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This is the left most route out of the small cave. Finish on the anchors of Altius

Difficult and technical edge climbing, punctuated by good rests, lead to an improbable looking finish the utilizes some grisly footholds.

Continue above John Doe. A bouldery sequence is followed by easier yet sustained climbing. Spectacular!!

This stunning line tackles the steepest part of the wall. From the midway break, a grey streak leads to an incredible crux. From here it’s hard all the way to the chains.

Start just left of a skinny knee high tree stump. The business hits above the midway break. Sustained climbing leads to a powerful sequence that surmounts the massive roof on holds you’ll wish were better. Climb the first half of The Illusionist to the midway break and finish on Moon abouts for a technical 11C.

Project

The rusty hardware leading out of the cave up hill from scoop area. It is landmarked by a white rope hanging from it. Open project set in the 1970-80's and looks to go around 5.13+ 5.14.

This route had originally been bolted over twenty years ago but bolts were chopped by Sonnie Trotter. Test piece for the grade and one of Canadas best king lines!

Excellent climbing . Starts on the far left side of the boulder and traverses to the rail on the far right all the way around the corner to finish on the 'Brian's Thin".

Start matched on a halfpad crimp and head up the face without using the arete or the big ledge to the right.

Climb Divine Swine into Dinosaur Highway

Climbs through the first crux of pushers then heads left into a rest before a long sustained boulder problem.

A link up of "Jesus Save the Pushers" (13a) and "ADATO". Climb the first 2 bolts of the "Jesus Save the Pushers" extension then continue rightwards into "ADATO" just above the double kneebar rest. Continue for the remainder of "ADATO".

A link up of "Jesus Save the Pushers" (13a) and "ADATO" (14b). Climb "ADATO" until the double kneebar rest, then bust left into "Jesus Save the Pushers" continue for the remainder of "Jesus Save the Pushers".

Shares the first 3 bolts with Globetrotters. At the roof take the left line of bolts out the roof.

Starts right of The Baobab Tree then shares a bit of climbing with Prince Gizzard and the Luna Wizard before continuing straight through the steepest part of the wall.

Extensions to GG. Thin, sustained, face climbing with a big crux. Probably the best line on the wall.

Start on the jug rail and follow the crimps right to the jug

Start as for Redemption but go straight up

Left hand on crimp sloper, and right hand on triangle crimp around the corner. Very easy to dab, and requires a lot of core tension.

Start as for Crampin’ Cabin, traverse the lip and top out

Start as for Surfer Rosa, but head up roof on incut holds 2/3 of the way across traverse. Climb to edge of roof, then up arete and edges

Climb the blank overhanging arete.

SDS adds a few moves but doesn't change the grade.

Start as for Eclipse and finish with Sea of Stimulation.

Behind the falls.

Climbs the easternmost of the three major south buttresses of Combatant above the col. Approached via a bench at the elevation of the col (the Shelf)

Climb the black, lichen-covered depression in the south face, following corner systems to the east ridge, then to the summit.

Descend the pocket glacier to the base of the southeast buttress. Climb this buttress, through sandy broken terrain and with poor protection in places in the first ~75m. Above this, the rock improves up a steep yellow slab to a small gendarme. Descend into the notch and climb easier ground above to the summit.

Descend as per the West Ridge (down that route.)

The first 5.14a in Canada ever climbed.

Climb The Gunslinger to the top of the corner then hand traverse right.

A direct start to Big Daddy Overhang.

Found near the northeast corner of the Octagon bloc.