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Stick clip the 1st bolt. Excellent movement in the blue rock with a great heel hook crux going over the lip. 11c/d

Start below a yellow ledge. Follow long moves to awesome pockets up the steep wall, switch gears over the clean face climb above

Sustained pumpy big moves ends at the lip of the wall. Switch gears and crimp away on a featureless clean slab.

Sketchy now with the ground level eroded away by the flood. Needs a new first bolt

Sketchy now with the ground level eroded away by the flood. Needs a new first bolt

Neoconstructionist for a few bolts, two bolts for the traverse right, then finish on upper section of Where's Mom?

Technical climbing up nice rock with 2 cruxy moves. 3 rests and powerful climbing to finish.

New one at Upper Wall. Start on a boulder left of Bataille.

Ext to La Pause Cafe

A tough crux gains a jug (the wedge). Tricky side pulls above. Watch the ground fall potential 2nd bolt to 3rd (stick clip highly recommended)

This fantastic route opens with a smallxrux that gains the grey streak above. From the streaks top, another crux stands between you and a beautiful finish.

Hard and insecure entry moves lead to a great layback up the right facing corner. A very tricky lip encounter over the roof leads to a fun and exposed finish .

This route begins in front of a small tree with technical side pulls, underclings, and crimps. Sustained

Stick clip the high first bolt or climb left of the first bolt to reach it. Climb the right side of a very cool corner to a tricky, thin, powerful bulge. Easier but technical climbing gains the anchor above. Equipped with a new Lower Off.

Climb Hand Party, but move right to finish at Morpheus anchor.

Multiple cruxes give way to a final crux and a dash to the anchor. A tricky onsight!

Hard for grade but that's what "D" grades are like. Stick clip is recommend as there is a hard move straight off the bat. Sustained technical climbing with a few more powerful moves brings you to a small corner/roof. A in your face crux surmounts it on sloppers. A very pumpy finish concludes it.

This fantastic technical route is tricky enough to keep you on your toes the whole way untill the crux at the last bolt.

One of the best 5.11's in the Bow Valley lives here. Enjoy 6 mini 5.11 cruxes on route to the anchor with every single style of climbing. And yes the large roof is as pumpy as you imagine!

A link up of the most natural line through this section of the wall. Climb Atlantis for the first 4 bolts, clip the variation bolt left and start jumping between jugs on All You Can Eat for the very pumpy finish.

A super funky sequence into the huge corner and a big move out gets the pump going. Pumpy climbing above with a last hard move before the anchors. Classic

Power through an incredibly steep and fun start to smooth sailing above!

scramble up a slab to a open book corner and start the route. Trend left in blocky buckets and edges that pick a surprise pump. Climbs better then the name

Steep climbing on jugs leads to sustained moves on positive edges. Absolute classic

From the Heavy Breathing hueco, climb rightward into a small, right facing corner. Finish with some classic Velcro climbing. A fantastic route!

The extension to monkey business. Looks worth doing!!

This long fun route starts on NFI but cuts right at the first bolt. Crazy pocket pulling ends with a cruxy traverse and steep juggy climbing to the anchor.

Thing long pumpy and exposed classic follows a blue streak that skirts the left edge of the right eye.

Start off a ledge to the right of a large chimney corner. Prepare for Crimpy and balancey climbing. Watch the anchor clip!

Climb saving grace to the fifth bolt before launching straight up a shallow groove. Great crimpers in the overhang!

New one- Inbtween Timber and Meconium

This excellent long route has a bit of everything. A few crux bulges, gains Technical climbing through the middle which ends at a break. Super fun jugs is followed by steep climbing up the blue streak above.

First pitch is 10/D. Bouldery moves out the left side of the bulge lead to a rest in a scoop before the anchor.

Used to be one of Grassi's best. Sadly, many years of polish has made the crux (last two bolts) really really slippery. No ifs or buts, she's polished. Awesome jugs and crimps get you to a short rest before the crux, begin a battle on powerful sidepulls and gastons.

A few big holds and cool pockets get you off the ground before a thin and desperate Crux gains some pods. Shake out well before tackling the rest of this pumpy route.

Climb cool sensations to the third bolt and traverse right to good pockets. Tackle the roof before gaining a good shake and a mad dash for the anchors.

Up the ante to a Boulder problem which leads directly into the classic A Bold New Plan.

The continuation of A Bold New Plan

An excellent sequential steep climb up the wave. Starts as Dance me outside but trends left straight away into a boulder then a good rest. Fire the steep upside down section to the anchor over the lip. Very good quality for Grassi!

One of the steepest at Grassi. Follow the right trending crack on new (2015) fixed draws. Crux is where the lower crack gains the upper. The last redpoint crux is a heart breaker dictated by the pump. Enjoy