Type: Trad, 560 ft (170 m), 6 pitches
GPS: 51.1238, -115.1185
FA: Andy Genereux, 2007
Page Views: 133 total · 10/month
Shared By: Zac Wronski on Aug 6, 2025
Admins: Dave Rone, Tom Jones, Richard Rose, Rhys Beaudry

You & This Route


2 Opinions
Your To-Do List: Add To-Do ·
Your Star Rating:
Rating Rating Rating Rating Rating      Clear Rating
Your Difficulty Rating:
-none- Change
Your Ticks:Add New Tick
-none-
Use onX Backcountry to explore the terrain in 3D, view recent satellite imagery, and more. Now available in onX Backcountry Mobile apps! For more information see this post.
Warning Access Issue: Hardware, Issues, Access DetailsDrop down

Description Suggest change

P1 - 5.11b 30m: Follow a line of bolts leading up the left side of a pedestal into a tricky but short-lived crux section followed by more 5.10 climbing above which leads into a semi hanging belay at a narrow ledge.

P2 - 5.9 20m: Step right off the belay into a right facing corner, follow the corner to easier terrain above.

P3 - 5.11a 30m: Start up the easy corner on the right before pulling onto the face, follow the line of bolts through the technical face (crux) eventually gaining a ledge. From here, the climbing eases a little bit as you traverse up and left before making a couple steeper moves back right onto a belay ledge

P4 - 5.10c or 5.11b  30m: Follow the easy groove above the belay (mix of bolts and gear) to a Y junction. From here, either go left up a faint corner system (5.10c, gear and some bolts) or right onto the face (5.11b, bolts). Both options arrive at the same belay.

P5 - 5.11a 30m: Climb above the belay into a shallow right-facing corner through a section of sustained slab climbing capped off by a tricky bulge. Above the bulge the climbing eases as you continue climbing up and slightly leftward to a belay ledge.

P6 - 5.10c 30m: Follow the right facing corner onto the the face below the large roof. Just below the roof traverse left on increasingly positive holds and pull through the roof on its left side. From here, the climbing eases significantly as you follow the corner above to a belay at the top of the climb. A spectacular pitch with a wild position.

Location Suggest change

In the middle of the bowl sector, locate a line of bolts working its way up the left side of a shallow, stepped left-facing corner culminating in a small pillar.

Protection Suggest change

14 quickdraws (some of which should be alpine draws), Single rack from 0.2 - 2, small selection of nuts. Single 60m rope.

Photos

- No Photos -

0 Comments