Type: Trad, 265 ft (80 m), 3 pitches
GPS: 45.94478, -74.52769
FA: unknown
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Shared By: Jerome St-Michel on Apr 30, 2019
Admins: Richer Lariviere, Luc-514

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This is a fun multipitch adventure.

The route features two (2) sport pitches followed by a mixed third one.

P1: Start with some hard moves leading to good stances, then tackle a tough sequence (the crux) to reestablish above the steep and onto a slab. Traverse way right and climb the dihedral to reach a chained anchor. (9 bolts, 30 m, 5.11d)

P2: Move left of the first bolt into a small corner, clip the second bolt, then traverse back right into another corner. Probably the crux — use stemming and layback moves to reach a ledge. Walk 5–6 m to the right to reach a high bolt, then climb the face above using two (2) more bolts to a spacious ledge with a chained anchor. (7 bolts, 30 m, 5.10d)

P3: Traverse far right to reach the first bolt (easily visible from the belay). Climb a short corner to a ledge, then go straight up using layback, stemming, and maybe a fingerlock. Quite technical with many good resting stances. The last section, covering the final three bolts, is a bit dirty and could benefit from some wire brushing. At this point, the climbing eases off and is more on your feet. Join Black & White for the last 5–6 m. Bolted anchor on top. (9 bolts, 35 m, 5.12b)

Descent: Rappel the route.

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Second bolted line to the right of Black and White

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Bolts for P1 and P2. 0.1 to 1 C4 for P3.

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