Type: Trad, 100 ft (30 m)
FA: Colin Bell, Gilles Lacroix and Fred Doucette.1978 FFA: S. Adamson, J. Marceau, I. MacDonald 1984
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Shared By: Francois Cote on Apr 6, 2019
Admins: Dom Caron, Ian Lingley, Greg Hughes

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Look for the step in the roof where it drops in height. That is the feature you are aiming for. The climb starts a bit to the right of there and the first part trends up and left past some cracks to gain a nice ledge. From the ledge, head straight up a beautiful crack to the roof/block. Step right and layback the corner to the higher roof then traverse back left onto the face. Climb up to a horizontal crack and traverse right about 3m. From here easy climbing leads to the top.

This route features beautiful climbing but rope drag can be a serious issue. I do not recommend this route to new 5.10 trad leaders. Be sure to extend your gear with alpine draws and possibly even a 120cm sling or two depending on where you place gear.

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Look for the step where the roof drops in height.

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Standard Rack. alpine draws/slings to extend gear

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