Vie come trad in Vancouver

Start at large ledge after rapping in off trees.

First pitch: unclimbable at present, overgrown and loose. Second pitch: up a fingery sequence the traverses slightly right then up to belay. 10c Third pitch: traverse horizontally climbers left past bolts (balancey), move up past undercling (crux) to a small ledge. Blast up thin crack (small gear) to top of pitch on a ledge. Money pitch! 11a Fourth pitch: traverse left and then up wide twin cracks (medium gear), very dirty and dusty. Pull on roots and plants to gain the top. Potentially the most demanding pitch. 10b

Follow the series of cracks on the far left of the cliff. Possible to use trad gear to lead.

Decommissioned.

Heads up finger crack until a couple of bolts near the overhang.

Climb along where the two rockfaces meet up to an anchor on the ledge.

Follow a crack system up past 2 roof systems. Crux at second roof system. Can be lead entirely on gear.

Start up the left-hand side of the cliff pass blocky ground (on gear), start angling right near the top finding the hidden bolt. Move directly right from the bolt into crack aiming for the detached horn block. Move right pass the block, pulling the overhang then continue right and up past easier ground. You may need to clear the cobwebs in cracks. Fun climb needs more traffic.

Retro bolted in 2023

Extend first bolt from Neo Classical, then head right up roof tiled slab, gear placements can be found before use of a naked bolt mid climb.

Head up the dyke, with an optional slung boulder for protection before the first bolt. Pull the roof and enjoy the face climbing above. Optional gear placements are available mid face. There are plenty of good holds, just tough to locate due to the nature of the climb. FUN!

Climb up into a large cave and then over the overhang into a crevice between two boulders.

Start on the right side of a large arete with a lone bolt in it. Use stemmy moves past the large boulder and follow the crack to the very top.

Follow the straight crackline at the far left where the large horizontal split in the rock starts.

Follow a clear crack line that starts from 'The Wee Little Beastie' and trends right. near the top, you can go straight up or continue along the crack rightwards to an anchor.

Climb up and into a overhanging finger crack between two overhanging boulders.

Short finger crack, that leads to some face moves

Up dirty crack, needs a clean and dry.

Up dirty crack, needs a clean and dry. First move off the ground is 5.11c. The rest is 5.8

Look for the twin cracks at the neck of the camel. Follow the perfect right-hand hand crack up to the neck. Alternatively climb the offwidth on the left.

Behind hindquarters