Routes in Pacific Ranges for selected grade

Climbs the easternmost of the three major south buttresses of Combatant above the col. Approached via a bench at the elevation of the col (the Shelf)

Climb the black, lichen-covered depression in the south face, following corner systems to the east ridge, then to the summit.

Descend the pocket glacier to the base of the southeast buttress. Climb this buttress, through sandy broken terrain and with poor protection in places in the first ~75m. Above this, the rock improves up a steep yellow slab to a small gendarme. Descend into the notch and climb easier ground above to the summit.

Descend as per the West Ridge (down that route.)

fun bouldery style climbing

Fixed draws

Furthest left on the cliff, sleep and bouldery

Climbs up Gluetumous to bold six and then traverses left

This short, intense route follows bolts up a small crag about 15 meters left of Breathe.

Boulder problem off ledge (2 bolts) then follow arete to anchors.

Move between intermittent seams with heady run-outs

Climb the smooth wall left of the dirty corner. At the seventh bolt, move right to finish up a difficult, thin seam. Named after the unfortunate disappearance of a pet dog.

The route that started it all. Poltergeist is the most compelling line on the wall following the left-leaning dihedral to the top of the wall. Originally climbed with aid in two pitches and started to the left of Crying Game. The current iteration climbs the wall in one long pitch. The crux involves looping away from the corner and back into the corner.

SR from #00 Met to #1 BD, 2-3x #0 - #3 Met, small nuts

The testpiece of the crag. Work up into the obvious undercling and make a powerful move up and right. Continue up the easier crack system to below the widest part of the roof. Pull it and launch onto the pumpy face above. Small yet solid gear and excellent climbing. It’s possible to access the anchor from the top of You Sunk My Battleship.

SR from #0 Met to #2 BD

The extension to "Go Directly to Jail". Pull the very cruxy roof left of the anchor, reach right, and power-teeter-layback up good holds on the arete.

Awesome crack climbing through a roof. Named after a flying squirrel that lived nearby.

Gear: (2x) .2 to 2

70 METER ROPE MANDATORY

The arete on the far right side of the crag.

Sit start in the seams, and traverse the entire lip of the boulder and top out as for Titanic (v3).