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Gran Paradiso (4061 m) - North wall |
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Difficulty: D
Slope: 50 ° - 60 °
Exposure: N
Foothold: Chabod Refuge (2750 m)
Vertical drop off: 600
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Grignetta (2184 m) - Cresta Segantini |
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Difficulty: D
Slope: 50 ° - 60 °, III +
Exposure: W
Foothold: Pian dei Resinelli
Vertical drop away: 300m
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Squamish - Angel Crest |
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12/09/2009
Difficulty: VII
Length: 14 L
Rating: ****/****
Member: Andre
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Canada III - Vancouver Island. |
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 Taking advantage of the circumstances could not miss a visit to every
rule to the island of Vancouver, with an area of 450km long, like a
great mountain range, it gives to have plenty of places to climb, we
knew the existence of about 100 with more than 2000 routes of all colors
and shapes, but for sure there is no talk of ice and runners, not just
the island you a lifetime.
Besides hiking, Vancouver Island is perfect for viewing whales and other
animals in the latest Pacific coast before arriving in Asia, lost in
the woods and beach, eat seafood, etc, really worth a trip but is not
scalable.
We moved into our general tonic (car hire) and alternating sleeping car
and shop at the home of relatives of a buddy from Vancouver who lived in
a village on the Island (Port Alberni).
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Starr wall |
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 The Highest Tier is a modest chunk of rock at the highest (Northern) point of the Upper Malamute. There are three nondescript routes (all are poorly protected, with no upper anchors) on the Southern slabby face. There are several much better climbs on the face below, including one that promises to be the upper pitch of a 3-4 pitch route from the Railway tracks below...
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