Sansum Narrows 암벽등반 36 루트들 에서의 암장

The next bolted line to the right of Wasp Buckets. Climb through a small roof section (crux), to a bolted belay station, then a steep slab for the second pitch.

Originally climbed as a run out trad line by Peter Croft (with a single piece of poor gear half way up) as a direct start of Tennessee Waltz. Then in 2000, Jeff Strang and Trevor Prest added the bolts just left of Croft’s original line, and called it Sweet Sansum, 5.8.

Climb the large curved flake crack (originally its own climb, known as The Sickle) up under the awesome Tennessee Roof. Escape from under the roof onto the face on the left then up to ring anchors.

A two pitch bolted line that starts just right of the unmistakable diagonal Hot Chocolate crack. Very consistent 10- climbing, with the crux near the top of the first pitch.

A long, unmistakable curving crack that ends about two thirds up the cliff face. Among the first FA’s at the Narrows and therefore historically one of the first established crag climbs on Vancouver Island. Probably the closest thing the island has to a truly historical non-alpine rock climb.

A bold climb with marginal gear in its original state warranted an R/X rating. Stewart Wozny made an initial bold foray with near success, subsequently completed by Daryl Hatten