Routes as sport in Vancouver Island

Sustained 10c/d moves until the final crank fest 12draws

a strenuous start puts you into the crack a few moves later you are at the crux with its hidden holds and thin feet

Start at the base of the bulging slab -- a couple of shared bolts with 10c to the left.

Fun climbing on some good holds -- nothing tricky, but the sun can be in your eyes at certain times of the day. Two rap-rings for anchors at the top.

A bit run out up high.

Second bolted line from the left to the right The climb looks easier than it is. Last moves are very interesting. Sits directly to climbers left of the Your Mom’s Wet Hole

Third bolted line from the left to the right The climb has pre hung draws on chains which is a very nice touch. Lots of fun big moves, however the rock is still very sharp and will punish the

overly dynamic. The anchor is one ‘biner at the lip of the roof. Not some- thing regularly seen, but there’s no need to climb higher once it’s clipped.

The interesting moniker for the route followed from a crucial hold being very wet around the time of the FA, according to Graham Proulx.

Fourth bolted line moving left to right. Neat little stemming section to the first clip & easy climbing to the top.

Stem through a cool chimney to start, once through the chimney scram- ble up an easy thin low angle ramp along a good crack to the top. Hard

to call it 5.8, maybe 5.7.A little run out. ffa pat lynam

Fifth climb when moving from left to right along the cliff. Cool water formed geology. Fun climb, many options.

6th climb when moving from left to right along the cliff. Right of the cave you’ll see 3 bolts. Hardest part is seemingly before the 1st bolt. Very overhanging & bouldery!

Dirty Dream 5.10c 3 bolts FA: Adam Revit 11 metres Second bolted line from the left to the right The climb looks easier than it is. Last moves are very interesting. Sits directly to climbers left of the Your Mom’s Wet Hole

Crocodile Rock 5.10a 4 bolts FA: Adam Revit 11 metres Left most bolted line Interesting rock and fun moves. Utilize stemming while in crack at bottom of the climb. Potential ground fall between 2nd and 3rd bolt, a diligent belay helps. Good to be tall on

this climb! Lot’s of gear left behind on this climb since people don’t com- mit to the mantle. There’s holds there - look for ‘em.

Left most bolted line Interesting rock and fun moves. Utilize stemming while in crack at bottom of the climb. Potential ground fall between 2nd and 3rd bolt, a diligent belay helps.

First climb on climbers left on Dirt Stamp Wall. Short and crimpy for the grade. After putting in the anchors and running out of battery power for the drill, Seanathon decided to still send the route sans bolts. (Free Solo)

This is the second route, climber's right of Going Solo, on Dirt Stamp Wall. Short and crimpy for the grade.

Follow the black streak directly up and slightly left, staying left of bolt line. We should have named this one bolt ladder! A little miscommunication between myself and my bolting partner resulted in the abundance of bolts. A super great climb to learn to lead.

Retro bolted climb. Like the name says, there is one crux move at 5.10c. A fun route none the less.

Found out this route was originally called "The Bat 5.10d" FA by Julian Mclean. It only had one bolt and no anchors.

It is climbers right of The Bat and shares its anchors.

Props to Crystal for helping us clean this route and being the inspiration for the name of the climb.

This climb starts climbers right of Dirt Stamp 5.8. If you do not have a long reach, then the first crux starts right off the ground while getting to the right hand jug (right of the first bolt). The crux continues until you clip the second draw and get over the first bulge. You then follow the crack system top the top of the wall.

A really neat route that has big huecos on it from water runoff.

This route can be accessed by taking the right fork on the approach trail or from the Dirt Stamp Wall via the fixed line down to the Karate Kid Wall. Starts on black slabby rock, trend left to a bulge, then climb the thin crack up to the first set of anchors. Or climb past them and clip the Eight Litre Buckets’s anchors to get to the top of Dirt Stamp Wall.

Some nice jugs to start on almost vertical wall before a slab finish.

Starts on jugs to the right of Wax On. At the second bolt make a difficult move up and right, to the crack system under the overhang, clip the 3rd bolt and make some fun moves gets you through the overhang. You will now be on the ledge and about to start the technical crux before topping out.

This climb starts 2 metres climbers left of Stop Waxing Off Direct 5.11a. The first 3 bolts have sustained bouldery moves, and then it relaxes to the top. Has anchor rings.

This is located climbers left of Stop Waxing Off. It goes straight up through to the SWO anchors. Some tricky bouldery moves down low, lead to a moderate top.

Furthest climb to climber's right on Karate Kid Wall. Burly overhang start to slab finish. The top is no longer runout as we added a 5th bolt. 9/23/18

This climb is climber’s right of Stop Waxing Off. It starts on a big jug down and right of the first bolt and climbs left up a series of good holds until a tricky set of moves below the mini roof sets you up for a fun mantel. Finish directly above using the big flake or the crack system.

You access this climb from the big anchor ledge of Karate Kid Wall. It begins above and to the right of the anchors of Wax Off 5.11b. It is the first climb to get to the highest point of the Glen Lake Crags. It can be accessed as a second pitch from any of the Karate Kid Wall climbs.

Traverse in from the trail to get to the start of this line. Some nice jug climbing gets you up to a small, beautiful crack that we wished went from the bottom of the route to the top. It is the first line bolted on this wall.

• The furthest most line on the right-hand side of the wall. Start on the large V rails and make your way up a series of big rails to the top.

an easy first lead

Sport mixed

climb the face of the large flake

Big horizonaltal crack far right undercling to two crimps bump up to a jug. Dwarf tree at base named buddy first juggy flake is loose try not to pull too hard on it as its before the first bolt and a fall could be catastrophic.

Follow off width crack left of cosmic debris.

next to text book slab starting at the water seepage,

Out the left side of the white cave, poor quality rock, rarely climbed.

Between Jingo (Choss Cave) and the ledge with Half Century Girl, The Burning Man and Here Comes Trouble. 2 Pitches, first is 10+ to rap bolts, second is 10- to rap station, best done as one long pitch, close to 35m, a 70m rope works fine to lower off or rappel. A little scruffy at the bottom, but some nice jug pulling over the roof to fun face and chert climbing higher up. I think it had 15 bolts if done as one.

This route is climbers left of The Burning Man. It has only one quick link and one rap ring at the top.

10 bolts and 2 rap rings. This route is in between Half Century Girl and Here Comes Trouble.

This route is just to the right of The Burning Man. It has 9 bolts and has 2 biners at anchor to lower off. There is another set of anchors at the top right of this climb. Not sure why they are there. It starts up the obvious crack for first 2 bolts the trends left to another crack, goes straight up through a roof, and then chert bands to finish.

Start off a small ledge to the left of a detached block. Up a shallow corner to chains at the roof.

Starts with small roof, into a traversing crack moving left, then a larger overhanging roof to finish.

Just to the left of Jungle Gym

The last climb you come to climber's right along The Orange Wall. Has a wood-carved sign at the bottom.

The furthest left route in the amphitheater. The route trends leftwards above the Century Wall. Watch for loose rock near the top.

The second to last route on the left side of the cave. Start on the furthest left ledge by the tree stump above Quarter Century Girl. The route trends slightly left before continue straight up a tufa. Originally ended one bolt earlier, the anchors were moved after a block came loose.