등정들 2018-7-00 그리고 2018-12-31 사이에 등반 된 British Columbia에서 topher에 의한

Start was seeping a bit, but most of the important bits were dry. Great fun first half, then a reprieve before some nice ring locks in the easier upper half.

A bit dirty and wet

Balancy move into the crack, then easy up the transition left at halfway.

Final pitch only as part of Stairway to Heaven. A little dirty, and soaked on R side, but didn't touch anything wet until the top. A little chossy.

Did as one pitch. Awesome feature, well named!

First pitch only as part of Stairway to Heaven. Good, fun climbing with a couple of reachy moves. Stepping left a near the top was quite a stretch!

Pitches 11 and 12 as part of Stairway to Heaven. Alice led runout p11, I led p12. Slightly tricky getting off belay, then mostly a ramble to the upper crux roof. Crux is moving to the roof, not turning it. Well protected cruxes.

Alice led p1, me p2. P1 is really fun and a bit different, p2 was a bit dirty and more stock-standard slabbing.

P1 only. Good lead by Alice. But it's still not a xenolith!

p2 (10a) only, accessed by traversing from Xenolith Dance anchors.

Weird bolting in the upper half. Foot slipped out, but managed to catch myself.

Beware. The massive jug on the right after the roof is flexing, and will break off soon.

Was meant to do Ladies First, but it was getting dark and completely missed the bolts. Progressively harder right to the top.

Gets easier each time.

Fun enough rambling climbing on the slab +/-crack, but needs traffic to clean it up and become worth doing again.

Everything else was taken, so jumped on this after the first two pitches of St. Vitus. A lot of grovelly wide stuff, and good to have two BD3. Good fun, I'd do it again, unless St. Vitus is free...

Mostly 4th class with optional low 5th sections. Recommend going into the bowl and doing the full ridge to get a view of the glacier. We also got to walk through a 150m long snow cave under one of the snow patches near the base of the route. Lots of loose gravel and boulders on the lower part of the ridge slowed us down, as well as photos of all the mushrooms on the walk. The upper part of the ridge took all of about 15 minutes, with much less loose rock. Wouldn't normally bother roping up for that at all, but it got things moving faster. The walk to Cypress Peak took longer than wanted, but we got to see massive grizzly tracks, and then it was the walk down a super long esker back down to the road and jogging back to the car. About 9.5 hours total, could probably wipe almost 3 hours off if going solo.

Screwed up my sequence to accidentally find a better one. Will try to remember it for next time...

Was feeling a lot harder than it looked until I found some jams. Would improve if it was a bit cleaner.

Rope solo. Short crux section. First half of the crux was hard, the second half was dripping. Should be hard but doable when dry.

Took a couple of goes to figure out the crux, but got it! Nails move into the crack above the horizontals

Did this to start and finish. Much easier at the start of the day! Knowing the holds and sequence helps a lot on this steep rock

Three shots, probably all too close together. Cool move past the first bolt, and then took a while to figure out the crux section with the tick marks and chalk everywhere. Figured out the feet on the second shot, then just got too pumped for the crux on the third shot. Loving this crag, is a great workout.

Getting a little tired...Hard start, maybe missed something on the way to the start of the flake. Easy up flake and corner, then cruxy move out right. Move right foot up for move.

Great climb, good value for the grade.

Fun and steep, just a pity the top was so filthy

Was having troubles with getting the pro-traxion running smoothly while keeping the rope out of the water. Might have been more fun if things were running smoothly.

Lovely little scramble.

Soloed up to the crux, then wasn't certain about whether or not some of the rock above was chossy, so backed off and scrambled around to do the crux as a roped solo. Soloed remainder of route. Definitely the best route up here. Great climbing on awesome rock.

Continuing on from the north spire. Mostly scrambling and low 5th until the small pillar at the top. Went straight up the steep crack on the northern side, downclimbing the offwidth on the way back down.

A bit of a choose-your-own-adventure in terms of difficulty. Mostly 3-4th class to within 50m of the summit, then took a wide chimney with twin cracks for about 25m, finding two easily retrieved nuts on the way!

Fun, juggy gym climbing. Pity it's so short.

Good fun. Steep jugs with a single V3 move at the 3rd bolt. Would deserve a star or two if it was a bit longer.

Surprisingly good. Runouts would be quite scary if 10a was your limit.

Awesome moves. Had the anchor up already, so just toproped it, but worth coming back to lead. Not much good gear leading up to crux, but enough.

Technical start and keeps you honest for the grade, but definitely not worth two stars.

Was hot in the sun, so Deano just moved the anchor across from Point Blank. Would be good to have a small wire for the last move.

Super fun mantle to get the horizontal, then rattly fingers with hand jam pods to top

Access to Squamish Buttress

Wow. Quite the step up! Super long pitch with long sustained sections of super shitty finger locks. Completely wasted by the time I got to the top. Well worth a TR solo, as long as you don't screw up the sustained first 10m and hit the ground with rope stretch.

Much nicer start to St Vitus, giving an extra pitch of actual climbing.

Took a couple of goes to commit to the last move. Tried it again to finish off and slipped my foot into a hole coming off and ended up with 10 stitches. A bouldering pad would have been clever...

Just the one move. Pretty ordinary.

Second shot