Routes as boulder in Big Rock

Excellent climbing . Starts on the far left side of the boulder and traverses to the rail on the far right all the way around the corner to finish on the 'Brian's Thin".

Tricky crimpy problem. Starts on chest high edges, lunge for a high left foot and move up and right on bad edges with the foot stuck where you first put it. Then Top out.

This climb starts on "Bob's" and ends on "Kallen"

Starts off the big rock and trends up and left on good holds.

This problem has it's history back to the CMC (Calgary Mountain Club). A few CMC members thought they would have fun showing their American counterparts a good time. This was the chosen route for that fun.

Crimpy holds spaced far apart. Moves out from seam to seam to gain the top. Careful with the landing

Nice easy slab on quality rock

Start just right of the big crack and travel directly up passing through the big roof.

A dicey climb with the possibility for ankle breaking fall. Harder variation to the right exists at V3.

Campus first moves above the roof. This is also the home of the Big Rock's last great problems: The Sit Variation.

Another good boulder with bad landing and ankle break potential.

Variation finish are available from V3 and V6

A classic Face climb with poor landing

Sit Start under the roof stand up and traverse out on the right hand face finishing up on the top of the mid height block.

Sit Start onto the short face.

Start sitting on the rock at the base of the face, make a couple of moves right, then swing right and up.

Start behind large block, left to a small pocket, right to an edge and exit between two small roofs. Ugly landing, spotter and multiple mats recommended.

Start low behind the right side of the large block. lunge for a right-facing flake, up seam through small roofs. Ugly landing, spotter and multiple mats recommended.

Start to the right of the large block under the obvious roof. Climb up into a corner, find the seam above the overhang and make insecure moves right to the lip. People have been hurt on this boulder so take extra precautions.

A Classic problem that moves into the prominent corner, busts right and up. Has been known to maim many aspiring climbers. Watch the landing the top out is reaching the point of no fall.

Put one foot on the edge and pull over the small roof and join up with the route above. Watch the landing the top out is reaching the point of no fall.

Start at the far right hand side of the wall and traverse the wall staying as low until you gain a good side pull that allows you to reach up to a good ledge which then joins into the "unnamed V3" problem which continues up the prominent corner, and busts right and up. This variation will test your endurance and adds an excellent start to the classic V3 problem.

Campus up the starting holds, avoiding the feet on the pictographs below until you can, then continue up over the roof.

Excellent Problem on the far right of the wall. Mind the feet in the ancient first nations artwork.