This wall is covered in horizontal cracks, providing mostly excellent gear and a lot of climbing that is pulling up from one horizontonal to the next.
It also has a wide, flat base, easy access to the top of the cliff up the right side, and a cable across the top of the cliff, along with a good selection of easy and moderate climbs, making this a favourite place for top-roping climbs and family outings.
Climbing is well accepted at the park, though an access fee is required. As of summer 2018, this was $12/person/day -- though an annual pass is also available (which is free for local residents).
When the trail meets the Mont King cliffs, head rightwards along the base of the wall past the Vellot sector.
Lower-off anchors, or walk-off to climber's right.
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