Outhouse Area Rock climbing 47 routes in crag

Fun 5.7 with gear on first pitch. second pitch is 5 bolts of rather burly 10c (Watch out The bolts and the belay station of pitch two was really rusty. 2016/4)

A real rope-stretcher - a true 35m climb. Between Raindogs and Blue Valentine, start at a low and obvious bolt. Follow the bolt line up a tricky slab of thin 5.8 climbing that requires a bit of acrobatics to get around. Climb the slab up to the far, back, right corner of the wall. Here, there is an intermediate anchor, but a 70m rope will be enough to lower from the top. From there, continue up a steep, fun, blocky section that is a bit overhung. One difficult move off a triangular block allows you to gain the upper edge, with easy climbing to the exposed anchors. Excellent views. Very fun route!

Continue climbing above Turtle Island, 22m. 70m rope lets you climb this in 1 pitch (Recommended) and lower back to Turtle Island anchors. Pull the rope and either rappel or lower again to the ground.

TCU's + Long Slings. Climb Turtle Island, 22m (pitch 1) and continue up Venom, 21m. Skip the anchors and clip a bolt before traversing right and up to the anchors.

Old guide book said "A couple finger sized cams might be useful between the first and second bolt". New bolts have been added to fix this issue. Look at how beauty the purple Quartzite is!

Continue climbing past Public Enemy to make this one long mega pitch. Step right and up the arete to sensational long climbing, with multiple pumpy cruxes. Lower with a 70m rope to reach the anchors of Public Enemy. Make a second lower to the ground- be very careful with rope management as fatalities have occurred.

Place gear through a thin starting section, bolts through the crux then traverse right to the anchors of Pub night. Make sure you have someone to second it!

"Yadda yards yadda best sport climb in Canada......" Listen to the spray people say when they get off this pearler!Pumpy climbing on beautiful jugs and flakes. Absolutely classic.....

This route had originally been bolted over twenty years ago but bolts were chopped by Sonnie Trotter. Test piece for the grade and one of Canadas best king lines!