线路 in 加拿大 for selected grade

Extension above M.E.C. Crank the powerful Roof! The crimps over the roof broke since the FA a few times, thus warranting 5.13.

Up and right from anchor of Recipe for Poutine

Start to the left of the yellow streak. Easyish climbing to an excellent rest is followed by increasingly difficult moves and clips up the blank wall. Surf around and finish with a tricky mantle.

Sketchy now with the ground level eroded away by the flood. Needs a new first bolt

Sketchy now with the ground level eroded away by the flood. Needs a new first bolt

Start off the left end of the ledge and traverse left backcleaning quickdraws to reduce rope drag. This long, beautiful climb features a rare body length tufa and a high and pumpy crux.

Seriously, Yankees go home....jks. But seriously don't bring your ego to Acephale tourists The most popular 12D in Alberta. Polished, steep, pumpy and short. From the ledge, climb over a chossy section into a (12b) crimpy move, gaining a corner. The "crux" is at the top of the corner and involves a big slap to a sloper from a pocket. Part of the difficulty in this route is clipping the chains, so if you want the 12D tick, don't but any long draws or slings on the anchor!! FAists words.

Climb a small right facing corner before pulling a short overlap to reach two bolts worth of compact grey rock. Trend left on pockets to finish on the anchor of Jingus Americanus.

Sustained crimping off the ground leads to a midway shake, a dynamic move and a well deserved rest. If pumped the top will prove to be more problematic than anticipated.

Start this crimpy line left of a big tree growing two metres from the cliff. A tough bouldery start is followed by an interesting sequence on blankness. Mellow climbing follows before a final bulge redpoint crux.

Many intricate cruxes stand between you and the anchors including one at ground level. Start in a mailbox slot just left of the first bolt.

This excellent route starts just left of a leaning tree (by climbing in from Rockemoveya then traversing right on a few pockets). A powerful mid pitch boulder problem is followed by a slab Crux at the top.

You better have fingers of steel and ligaments of concrete. A hard series of pulls off the ground leads to easier crimps- a nice rest and very reachy crux. easier above.

From the Boner anchor traverse right to some desperate undercling moves.

A vicious v7/v8 boulder problem off the ground into a great 12a. Not Classic.

PLans are to move bolts an make this a doable route without a stick clip. A bouldery start with long reaches to fun climbing. Definitely height dependable!

Power endurance, puzzling climbing up the solid, bullet limestone face.

Greg Tos

Classy boulder problems separated by an acceptable rest.

This route follows the white and yellow streak. A fiendishly cryptic sequence down low leads to excellent featured climbing and a heartbreak crux at the top.

The direct start to the original 5.13b route "Bob Loblaw". This direct start begins about 2-3 feet to the right of the original line (left of Super mega destroyer, 5.13c) and takes a much nicer and mellower start than the original.

One of the best 13a's in the Rockies.

Was 13a by the first ascent team, but was downgraded for poor reasons...cough*

Start on Bug’s life but Veer left at the rest. Multiple powerful and pumpy 5.12 moves all the way to the anchor.

This pump fest starts left of AYCE. Climb a 25m 12a into a decent rest then get ready to attack a hard pumpy boulder all the way to the chains. A 70m rope barely gets back to the ground

A steep start with powerful pulls gains a hard bulge and a rest. Recover and crank the technical crux that guards the chains.

Hard boulder problem at the start followed up by some techy climbing, after all this into the obvious 'shark fin', either layback it or try and get up inside it (probably not recommended).

2m right of Sundog.

Closed Project left of Humble heart. Absolutely beautiful looking face climbing up the stunning streak

The extension to Pick Pocket. Technical

This light blue streak is the most striking feature at the Eyes of Baatan sector and is a must do for the grade.

Start up the chossy column before powering through pockets to a right facing corner. Significantly easier climbing leads to the anchor.

Start on ride, but power up straight up to a hard Boulder problem.

Starts on a ledge to the right of Leaning In The Wind, ascending the stunning yellow and black streak. Power-Tech 5.12 climbing gains a good rest, where the first crux smacks you like gale-force wind, leaving a ledge. Put your thinking cap on for this intricate line! And leave some gas in the tank for the final crux below the anchors. Named as a farewell to the route builders 7 year love affair- living in the Bow Valley.

Start off the ledge to the right of a chimney. A very hard Crux with a few monos leads to sustained 12a climbing.

The most sought after route on the wall and 12d in Alberta. This pumpfest has no stopper moves but is continually hard and tests endurance. Climb a right facing corner to the mid break (11a/b). Launch up the overhanging wall with no hesitation.

Climb the Hot Gates to the rest and continue straight up. The pump builds continually untill the anchor is clipped.

Climb Slackline King to the fifth bolt thengtatverse left on a shit slab. Contour up leftward to a set of black chains before tackling an exposed and technical face. A tough crux guards the final moves to the anchor.

Climb Slackline King to the fifth bolt then traverse left on a shit slab. Finish straight up via a powerful boulder problem.