Routes in Canada for selected grade

Follow loose flakey ramp at far side of east wall.

The G.O.A.T is an easy diagonal traverse up the White Rock

walk up towards the top half way before the small plateau there will be a boulder on hikers left with dang arbutus in the way. feel free to tie it out of the way but don't hurt it!

"Standard route"

Right of 'Stern Ladder', on slab

Also the downclimb on Julie.

Climb up the corner using whatever is available on both rock faces. Top out!

An impressive route for beginners.

Start 6m to the right of "Crack and Jugs", at the base of a column-like ridge. Climb up the right side of the ridge in a wide dihedral to a small maple tree (8m). Face climb straight up to anchor.

Follow the grassy area up and to the right of 'Shanti'. Often used as a top out to take the upper trail back to the road.

Climb face, right side arete is in.

Start on the good edges and good feet under the roof. Move right to the big edge and top out.

Several Variations exist VB-V1, a good place to warm up if the other boulder is busy.

Start at the far left side, use the good holds and ledges to top out through the corner.

Stand on rock. Climb straight up though great holds.

Climb left side of Y crack on big, positive holds.

The easiest climb/downclimb for the boulder. Acting as a ladder down after topping out.

SSD on right side. Establish and make one slap to the jug without dabbing then mantle out on jugs. Not dabbing is the cux!

Follow obvious left crack up the slab

Follow obvious right crack up the slab

Start at number 21. Short blocky climb that ends at the gap between the pinnacle by the stairs and the main cliff. Walk off behind the pinnacle back to the base of the cliff.

Start at number 41.

The best for learning lead. Start on the flat top of rock pillar. Easy gear, and optional ending. For chains, go right at the logical ledge leading to the base of the tree. For solid and easy set-up-your-self anchor, head straight up and top out.

Start at 213m.

First problem here done in snowy running shoes. Sit start on the two obvious holds near the right-side of the wall. Right hand up to good ledge, left hand in the surprisingly perfect undercling, right hand to slanted ledge, left hand to the top ledge

A great area for novices and as an introduction area. Short approach, minimal bushwhacking, just off a main highway near Sault Ste. Marie, Ont.

Follow the left arete. Barely a route!

Right of the Right Paw! The obvious vegetated left-slanting wide crack.

Even further up and right, there is another crack angling slightly right as it goes up past a tree. Not often climbed.

Climb up the main corner to a ledge, traverse left along the ledge then exit at "Crack and Block".

Going left from the broken area, the first prominent feature is a large leftwards pointing flake. Climb up the flake from the left. Climb past it to a good crack and the top.

beside XXX

Climb the short, low arete on the right side. Top out over the slab.

SDS Left side on nice jug. Head to top on jug rails.

SDS under the bulge. Head right into nice sidepull and up on jugs.

on first wall after crossing the fence. climb with big holds on the right side of the roof

Arrête très franche côté gauche de la dalle

Dalle faisant face au glacier

Sit Start derrière le bloc.

There are two glue-in bolts available mid-climb to set up top rope anchors for young kids.

Ce problème se grimpe aussi facilement que se boit la Swirl de la microbrasserie St-Pancrace. Réchauffement pour pour le mur.