접속점들 South-Western Ontario에서

The areas of Ontario generally surrounded by the three great lakes: Ontario, Erie, and Huron. The largest population centre is Toronto, and the megapolis that extends around the north-western to western shores of Lake Ontario.

Much of the climbing in the area is on the limestone of the Niagara escarpment.

These are the "Toronto" crags, being an approximately 40 minute drive from Toronto. The crags listed here are on Conservation Halton land (http://www.conservationhalton.on.ca/) and include both sport and trad routes. Top-roping is prohibited except at 'Rattlesnake Point', 'Buffalo Crag' and 'Bottle Glass' where top-anchors have been installed. As a result of heavy traffic due to the proximity to Toronto many of these routes are heavily polished and may climb much harder than their purported grade.

A popular trad and top-rope crag, also the only crag in the area which officially allows teaching and guided groups. Contains several new beginner sport routes as of 2019.

Do not wrap trees for top anchors, use the installed bolts. There is no new bolting without permission.

Do not wrap trees for top anchors, use the installed bolts. There is no new bolting without permission.

Do not wrap trees for top anchors, use the installed bolts. There is no new bolting without permission.

Climb up to a large ledge to find the anchors for Find A Mentor. Continue up to second set of anchors past the roof.

New for 2019. Thanks, OAC!

Blocks up to a large ledge.

Or, continue up to second set of anchors past the roof (the end of Be A Mentor).

New for 2019. Thanks, OAC!

Start at the painted number 1. Climb up to a small triangular roof. Move left to find a small ledge, continue traversing several meters left to find corner under a small roof. Climb this to the top.

Start at the painted number 1. Climb up to a small triangular roof. Move left to find a small ledge, pull off a subtle move on decent crimps past two sketchy looking bolts to continue up onto a larger ledge and move back right underneath a roof. Pull the roof through the notch and continue to the top on easy climbing.

Start at the painted number 1. Climb up to a small triangular roof. Move left to find a small ledge, pull off a subtle move on decent crimps past two sketchy looking bolts to continue up onto a larger ledge and move back right underneath a roof. Pull the roof on the right and continue to the top.

Do not wrap trees for top anchors, use the installed bolts. There is no new bolting without permission.

Do not wrap trees for top anchors, use the installed bolts. There is no new bolting without permission.

Start at number 2

Bolted face climb with interesting moves and good rock. Originally a 5.9 trad. Start 3m right of number 2

Start at No 3.

Do not wrap trees for top anchors, use the installed bolts. There is no new bolting without permission.

Start 3m right of number 3.

Starts 6m right of number 3.

Starts at number 4.

Starts 5m right of number 4.

Starts at 4B and climbs up and diagonally to the right, crossing 'Jiminy Cricket' and 'Pinocchio'.

Starts at 4C.

Start at number 4D. Rebolted as a sport route in 2019.

Do not wrap trees for top anchors, use the installed bolts. There is no new bolting without permission.

Starts at number 5, although the number is no longer visible. Climb an obvious but extremely polished crack up to a left-facing corner.

Starts at number 6.

Starts 4m right of number 6.

Starts from the ledge on 'Steve's Arete'

Start 4m right of number 6.

Start just left of number 7C.

Start at number 7C.

This area is easily identified by the plaque commemorating the death of a climber. This area runs from the the inset area on the west end to the stream on the east and includes the classic route 'Finale'.

Start in the chimney behind 'Showpiece'.

Start at number 8.

Start at number 8A

Right of the cave

Climbs the arete at number 8B.

Start at number 8B and go up and right.

Starts 3m right of number 8B.

Start at number 8C, about a meter left of the plaque. Climb the crack to a large (and polished!) fin. Continue up to a large ledge and move right to finish.

Start at the plaque to the right of 8C. Climb the layback crack, moving slightly right just underneath a small overhang and continue up.

Face climb between 'Crack Two' and 'Crack Three'.

Start 3m right of the plaque and avoid 'Finale'.

Starts at number 9. Starts in a groove and climbs roughly straight up with good gear and holds. Polish at the beginning makes it feel harder than 5.4.

Starts at number 10. Climb up and over the small roof to a large ledge and traverse right to a comfortable belay. Continue up and right, ending up around the corner and above the roof of the neighboring routes. Finishes up past a cedar and a piton.

Start at number 10a.

Starts 5m right of number 10a.

Climb up the finger crack (bring smaller nuts and cams) and eventually you will have to traverse left of the roof. Climb a little higher and you will find a rusty piton and a rusty bolt on a ledge. Belay from here to avoid rope drag. Traverse right from the belay and climb to the right of the cedar to finish.

Starts below the belay ledge for 'Final Finale'.

Start at number 11.

Start a couple of meters right of 'Holy Cow'

This is the area east of the stream. It starts at spring with 'Crepidation' and includes a number of two pitch routes which use a ledge or a large corner about 15m up.

Start at the spring.

Starts 2m right of the spring.

Starts 4m right of the spring.

Do not wrap trees for top anchors, use the installed bolts. There is no new bolting without permission.

Do not wrap trees for top anchors, use the installed bolts. There is no new bolting without permission.

Starts about 7m right of the spring.

Same start as 'Funky Fingers', ends on the belay ledge for 'The Mother'.

Do not wrap trees for top anchors, use the installed bolts. There is no new bolting without permission.

Starts just left of number 13, 'Holy Trinity'. Ends on the ledge.

Starting from the belay ledge, climb up to the bolt on 'Funky Fingers'.

Starts from the right of the belay ledge.

Start at number 13 and climb up the corner until the roof, then move right to the large corner. Avoid the loosely attached large, dark-coloured rock to the left. Belay from there then climb the corner and follow the gully out.

single pitch bolted sport version of Discovery. ~12m? (check)

Start a number 13B.

Do not wrap trees for top anchors, use the installed bolts. There is no new bolting without permission.

Starts from the large corner from 'Holy Trinity'.

Referred to as "Medium" in David Smart's 1988 Edition of Ontario Limestone.

Starts 2m right of Median

Starts 6m right of 'Median'. Ends on a ledge.

Start 2m right of 'The 5.3 Right of Median'.

Starts 4m right of 'Loblaws'.

Starts 1m left of 'Dilly Dally'.

Start at number 16.

This is the first clear area west of the 'The Pinnacle Area'. There is a large ledge half way up which is accessible from a scramble behind the pinnacle.

Starts 2m left of "So Good". Climbs the face with the anchors over the big ledge. Continue past the anchors to climb a 5.10d.

Continues past the anchors of 'Treed Lightly'.

Starts 2m left of "Be a Hoot..", starts up the obvious flakes and cracks to a ledge. Continue up along a right facing crack and small roof to great face climbing and a second ledge. Another short section of face climbing will bring you to the anchors.

use 2 alpine draws to reduce drag!

Start at number 17.

Start at number 18. Climb the crack over the bulge to a small ledge. Follow the crack system to a small ledge below a slanting roof. Pull the roof and finish through the trees.

The bolts left of Thank Mr. Goose.

Left of the Fire Escape

Start at number 19.

1. Climb the groove to a ledge then left and up to an open book.

2. Continue up on the right of the open book to an overhang. Finish is through the trees above and to the right.

Do not wrap trees for top anchors, use the installed bolts. There is no new bolting without permission.

Do not wrap trees for top anchors, use the installed bolts. There is no new bolting without permission.

Climbs the obvious crack on the right side of the ledge up to a piton. Follow the crack left and up.

Starts the same as 'Super Solenoid'. Go straight up from the piton instead of following the crack.

Starts at number 19 or number 20.

Do not wrap trees for top anchors, use the installed bolts. There is no new bolting without permission.

Do not wrap trees for top anchors, use the installed bolts. There is no new bolting without permission.

Start at number 21. Short blocky climb that ends at the gap between the pinnacle by the stairs and the main cliff. Walk off behind the pinnacle back to the base of the cliff.

The routes in this section end on the pinnacle or on the main wall just across from the pinnacle.

Start at number 22A. Climb up and left, following the cracks in the middle of the pinnacle to the top.

Start at number 22A, just on the outside of the pinnacle. Climb up the face using the arete to the right as needed.

Starts at number 22B, on the face on the inside of the pinnacle beside the stairs. Move up the face until about half way up, at which point traverse left onto the arrete at a large horizontal crack and continue up to the top of the pinnacle.

Start at number 22C. Climb the thin cracks up the middle of the inside of the pinnacle.

The following three routes are on the main cliff, opposite the pinnacle.

Starts left of number 22D. Has a new bolt next to an old piton. Top out where you see the horizontal tree trunk.

-- marked as a 5.8 in the guide