Routes in Canada for selected grade

Sit start left on the left side of the roof matched on a sidepull. Make your way right under the roof. After getting up on the face to the right of the roof, go directly up using the arete.

The crag classic for the grade.

V4 depending on your height -Slag Heap Warrior, Boulder, 6B+ (V4) Sit-start on low jugs/ledges. Make a long pull up to the V-notch jug. From here, make a long move left to a good pinch. Finish straight up on good holds. Wingspan may dictate the grade on this one.

Broken left side pull? Hard to tell might go way harder then v5 now

Start to the left of the dirty flake. If you persist through the rotten bottom, you’ll be rewarded with an endless stretch of great climbing above.

Using the dirty flake head straight up and over the ledge to a no hands rest. Punch last two fixed draws to a rest out left. Motor to the top. Classic

After climbing through initial Choss, follow the left hand bolt line past a Hueco. The crux pulls a small roof below the anchor

Climb Le Bleu Du Ciel to the third bolt before trending right on sustained pockets and pods that lead over small ledges. Pumpy and powerful climbing!

This line features a hard boulder problem start and finish with technical climbing inbetween.

Start on the left side of a small ledge on the right end of the wall. Climb straight up on cool pods and pockets to a great finish through a overhang at the top. More traffic would make this classic

Be prepared to get your crimp on. Start in a small, right facing corner and tread right onto a grey, crimpy wall.

Begin at the top of the stairs. Technical and sustained face climbing weaves up the beautiful grey streak.

This pitch is a must do for the grade. Amazing holds lead to traverse past a yellow corner. Great, classy climbing above with the crux sequence at the top. At the last bolt, climb left in order to reach the anchor.

start in front of the two-pronged tree, Sloper edges lead to a short corner. Pull around to the right and prepare for difficulty in the upper corner and roof.

Climbs the lip of the cave with a very steep ending. It's the only climb with glue in bolts. If it's not wet give it a go!

This Tos-Classic is two left of Tetris. Climbs the beautiful Grey-Streak with alot of styles! Starts with balancey face climbing, to a very sequential, power-endurance section. Micro-shake quickly and crank another crux before gaining an actual rest. Big moves above, to another rest, then a 5.11+ Slab problem adds a great red point crux. Test for the grade for 12- climbers on fantastic stone!

An intro, short-lived boulder-problem, gains a no hands. Pumpy climbing to a long v4 Boulder up top. Claw to the chains!

This outstanding, long pitch has multiple cruxes (5 or 6?) and a super pumpy ending with big lock offs on crimps and jugs! Start atop of a 2m high pillar. Hard for the grade= C L A S S IC

12a in the guide book but the route builder said it’s 12b due to it having 3 12a cruxes separates over 30ms.

This quality lines tackles a Blunt arête. Climb Free Energy to the sixth bolt (use a long sling) and trend left to the base of the arête. Good grips with poor foot holds characterize the difficulties.

The extension to monkey business. Looks worth doing!!

Tackle the beautiful light blue streak above 24 frames Per Second as one massive pitch.

Short and pumpy route going through the powerful overhanging corner.

This is a difficult to read route. Start in front of joke and try and keep the pump at bay whilst unlocking cryptic sequences.

Climb carefully to a no hands rest on a ledge. Trend left via sustained moves on cool holds to a bouldery Crux.

First pitch is 10.C/D climbing through two rotten pods with a sequencey crux. Bouldery moves lead out to the right of the second pitch of a bulge to a rest in the scoop with pumpy climbing to the anchors!

The far left route of Rectory, that climbs through the blank looking high quality rock. A hard Boulder problem at bolt 2 gives way to easier climbing above.

Left of the prominent blue streak. Back clean after the chain draw to reduce rope drag.

The right side of the big blue streak. Back clean after the chain draw.

List as #20 open project in the 2016 guidebook. A cryptic boulder problem into easier climbing before tackling the pumpy headwall.