Vie in Canada

Climbs over the same roof as Desert Trip to its right, with more consistent but easier climbing.

Start low top out beside tree.

Start as per Encore!, but after traverse continue left and up a line of bolts.

(spring 2011 -- this route is in the guide book, but doesn't appear to exist. Where it is diagrammed is covered in moss with no signs of bolts nor or the scrubbing that would likely have been done for the first ascent in 2007.)

Located immediatley to the left of Jingo (white cave with loose rock), the first pitch (10a) climbs to a bolt, followed by a crack, which then leads through some overhangs to a bolt.

Pitch 1 25m 5.7 - Start from built platform, tracking up and right. Short traverse right where the bolts split. Left leads into The Engagement 5.10b.

Pitch 2 25m 5.6 - right into gully and puppy dodgy looking wooden ladder. Up blocky gully o to arete. Left is a 5.10a variation, right for 5.6 with mossy holds.

Pitch 3 26m 5.10a - start left and then back right and straight up to small roof. Easy climbing other than the roof which gives it its grade.

Start bottom left, follow larger crack, top-out top right.

Climb the obvious large dihedral that runs up much of the main face. (Some people borrow the bolts from Sputnick instead of placing pro.)

TCU's + Long Slings. Climb Turtle Island, 22m (pitch 1) and continue up Venom, 21m. Skip the anchors and clip a bolt before traversing right and up to the anchors.

Not often repeated.

The extension to Darkness at Noon.

Up Chimney

SDS right of Robloxian. Topuot via notch on right.

SDS on crimp-sidepull, get the pink and head up. V-Harder than I can guess.

3rd Class. The easiest easy way down on the cliff. Less easy if wet. From the park lookout at the top of Knob Hill, go north and down the first small cliff band, turn left and look for a foot path near the edge of the main cliff. Turn left again. Stay close to the inside edge of the slab for most of the way.

Smooth stuff just left of burnt tree

Runs parallel to, but above, the previous route: traverse with feet along the edge between the overhang and the slab, mostly on the slab.

Bolt line just left of the corner.

8m left of corner, nice face climbing on widely spaced holds

Start match on good crimp at eye level. Go left to reach the pocket then top out.

Possible to add a couple more moves if you start further to the right.

Start on 24 frames per Second, but head right gunning for the blue streak.

Start bottom right of large overhang upwards spike of rock. Work your way up the overhang and top out over the spike.

Climb the blocky arete.

Not a good lead if 5.6 is anywhere close to your limit, as there is a loose block that must be carefully avoided.

Shares anchor with Declaration of Stoke

Climb Divine Swine into Dinosaur Highway

The left hand of the two obvious ice lines. Climb direct to a two bolt belay in the obvious cave (45m). Climb out of the cave left or right about 30m to the snow slope, to an ice screw belay before the last, somewhat easier 30m to a tree belay (final pitch not on topo). Abseil via belay stations with a v-thread close to the base if using a single rope.

Follow the right-trending bolt line to the anchor.

This is most likely impossible. In the overhang there is no real hold for a stretch of 10 feet. Good luck! Maybe first V16 on rope in Canada

La voie juste a droite de la petite crack évidente (Dr.Doom)

Climb on good holds, a good introduction to steeper (slightly overhanging) terrain.

Up corner then step R through overlaps.

Départ assis comme 'Moteur Charbon (5-C)' et traverser vers la gauche pour sortir dans le premier rail en évitant le rebord du dessus du bloc.

Same as "agoraphobie" but climbs the direct line for the first two bolts. The equipment in the direct part is more recent than the rest of the climb and well protected.

The birch tree no longer exists. Start just left of arete

Stand start on the right side of the wall. Up to top out.

Climb the face to the right of the crack.