线路 in Nunavut

Crippy sitting start too spotty slabbed top out

Start on two crimps on the south side of the boulder, smear for both feet. Work up and top out over the volume-like top of the boulder. There are plenty of jug holds for the left hand that make good foot holds when topping out.

The route follows the obvious crack up the left of the boulder. Sit start at the lower end of the crack. Follow the crack left and top out. Left arete is out.

Stand start on a sloper towards a crack in the middle of the boulder. Work up on slab and slopers until the side pulls then top top out.

Stand start on the low ledge (roughly the second move of Shoulder Season) traverse along the crack and around the corner and top out as Chilly Fingers.

Sit start on the left side of the boulder. Move up and right along the arete.

Sit start on the right side of the boulder. Follow the arete left to the pinnacle and top out.

Sit start on a crimp ledge to the left of the right arete. Move left one move onto a crimp and the up to the top. Poor options for your feet until you near the top out. Both aretes are out.

Crouch start on the ledge on the left arete. Move right along the arete to top out.

Crouch start on the right arete (cliff side of the boulder). Move left along the arete and top out.

Crouch start on a crimp towards the left side of the boulder. Work your way up the centre of the boulder on near vertical ledges.

Sit start towards the left of the boulder. Move up and slightly right to top out.

Mantle start on the deep rounded shelf in the centre of the boulder. Move up and left, top out slightly right.

Stand start on crimps and move straight up over slab to top out.

Sit start. Start on the rail at the lip of the underhang. Move right and up. Arete is in.

Stand start. Start on the same rail as Orange Slab Left but 1m left. Move up through slab and top out.

Traverse. Start on the right side of the boulder. Right hand on the arete. Work your way left along solid feet and then top out on the left side of the boulder. The top of the boulder is out until the top out. The crux is the foot work at the start of the route.

Crouch start on the rounded orange sloper to the right. Traverse along slopers up and right. Top out at the pinnacle.

Start as the Low Road but only the starting foothold and second foothold are in. Traverse until the left arete, top is out until you reach the arete.

Traverse from the right to the left side of the boulder and top out. The outcrop below the lip is out.

Traverse the boulder from right to left. The outcrop below the lip is in.

Start as a bat hang on the corner (about halfway through the traverse) and finish as Momma Sloth.

Start on the obvious jug and small foot holds to the right (bottom step is out for feet as is the wall to the right). Move up and left to an angled ledge, then traverse left through slab and up. The final two moves are crimps before a final jug at the lip for the top out.

Climb up the corner using whatever is available on both rock faces. Top out!

Start on the left side of the boulder and traverse right until the last jug on the corner. Top out over a crimp and some slab.

Same start as Field Work (the bottom step is out as is the arete, and the wall on the right). Move up (ledge above the starting hold is out) and right to top out on the right side of the boulder.

Start on the obvious jug and follow the left crack to top out. Big step is in.

Start on the jug (big step is out for feet), move straight up to top out.

Stand start at the crack on the right side of the boulder where the slab ends. Follow the crack up and left until the crack veers right at the lip. Your left hand should find a pinch, and then pull yourself over and slightly right. Top out over run out slab.

Hard slab climbing.

Stand start with both hands on the inverse jug, move up and right along crimps until the "<" feature that intersects with Floe Edge, then top out left of Floe Edge on crimps and small feet.

Same start as Floe Edge but top out left as Aupaqtuq.

Sit start. Starting position: start on obvious jug at the bottom left of the overhang; left foot heel hook and right foot on small chip on the under hang. Work your way right along crimps and up the arete. Top out.

The climb follows two parallel cracks running up the wall.Sit start using the two vertical cracks or a small ledge on the right. Follow the crack up. Ends on a right pinch and jugs to top out.

Stand start. Start on inverted jugs. Move up and slightly left on good crimps and ledges. Top out parallel to Suffragette.

Standing start. Start with both hands on either side of the large square shaped chip. Move up towards the sandy-coloured jug that feels like sandpaper. Move right and up over the slight overhang on positive ledges and solid feet. Top out or match at the top of the boulder wall.

Crouch start on a crimp. Toss up left to a crimp, climb over the lip on a pinch and side pull on the corner. Top out over crimps and delicate feet. The sandpaper jug is out.

Stand start. Starting hold is a crimp to the right of where the overhang meets the left wall and just to the left of the inverted ledges. Move up to two crimps, then right to a corner above the graffiti. Make a big move left onto and over the ledge then proceed to top out.

Stand start. First hold is the ledge of the hollow triangular prism. Move up the crack as in The North Well then right onto the feature. Move up and over the feature to top out.

Shared start with Unnamed. Located just left of Unnamed. Follow the crack to the left of the overhang to top out.

Stand start on two crimps on the right side of the boulder. Traverse left past the crack and top out on along ledges to the highest point of the boulder.

Start the same as the Pumping Station Traverse but top out over the jugs before getting to the crack.

Stand start. Start matched hands on a triangular hold. Move up onto ledges and then continue to top out.

Stand start on the corner shelf with matched hands. Move up along the arete and over the "volume" to top out.

Sit start. Start on a jug angling right. Move up and slightly left on jugs and top out over the lip of the overhang.

Sit start. Start on the obvious ledge that traverses the Raven's Nest boulder. Move up to a side pull and crimp. Toss for the lip of the overhang and top out moving right on jugs.

Same start as Adaptation, but climb left to top out once you reach the lip of the overhang instead of climbing right. The crimp holds on the left make this more difficult than topping out on the right.

Sit start on the right side of the boulder on the starting hold of Easy Out, traverse left until the end of the rail.

Sit start with both hands on the jug. Move up to a crimp and side pull then up to the lip and top out the same as Adaption Left.

Crouch start. Start on the obvious ledge at the left of the boulder. Move right along crimps to the arete on the right. Climb up the arete and over the slab at the top of the boulder to top out.

Crouch start. Starting hold is shared with Project #1. Move up and right to the crater and then up and left over slab to top out.

Start left on a sloper and right on a crimp. Climb up the arete on upwards towards the small crack at the top of the boulder to top out. Top out over deep shelves.

Sit start by the shelf then move to the left and up the dihedral just below the bulge. Traverse left and top out as Fifth Business.

Stand start. Follow the crack all the way up and top out over the bulge.

Stand start on two crimps towards the left side of the boulder. Traverse right and top out over the triangle feature. Ledges to the right of the triangle are out. A crux start on crimps and small footholds but ends with solid feet.

Sit start on the jug at the base of the triangle feature. Move up to a side pull and then across on crimps to top out near the left side of the boulder.

Stand start on crimps. Move straight up along crimps to top out.

Sit start by the arete on the right side of the boulder. Climb up the arete over the curve of the boulder.

Same start as le draveur but traverse left and top out using cracks running vertical down the boulder.

Sit start on a jug (left) near the lip and side pull (right) below the overhang of the boulder. Move up on slopers and crimps to climb out of the overhang. Top out on crimps.

Sit start on the left side of the boulder on a jug. Move up and left along deep ledges to top out.

Start as "Seaworthy?" but traverse the bulge along ledges and top out as Silver Dolphin.

Stand start on the left side of the boulder. Left had crimp on the arete and right hand on a sloper on the lip on the red portion of the rock. Move left and up over slab.

Stand start on the left side of the boulder. Move up just right of the water streak to top out.

Sit start on crimps. Traverse right along the sharp holds along the lip of the boulder and top out just left of the big crack in the boulder.

Start just right of the big crack in the boulder. Crouch start left on a jug side pull and right on a crimp. Move up and top out just right of the crack.

Start as Cravensworth but traverse right along the lip of the boulder. Top out on the right along ledges, cut left after the ledges to top out on better quality rock.

Immediately left of the Snow Bunting’s Traverse. Stand start with both feet on the ledge, left hand on the chip and right hand on the arete. Move your right hand up the arete and left hand along crimps. Top out to the right when your feet are level with the top of the wall to the right.

Immediately to the right of the unnamed route. Stand start on the right side of the wall on a sloper and traverse to the left along solid feet. Prepare your feet for slab once you have reached the deep jug. Move low and left into the corner and then up to a 30 cm ledge at a 45-degree angle to top out. The wall to the left is out.

A variation top out of The Snow Bunting's Traverse. Instead of moving low at the deep jug, move up above the jug to top out. The deep jug is in for hands but out for feet for the top out.

Un-completed new route on north face

Solo of 2,600' route

In South Face of the South Tower

Reaches the top of the south tower of Mt. Asgard. Graded as aid climb with 6b/A3.

A variant of Bavarian Direct