Routes as trad in Cowichan Valley Region

Named after a flake cleaned on the FA that rocketed toward a pooch at the base.

Climb the large curved flake crack (originally its own climb, known as The Sickle) up under the awesome Tennessee Roof. Escape from under the roof onto the face on the left then up to ring anchors.

Climb the starting flake crack of Tennessee Waltz, then head straight up on a bolt line to the right of the roof.

A short, vegetated crack 20 meters right of Tennessee Waltz. Has ring anchors.

The large, straight diagonal heavily vegetated crack that goes right to the top of the cliff.

A long, unmistakable curving crack that ends about two thirds up the cliff face. Among the first FA’s at the Narrows and therefore historically one of the first established crag climbs on Vancouver Island. Probably the closest thing the island has to a truly historical non-alpine rock climb.

Routes from Green Onions to Right Guard are not in the right order

A bold climb with marginal gear in its original state warranted an R/X rating. Stewart Wozny made an initial bold foray with near success, subsequently completed by Daryl Hatten

Originally done in 2 short pitches

Furthest left route on the main wall (Gear to 1”)

Grade unknown

Both pitches are 10b

(Open)

Both pitches are 50m and 5.8 (Second pitch is R)