攀登 in British Columbia as Tick by Brandon Workman

I didnt enjoy this as much as I thought I would. Awkward, but demanded good technique

Nice varied climbing, long pitch with a couple cruxy sections. The top out was the harder part for me. Sequence hands differently next time

Rattly

Nice

Start on the left, direct is way hard. keep your eyes open and climb to the rests.

Very strange back handed back to the wall press out to a reachy jam then fun pull around the corner. I went through the crux fine and then ran out of gas at the juggy finish. Use the jugs out right not the big flake jug out left.

Heady lead which luckily I didnt have to do. A fun one to toprope but It is a tough lead. Bring some small wires or RP's. Kind of blind placements

#1 camalot at the roof, awkward above there, face crack didnt feel as bad as the bottom section. Ass kicker for the grade.

Its a tuff one, especially when a little damp

nice climb but like silver surfer awkward and slippery

first nut placement is smaller than first thought. Blue omega. Remember that where it feels a little flared up top it will soon give you a nice pinch then easier finish.

both this one and zoe are a really sweet pair right off the trail

left foot in crack at crux, I got fooled into using the face holds instead. Perfect finger jams one of the best pitches Ive done

Really fun route, tricky mantle leads to holds that are nice and positive but facing strange directions. Pull around the corner into the easy crack, be sure to rap this route because of nasty edge for rope

BURLY! Damn tuff, wide, and long, long pitches. two 200 ft pitches, and the Filibuster is pretty sustained. Turn right shoulder in the first offwidth section and utilize face crack better. The top "bird beak" pitch is a wide undercling to a straddle then a little more offwidth to the top. You can retrieve your #5 from the undercling by reaching down through the flake and pulling it through the top. A memorable climb.

fun intresting climbing but very slippery

lean left, crux comes around the 2nd and third bolt, I had a nice foothold with one foot and a little smear with the other and up to a nice jug.

Maybe my new favorite sport climb, hats off to the guys and gals who did this one without the bolts.

blue stopper, then .50 camalot, the rest of it is nuts and aliens, dont forget the nice pinch toward the top

Great warmup. After the roof which is pretty straight forward, feel around on face holds for the good ones. Make sure you double up the pro where you can get it because through the face moves your a bit above your piece

Nice new route best reached from the top of Sunblessed. 3 pitches With a lot of cool undercling traverse roofs, and big dyke features and a nice airy feeling. First pitch was a little dirty at the start (I think we may have been the first climbers on it this year)up a crack and dyke holds till under a roof, traverse it right thin finger holds, good feet, small gear (blue alien) then around to an airy belay. On up to another roof traverse this time with better hand holds but gritty feet then awsome climbing up juggy dyke holds and nice new bolts to a more comfy belay. The last pitch starts on another roof traverse this time from right to left up a short crack then a low angle face finish with good bolts. Worth doing after Sunblessed or Enlightened for sure.

I usually walk right past this little gem, fun for a shorty

scary thin flake, nice to top rope

Long pitch! Crux above (skip the anchors), pro the crack out right, sweet climb

at the pull over at the end of the bulge look for a hold out right dont get suckered left, the slab at the top stay a little left.

One of the best at the GW base