Type: Sport, 70 ft (21 m) Fixed Hardware (2)
GPS: 51.04038, -115.19702
FA: Ross Suchy, 2000
Page Views: 157 total · 6/month
Shared By: Jonny Coe on Aug 31, 2024
Admins: Dave Rone, Tom Jones, Richard Rose, Rhys Beaudry

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Maybe one of the best 8a/5.13b routes in the Bow Valley. Tricky, highly technical climbing on perfect holds from the moment you step off the ground until you clip the chains. Not a single bad move on the whole route! Originally graded a rather sandbagged 5.13a, subsequent repeats saw the grade jump to 5.13c. After many dozens of ascents now, the grade has settled at a very solid and suitable 5.13b/8a. Regardless of grade, one of the most memorable and fun climbs anywhere.

The business is the first 5-6 bolts, with super tricky moves between slopey holds, micro crimps, and terrible feet. Hit the horn at 1/3 of the way, shake out, and get ready for another 5.12a to the chains with micro stances and rests on a slightly kicked back headwall. Extremely high quality!

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Left-most line before you have to go up on the flake. Most people start by stepping off the flake. 

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9 bolts, fixed anchor with biners

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