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Big Bro?

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Slight overhanding crack climb. No bolts, top rope is done using natural anchor setup.

Out of Condition

A great area for novices and as an introduction area. Short approach, minimal bushwhacking, just off a main highway near Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.

Up the corner, using the wide crack and big flakes, to a small belay tree

Does not appear to have an anchor? Unless shared with Couteau Juane, would be quite a swing though. Trad route?

A nice, blocky, finger crack just behind a large ponderosa pine

The corner, dirty but suitably easy. A quick way to the top

'Popcorn' with different second pitch

Commencer directement sous la craque à doigt visible après le ressaut. Allez-y, placer que des nuts sur l’itinéraire.

Up the right side of the small dihedral at the base, past the tree root in the crack, to the steep part, then a lovely finger crack up the slab above.

Seems to share an anchor with "4 à 6".

An obvious slab a few meter left of The Fly. Up a crack then diagonally left up the slab to the top.

So named because of the many pins (none of them good) used to protect the FA. The route has since been repeated without using any pins. It is poorly protected.

Note: it is not clear that the line indicated on the topo image is correct for this route -- the line, as indicated, is unlikely to go at anything near 5.6.

Climb the obvious tower. Solid hand and foot jamming. Some large pieces are handy for protecting the start. Make your way to the first ledge. The cracks thin out and the rock becomes more balanced, use light footwork and refrain from pulling on the smaller blocks. There is a nest of webbing with mallions at the top for rappelling. Be sure to inspect these pieces thoroughly before clipping anything into them.

Description Start 20 feet left of Thin Blue Line, on a small ledge next to a small stump. Climb left along a horizontal crack, go straight up to a bolt and then to the right towards two finger cracks. Follow these cracks past a bulge then up easier terrain to the anchor.

Location Up a secondary trail right of Slab Crackin'. Follow this short trail to the wall, scramble up a bit of mossy terrain to the ledge where the route starts.

Protection Standard rack to 3", emphasis on finger sized cams

Starts at number 0.

Start at 177m.

Left-facing corner with a thin crack in the corner in the upper section of it.

Start near the start of 'La Directe de l'ours' and follow the path of least resistance trending up and right following rails and broken cracks. Possibility of reaching the last pitch of 'La Directe de l'ours'.

Descent

Same as 'La Directe de l'ours'

Crack to the right of Coffee Time

Description From the traverse, climb up onto the slab then make a couple of exposed moves through the overhang, exit the left side and gain the top.

Location From the base of the main area, traverse left over the water for approx 30ft before finding yourself at the bottom of a steep looking corner

Protection Build a gear anchor to top rope, Shallow water solo.

The short face just right of Irving's Overhang.