루트들 Canmore에서 선택된 등급들을 위해서

Spectacular, technical climbing on bullet limestone, rises in difficulty. One of the best of the grade in the country.

Climb immediately right of Swelltone Theatre- ascending onto a ledge, backcleaning quickdraws to reduce drag. Shallow pockets in bulging grey stone define the cruxes.

From the top of Dales Extender, execute one really hard move off a mono. This route might be a very fast tick if you have tendons of steel! It might also end your climbing season......

Start to the right of a yellow corner capped by a roof. Follow the blue streak on edges and pockets to a high crux. Manufactured and glued.

From the shattered ledge, head up to the horizontal break and veer left. Difficult moves in the overhanging lead into a scoop. Finish with easier climbing on cool pockets. This boulder problem is probably the most tried 5.13 in Alberta. Basically a v8 boulder problem.

Short cruxes separated by good rests lead to sustained climbing, a stout deadpoint move and a dicey edit onto the upper slab. A final tough move below the anchor keeps things interesting.

The last route on the far right of the wall. A viciously crimpy and technical crux at the second bolt stops must suitors in their tracks. If you survive this section, easier climbing with plenty of rests leads to a heartbreaking finish.

A vicious v7/v8 boulder problem off the ground into a great 12a. Not Classic.

Bizarre, technical climbing up the beautiful immaculate, grey face. Tic-tac your way up on tiny grips, to an intricate crux requiring some serious footwork near the top.

Hard face climbing leads into 5.13 slab! Not everyone's cup of tea. But unique with very powerful footwork.

If you can digest the choss at the bottom, you’ll be rewarded above. A crux at the roof is followed by an amazing head wall.

Mega pumper. One of the best for the grade in the valley!

2 X 60m ropes

The beautiful grey streak at the top of the wall is enough to tempt just about anyone off the ground and onto the wall. The line takes a straight shot up excellent rock with magnificent climbing the entire way. The climbing tackles mostly overhanging terrain and is quite physical. Not a lot of tic tacking your way up. Don’t let the pitch count fool you. The pitches are long and bring you nearly to the same height as the neighboring 7 pitch route, The Tall Storey.

Descent Make four double rappels to reach the ground. Rappelling pitch 4 and pitch 3 will require back-clipping in order to stay close enough to reach the next rappel station.

Pitch 1 5.12d 16 bolts (47m) Climb up and over a low ledge and into a right facing corner. From the top of the corner the climbing gets hard and fingery with little in the way of feet for two bolts before better hold reappear. After the crux enjoy really great climbing up nicely featured yellow and grey rock with the occasional small cruxy move thrown in.

Pitch 2 5.11b 8 bolts (25m) A short connector pitch with good holds and good climbing that leads to a ledge and belay.

Pitch 3 5.12c 15 bolts (40m) Get your burl on and make big pulls while climbing through yellow overlaps to a roof where one last big move secures a rest above. After resting trend left through some still tricky face climbing to one last roof pull before easier climbing above and the anchor.

Pitch 4 5.13b 17 bolts (44m) Simply put, this is a stunning pitch! Follow a beautiful grey streak through several perfect crux sequences separated by good rests. A final heartbreaking crux through the last and largest roof guards the anchor and victory.

Excellent, technical climbing with just enough spice to keep your head in the game. Beautiful Rock!

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

Amazing route, save that right arm!

Start on a ledge using a high right undercling. Branch left above the first bolt and climb over a bulge.

This is the must do link up - combining the pumpy start of Shooting Star with the amazing bulge on Fudge Packer. Very popular

Start up and head left of Success Pool. A hard move getting to the second bolt leads to easier climbing toward a shared rest with Tropicana. From here a difficult traverse right leads to a quick shake and an almost implausible reach move before testing your endurance to the chains.