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Those high first bolts and big runouts often mean there wasn't a stance good enough to stop and swing a hammer at your drill for 20 min. Since bolting was such an arduous thing to undertake on lead, those willing to go for it would often push the route higher in hopes of a better stance and having ...

That works out for me then..... Turns out I'm back working in Whistler for a bit, so can't get out in the evenings anyways. Will update when I'm free.

Available weekday evenings. Will whip on own gear.

Great Kris, thanks.

Hey all, just wondering if anyone who has been up the Falcon lately can enlighten me as to whether or not each anchor has chains or rap rings? I went up it around this time last year, and I'm fairly certain that I recall each anchor being bolted, but I can't remember if you can rappel off them? Info...

You're still here?

Direct start is fun eh? Way better than the old one. I like the bouldery type move to get into the corner. Congrats on your first gear fall! Especially taking one that big. Now that you've 'tested' it, how muc more confident are you when it comes to placing gear? I found, and I assume it's the same ...

Felt like the 2nd pitch was reasonable graded, but it was the third pitch that felt hard. The traverse pitch I found really tricky, but not overly difficult.

Thanks for the replies guys! It makes me happy knowing that people saw me sending

What were you wanting for it?

QFT!!!!!

Let's see...... Last weekend I climbed New Life with a friend, all onsight, swinging leads. Great climb for those who are able, again a couple tricky moves for people who are shorter. Lots of overhanging burliness, particularly the .10c third pitch, which I didn't realize how much past vertical it w...

Still waiting for the person who put it there to come clean.....

I'll climb up with a crowbar and hammer, if someone can provide them. Chop away!