Type: Sport, 270 ft (82 m), 4 pitches
GPS: 46.46638, -83.2246
FA: Rafael Kolodziejczyk, Randy Kielbasiewicz, July 17, 2022
Page Views: 41 total · 20/month
Shared By: Chris M on May 24, 2026
Admins: Dave Rone

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Randy’s description from Danylo’s guide: 

Pitch 1, 5.10a 25 m. Stick clip first bolt as the starting moves are the crux. Follow thought provoking moves up an aesthetic corner

Pitch 2, 5.8, 15 m. Move left off the belay and follow a groove, passing a small roof on the left. Follow easier, but suspect, rock to anchors.

Pitch 3, 5.10a, 17 m. Fantastic face climbing. Start LEFT of the bolt line crossing over to a flake. Follow this up to anchors on the right. NOTE: There is a rap station on left (level with the belay station).

Pitch 4, 5.10a, 25 m. Traverse left into a right facing corner. Follow this to a good rest. Boulder out the crux moves and climb increasingly steep rock to top. An alpine draw at the last bolt is helpful.

Descent: 3 raps with single 60 m rope. From top anchors rap 20 m to rappelling anchors (about 5 meters climber’s left of P3 anchors). Rap 25 m to P1 anchors.

(Note: I [Chris M] was able to lower my partner all the way to the ground from the top with a 70m rope after he was unable to finish the route, had just enough. So you can probably single strand rap this with a 70.)

Location Suggest change

Right of K9 High Step, which is marked with a small rock plaque as of May 2026. 

Protection Suggest change

14 QDs, bolted anchors.

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