Routes in Alberta for selected grade

Sit start left hand undercling and right hand crimp under the roof. Make your way up through a series of tensiony powerful moves to the good holds which is the start of the stand start (V4). Stellar line! Kudus to Alberta Bouldering.

Climb Jingus Americanus to the big slap move. Veer left on pods to hard moves on small holds slapping up the bulge.

A heinously blank and runout steep slab above Hairball. Tried by many strong lads over the years but took the worlds strongest fingers needed to free this line of nothing slab.

Class for the grade! A must do, power enduro test piece.

Start up Army Ants but make a vicious traverse right into a cool and cruxy dyno. If you fire it dont get too excited- the real redpoint crux lurks above.

Test piece! Campus board training is a must.

Continue past the first anchor of All You Can Eat to a powerful mono crux and roof encounter. Sustained climbing leads to anchors high on the wall.

The dramatic looking fin coming out of the cave ledge. The crux comes down low but the rest is no gimmie. Classic for the grade (13c to first anchor)

Two difficult and intricate jugs are separated by a thank god jug. Absolutely amazing line!!

Veer left from kurrgo into the steep corner. The climbing gets increasingly difficult the higher you get. A boulder problem guards the anchor!

This power-endurance test piece gives most a real run for their money. A 12b start gains the midway break. Two cruxes separates by a poor excuse for a rest is followed by a race to the chains.

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The green rope hanging on the beauty steep shield like wall.

Excellent climbing . Starts on the far left side of the boulder and traverses to the rail on the far right all the way around the corner to finish on the 'Brian's Thin".

Tricky crimpy problem. Starts on chest high edges, lunge for a high left foot and move up and right on bad edges with the foot stuck where you first put it. Then Top out.

This climb starts on "Bob's" and ends on "Kallen"

Start matched on a halfpad crimp and head up the face without using the arete or the big ledge to the right.

Start on the half pad crimp and go straight up laybacking the arete. Left side arete is out.

Start both hands on the good edge and go straight up the face not using the arete or the large pockets on the left.

Start on the high jug on the corner oh The Motion, and traverse around the entire boulder.