Ascensiones en Ontario teniendo Beta

#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.

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.

Did the V5 variant.

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

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.

The main line (non-extended) is definitely not a 5.10d. I think it's misrecorded here.

I thought that was part of Synergy. Would make sense since there's no proper anchor on the ledge for Synergy (can't clean and lower off from just two bare bolts).

Good route. Happy I got the finish. Could use another bolt before the anchor.

A bit dirty. I also stopped at the random first anchor, not realizing it continues. Super run out gear for that first bit (I placed only one piece)

The route is great, but it's spoiled a bit by the scary bolting at the bottom. I would suggest replacing the second bolt with a lower one further to the right, and adding another bolt between bolt 2 and 3.

Scary downclimb

Fun, easy finish to my first multipitch. Anchor hangers are after you top out and are set waaaay back from the edge. I used my rope to extend the anchor to the ledge and tied a BHK/BFK to belay my second off of. Rapping off the nose was epic

I used an alternative beta as mentioned by someone earlier. Climb the drawline, staying mostly right, until the spot where there's two hangers side by side. Clip the left one and then keep left for the rest of the climb. This variation keeps it nearly pure slab the whole pitch, making it a fun balancey romp up small hands and feet. Much more fun than the reachy arete variation by staying right. Still 5.8, and a hard 5.8 imo.

aid practice. just faffin' about

working more mp solo skills. pure faffery

Did the Kenobi start, this time of year there are little rivers running all over the rock so you have to do a lot of traversing to stay dry.

Great spot to bring beginners.

Probably a really dope climb with some cleaning, but currently pretty dirty and overgrown. did it as one pitch (mistake) rope drag was brutal. really different than anything else you’ll find in calabogie.

New project for me, feels like it's got some really exciting moves.

Hard and blind mantle over the bulge makes the crux of this climb. Requires some power, didn't have it today.

pretty hard until the crack widens, then chill

Was too tired to lead it.

sweet route, quality is fantastic no loose rocks found. Top anchor is 2 mussy hooks. really nice ledge about halfway up

About 90FT ground to anchor, doable with 200FT rope

Was a battle of inches, would love to try it again someday.

I don’t recommend climbing it on May 3, 2024 (wet around the 4th and 8th bolts) but a very cool line!

Sandbagged based off the guide book, learned the hard way but awesome climb!

Starting is spicy for the grade.

Left anchor bolt was loose, I tightened it with the wrench on my nut tool. Could likely be tightened with a wrench.

A weird one, not a fan of the rope drag.

Favourite of mid-cliff, low crux is a bit technical, high crux is mostly mental.

Tough if you don't know where the jugs are, super fun if you do!