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Black Feather Canyon Yankee Wall | |||||
5.8 | Utah Boys Go Wild
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Tunnel Mountain | |||||
5.8 | ★★ Gooseberry
Named after a huge gooseberry bush once found in the final pitch chimney, this is a classic multipitch, as much for its location as the quality of the rock. The route does not rely on very much gear, having been bolted fairly liberally over the years. All belay stations are bolted. Approach: from the intersection of Tunnel Mountain Road and Drive, walk across the open field to the far right corner. Take the trail down and left towards the left-end of Tunnel Mountain. Contour across until you reach the cliff, go a bit farther, and arrive at the start -- the name is scratched in the rock. Start at the name scratched in the rock.
Descent: walk up to the tourist trail, then descend it. Walk along the road back to the car. FA: Lloyd MacKay & Ken Baker, 1967 Set: Lloyd MacKay & Ken Baker, 1967 | 250m, 7 | |||
Tunnel Mountain Personal Pleasure Waves | |||||
5.8 | Hodor
A fun flake climb to a awkward mantel and finish. Very questionable rock. Has been cleaned loads but still.........blame the pomey, Dav Stevens for deciding to bolt choss. Left of winterfell Set: David Stevens, Sep 2015 FA: James Blackhall, Sep 2015 | 10m, 3 | |||
Tunnel Mountain Gonda Roof | |||||
5.8 | Gonda Direct | 40m | |||
Tunnel Mountain Black Band | |||||
5.8 | ★ Sliding 29
First route you see. Awkward ledges lead to an easy bulge and some slab climbing. | 25m, 8 | |||
5.8 | ★ The Force
Flake climbing down low leads to a big diagonal break at the base of a right facing corner. A healthy spacing of bolts will keep you on your toes. There is a route called Force Full (10b) that starts at the anchors and finishes past the roof. FA: Al Ducros & JP McCormid, 2002 | 32m, 8 | |||
5.8 | ★★ Dude
An fun little classic for its grade. Climb the juggy flake, transfer to a easy slab move, layback the juggy crack. One of the best for grade in the valley | 20m, 7 | |||
Silver City Hard Martin | |||||
5.8 | Dirt Cascade | ||||
5.8 | ★ Bingo Players are Alpinists, Too | ||||
Silver City First Bay | |||||
5.8 | Rosemary
Up repetitive slopers and bulges | ||||
Silver City Silicious/Mesolithic | |||||
5.8 | ★ Alpinists are People, Too
On a left-facing wall to the left of the RUDED2 wall. Two routes on this wall, this one is the farthest left. Cool climbing up blocky rock with smooth, not so obvious hands. Follow the bolts up to the left toward the open book. | ||||
5.8 | ★★ Silicious
Cool climbing up blocky rock with nice hands and feet. | ||||
Silver City Zombie Dihedral | |||||
5.8 | Dudley Plodright of the ACMG | ||||
5.8 | ★★★ Low-rent Rendez-vous | ||||
Mt. Louis | |||||
5.8 III | ★★★ Gmoser Route
Second/Clean of this dog tooth mountain. 14 pitches, the second last pitch grade 16(?)crack is totally exposed with 3000ft dropoff to valley below...check out the pics of Mt Louis on Canada climbing webpages FA: H. Gmoser, 1964 | 700m | |||
Guides Rock Lower West | |||||
5.8 | ★ Nose Job | 40m, 9 | |||
5.8 | Guides Corner | ||||
Guides Rock Take It For Granite | |||||
5.7/8 | ★★ Cheese Grater | 50m, 2 | |||
5.8 | ★★ For Sure
sustained and good value for its grade. FA: Peter Dean, 1994 | 35m | |||
Sunshine Rock Sunshine Slabs Left | |||||
5.8 | ★ Hogwarts express
FA: John Martin, 2009 | 11m, 4 | |||
5.8 | ★ Hufflepuff
FA: John Martin, 2009 | 13m, 4 | |||
Sunshine Rock Sunshine Slabs Right | |||||
5.8 | ★ Sunspot
FA: Cy Michaud, 2013 | 13m, 5 | |||
5.8 | ★ Joyride
FA: Cy Michaud, 2013 | 15m, 5 | |||
5.8 | ★ Hubcaps
FA: John Martin, 2009 | 12m, 5 | |||
Sunshine Rock Roadside Left | |||||
5.8 | ★ King of the Road
Roadside Left, first from left. FA: John Martin, 2001 | 11m, 4 | |||
Sunshine Rock Roadside Central | |||||
5.8 | Dumont Crossing
This is a perfect finger crack that can be climbed safely on gear. Use the finger crack the full length of the crack while stemming across to the perfect corner. This route is bolted with 4 bolts, but they should all be cut out because the route can be safely climbed on gear. | 9m, 4 | |||
5.8 | ★ Old Style
Roadside Central, first from left FA: John Martin, 2012 | 20m, 8 | |||
Sunshine Rock The Ledge | |||||
5.8 | ★ Tri-Star Arete
The Ledge, fifth from left | 4 | |||
Sunshine Rock Paddock Wall Left | |||||
5.8 | The Watering Hole
FA: Cy Michaud, 2012 | 12m, 4 | |||
Coral Crag Coral Crag Left | |||||
5.8 | ★★ Rusty Piton Route
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Coral Crag Coral Crag Right | |||||
5.8 | ★★ Katie's Korner
FA: dave thompson, 1994 | 25m, 9 | |||
Mt Rundle Golf Course Wall | |||||
5.8 | Yonge Street
FA: Brandon Pullan & Dave Smart, 2020 | 300m, 14 | |||
Mt Rundle The Terminator Wall | |||||
5.8 WI5+ | Sea of Vapours | 170m, 4 | |||
Mt Rundle Rundle Rock Sugarloaf | |||||
V0 | V0
Start on edge and sidepull, leading up to big holds | ||||
V0 | Sugar addict
Sit start on thin edges, go to edges then to big holds | ||||
V0 | Slippery arete
Climb the slippery arete | ||||
Mt Rundle Rundle Rock White lightning | |||||
V0 | V0
Start on big ledge then up The polished arete. | ||||
V0 | vEASY
Start on flake to big edge and around the arete FA: Old dudes | 3m | |||
Mt Rundle Rundle Rock Footstool | |||||
V0 | V0
Start on edges up lip. #20 on map | ||||
V0 | ★ Skinny jeans
Start on flake to edges and top. #16 | ||||
V0 | Skinny life
Start on arete to flake then across. #18 on map | ||||
Cascade Mountain | |||||
5.8 | ★ Lena cave | 430m, 9 | |||
Castle Mountain Bass Buttress | |||||
5.8 | Kraut Pinnacle Direct
Start at the wide crack approx. 9m right of the regular start, continue up the chimney and traverse left at 15m up a steep ramp to a belay ledge below the corner Continue pitches 2 and 3 as per Kraut Pinnacle | 45m, 3 | |||
Mount Norquay Upper Slabs | |||||
5.8 | ★ Calamari Crack
FA: Brandon Pullan & Michael Quigley, 2011 | 270m, 6 | |||
5.8 | ★ Mothers Jugs and Speed | 190m | |||
Fireside Road | |||||
5.8 WI3 | Rock on and off | 50m | |||
Mount Cory, West Face | |||||
5.8 | ★★ Mountaineer's Route | 510m, 10 | |||
5.8 | ★★★ Hoka Hey! | 430m, 9 |
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