long weekend) and our kids & their friends top roped the route.

Was dry. Climbed up to the third (rightmost) anchor.

Didn't know the route, so started on the crack rather than the face, which likely made it easier than 10c.

Great climb

Hardd but sick! Cool up into the undercling, and to the rail. Skipped the crux through the slopey nothing crimps. Tricky small holds over the bludge