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Weeping Wall Area

International > N America > Canada > Alberta > Icefields Parkway

Description

This area comprises a number of routes, the most famous of which are the Weeping Wall and Polar Circus.

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Getting There

About 40 minutes north of the David Thompson Highway

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Routes from Left to Right

WI4+ M4-5
 10
● Mixed Master
Mixed, Ice 4 pitches
WI5-6
 15
● Upper Weeping Wall; Weeping Pillar
Trad, Ice 3 pitches
WI5+
 1
● Upper Weeping Wall; Tales of Ord…
Trad, Ice 3 pitches
WI4 R
 1
● Upper Weeping Wall: Nasty Habits…
Trad, Ice 2 pitches
WI3
 3
● Snivelling Gully
Ice 3 pitches
WI4-5
 77
● Lower Weeping Wall
Ice 3 pitches
WI4
 3
● Whimper Wall
Ice 3 pitches
WI6
 1
● The Pencil
Ice
WI5
 50
● Polar Circus
Ice 9 pitches
Route Name Location Star Rating Difficulty Date
● Mixed Master
 10
WI4+ M4-5 Mixed, Ice 4 pitches
● Upper Weeping Wall; Weeping…
 15
WI5-6 Trad, Ice 3 pitches
● Upper Weeping Wall; Tales o…
 1
WI5+ Trad, Ice 3 pitches
● Upper Weeping Wall: Nasty H…
 1
WI4 R Trad, Ice 2 pitches
● Snivelling Gully
 3
WI3 Ice 3 pitches
● Lower Weeping Wall
 77
WI4-5 Ice 3 pitches
● Whimper Wall
 3
WI4 Ice 3 pitches
● The Pencil
 1
WI6 Ice
● Polar Circus
 50
WI5 Ice 9 pitches

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The Weeping Wall. June 2015
[Hide Photo] The Weeping Wall. June 2015