Routes in Alberta for selected grade

This fun vertical problem starts just left of the tree on the backside of the Ninja Turtle Boulder. Solid rock, and a great flat landing.

Same as "Healing Arete" but with an easier finish out right to top out

Sit start. Follow good edges on big moves straight up.

Sit start on a cd thin sidepulls, matching the obvious crimps in the middle. Big moves to finish

Sit-start on the low jugs/ledges. Press a long move out left to a sloping ledge. From here, press straight up

V3 for a stand start- add a better flow and one more Move from a sit start for v4. Follow the streak

Sit-start underneath a kind of hole feature (right hand is on a low sidepull edge under the overhang, left hand is on a low sidepull jug just outside the overhang). Slap a crux first move to sharp jug on the lip of the overhang, then use jugs and good flakes to rock over the lip and follow the crack up the slab to the top of the boulder. Really good movement with a nice high-step to finish off the tall slab. You could reach up to the sharp, left-hand jug from the sit-start, skipping the first move and the problem would check-in at about V1, or you could force an awkward match at v5 on the start hold.

Sit-start, low in crack. Climb straight up the short crack.

Stick clip the 1st bolt. Excellent movement in the blue rock with a great heel hook crux going over the lip. 11c/d

Neoconstructionist for a few bolts, two bolts for the traverse right, then finish on upper section of Where's Mom?

A tough crux gains a jug (the wedge). Tricky side pulls above. Watch the ground fall potential 2nd bolt to 3rd (stick clip highly recommended)

Stick clip the high first bolt or climb left of the first bolt to reach it. Climb the right side of a very cool corner to a tricky, thin, powerful bulge. Easier but technical climbing gains the anchor above. Equipped with a new Lower Off.

Multiple cruxes give way to a final crux and a dash to the anchor. A tricky onsight!

Hard for grade but that's what "D" grades are like. Stick clip is recommend as there is a hard move straight off the bat. Sustained technical climbing with a few more powerful moves brings you to a small corner/roof. A in your face crux surmounts it on sloppers. A very pumpy finish concludes it.

One of the best 5.11's in the Bow Valley lives here. Enjoy 6 mini 5.11 cruxes on route to the anchor with every single style of climbing. And yes the large roof is as pumpy as you imagine!

Steep climbing on jugs leads to sustained moves on positive edges. Absolute classic

From the Heavy Breathing hueco, climb rightward into a small, right facing corner. Finish with some classic Velcro climbing. A fantastic route!