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. Good job bolting that thing but I'm pretty sure it's below a big pine at the base of Sunset Boulevard hehe. Greg could confirm this.theriault wrote:Mt Doug
Pas D'Flagossage 5.10a 40'/S(3)/T
FFA L.Gallant, M. Theriault 15/04/2012
Climb the pocketed line just below the big spruce three on the ledge at the base of "VAPOUR TRAILS"
Dom wrote:. Good job bolting that thing but I'm pretty sure it's below a big pine at the base of Sunset Boulevard hehe. Greg could confirm this.theriault wrote:Mt Doug
Pas D'Flagossage 5.10a 40'/S(3)/T
FFA L.Gallant, M. Theriault 15/04/2012
Climb the pocketed line just below the big spruce three on the ledge at the base of "VAPOUR TRAILS"
Dom wrote:211. BULLWHIP DAYS 5.11b 60'/M(3)/R(2)
GKelly wrote:Looks spicy. How is the pro?
Dom wrote: So you start on the horizontal traverse where you can slot 2 cams about 5' apart. One of them is absolutely bomber. Make a move and then you clip a bolt. Then you get to the next horizontal where there are pockets for small cams. I slotted a grey Metolius master cam there and put a shallow 0.75BD. You could put a 3rd cam there if you wanted because none of them fit what I describe as 'bomber'. They're still pretty good though. You got the 1st bolt just below your feet at this point. After that you make two or 3 crimpy moves, clip the 2nd bolt and enter the crimpier crux. Get to the good holds, get your feet up then clip the 3rd and final bolt. Make a 5.10 move then you are on 5.9 moves for the last 15-20' on good gear. I'm not saying this is the best gear beta as I've only been on it twice.
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theriault wrote:
There goes everybody's onsight..... anyone interested in the full beta for Cornifluge, its still fresh in my mind!
Dom wrote: I'm not giving climbing beta you couldn't see from the belay
Dom wrote: I slotted a grey Metolius master cam there and put a shallow 0.75BD. You could put a 3rd cam there if you wanted because none of them fit what I describe as 'bomber'. They're still pretty good though. You got the 1st bolt just below your feet at this point. After that you make two or 3 crimpy moves, clip the 2nd bolt and enter the crimpier crux. Get to the good holds, get your feet up then clip the 3rd and final bolt. Make a 5.10 move then you are on 5.9 moves for the last 15-20' on good gear
Dom wrote:Also, I was led to believe that this route was super clean but didn't find it clean enough to my liking so will be back to scrub it pretty soon! Until then, don't hesitate to hop on it but don't complain if you find it dirty
Dom wrote:MONKEY SEE, DONKEY DO 5.10b 60'/S(6)/LO
FA: D. Caron 11/06/2012
FFA: D. Caron, M. Klompmaker, S. Fairweather 15/06/2012
Climb the bolted line with black hangers left of Entanglement on the left end of the Atomic Wall.
If you repeat it, let me know what you think the grade is. I knew it was in between 5.9 to 5.11- but wasn't sure exactly what grade it is. After, a few repeats from others, the grade has loosely settled at 10b but still not sure hehe .
Adam wrote:also, if anyone gets on Bullwhip Days, there are two locking biners on the anchor that I would like back. I intend to replace them with maillons, just didn't have any at the time.
Dom wrote: Next time I'm up there I'll replace the anchor set-up with fixe rings. I have some here. Maillon anchors are a PITA unless the maillons are doubled I find. I will also scrub it and look at the potential harder start we had looked at last Fall. Not sure when though...
Dom wrote:Finished cleaning and climbed a project I had bolted in Mount Doug this Winter.
TYLENUL 5.11c/d G 70'/M(6)/R(2)
FA: D. Caron, M. Harnois 2012.05.26
FFA D. Caron, M. Harnois 2012.05.26
On the left end of the main cliff locate the route with black hangers right of Idoprofen. A tough face start leads to the left end of the ledge. From the ledge clip the 5th bolt on your left and back-clean the 4th one to avoid rope drag. Climb sustained moves leading to a nice finger crack. After the crack ends, head left towards the anchor. The first bolt can be "stick-clipped" by simply holding on to the fixed nylon rope.
When someones repeats this, please let me know what grade you think it is as I hate using slash grades but am really not sure on this one.
theriault wrote:Cornifluge 5.12c 50'/M(4)/T
FA: L. Gallant, D. Caron September 2011
FFA: M. Theriault, L. Gallant, P.-L. Rossignol 18/06/12
At the very left end of the cliff you'll encounter two alcoves. This route is just left of Split Decision in the right-most alcove. Climb up the face and slopey arête that leads to a horizontal crack. After the crack climb up the overhang using crimps. Finish on the same pine tree as Serpents volants.
Grade needs to be confirm,
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