Routes as sport in Saltspring Island

A straight face climb up the wall. Pretty easy.

A difficult start turns into a leftwards moving climbing.

Follow the crack into a pretty easy face climb. Plenty of holds.

Head straight up the rock. A little runout between 2nd and 3rd bolt but easily doable.

A bit further from the two other routes. The crimpy crux is between the 2nd and 3rd bolt. easy climbing to finish the route.

Just after the first bolt, head left along the rail and then traverse back right.

A pretty straight climb. Bolts are hard to see because they are more reddish brown. Crux near the top

A cruxy start turns into a nice climb.

A thin face climb to the end. Stay away from the outside corner because of loose rock.

A relatively easy but long climb. Very juggy. Make sure to avoid using the chalked up holds as they are loose.

First climb you see from Snow Wall. Start on the slightly overhang section and transition to the slabby section. Second pitch heads right after the second bolt.

P1: 10c/d 9 Bolts

P2: 9 8 bolts

Stay right of Cankers and move left through a bulge. On the second pitch stay left and continue straight up.

P1: 10a 8 bolts

P2 9 9 bolts

Climb the dihedral that follows the large fir tree to a slab mid station. A nice face climb for the second pitch.

P1: 10c 11 Bolts

P2: 9 5 Bolts

Start on the detatched rock to the top of the fin. Finish on the left overhanging face.

A hard bouldery start leads up an easy ramp and then back into a pumpy overhang.

A thin sustained face climb.

Slightly overhanging crack on the left side.

A difficult overhang start turns into thin holds.

Climb up the right ramp into a slight overhang.

A couldery start leads to a corner finish.

A layback start into a pumpy overhang