Ascensioni in Alberta da James Frith

Great climb, it felt a little soft for the grade.

The bolts on this route should be cut. This is a perfect finger crack that can be safely protected on gear. all you need is 1 blue nut, 1 grey 0.4, 1 purple 0.5 and optional grey 3 cam (this is not needed but will fit perfectly at the end of the crack before you step over to the slab section.

Fantastic climb with nice movements and great tea placement

Gear BD Cams yellow 2, blue 0.2, 0.3, Metoulous 1,2 Nuts - 3-6, 8, 11

Committing movements over the slight overhanging face climb following the thin crack. Followed by a beautiful sculptured flake as a reward for the hard climbing below.

Another cold day, 1 degree C with wind chill. Fingers going numb and hard to feel the holds.

This route should see more traffic. The exposure is great and the moves are unique with mixture of overhanging Jung's side pulls and stemming. Well worth the effort.

Classic Jug Fest. Great fun route all the way to the top.

The is a nice route with two very insecure sections. The first is the so called 5.9 start for "Island in the Stream", If this is your first 5.9 attempt at the grade you should stay away from this route it is a sand bag for 5.9, it is more like a 5.10a. The mid section has some very loose flakes which you should not attempt to use even though they are very tempting. Once you have clipped the bolt on the right face there are some super edges to take you tot he top. This is a fun route but not a route to be tried on lead if you are not a solid 5.11 climber.

There was 4 crux separated by easier terrain

Start is rather polished

Another cold day, 1 degree C with wind chill. Fingers going numb and hard to feel the holds.

Poor quality rock, felt like an Alpine Route. Beware of the final jug at the top out of the route. The hold is a jug but you should not use this hold as the rock is likely to dislodge

Quality of rock is poor and feels more like alpine route