Type: Ice, 150 ft (45 m)
FA: M. Wilford, S. Parent, C. French, M. Hrubant, R. Page. March, 1991
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Shared By: Kris Gorny on Mar 18, 2009
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Moderate classic at Kama Bay. Incredible climb. Can be done in either one or two (60m ropes required) pitches. The route consists of roughly two sections separated by a bowl/ledge in the middle. The first section can either be climbed diagonally up via the ramp system to the left (WI3+) or straight up (WI4+). From the bowl the ice steepens and checks in as WI4/4+ to the top.

Location Suggest change

The route is easily recognizable from the distance by the characteristic large daggers. It is the first large ice formation that can be seen to the right as one drives along Domtar 81 road. The approach trail starts to the right of "Crown Land" sign (see beta
Getting Oriented and PG-13 as seen from the Domtar 81 Road. The access trail starts to the right of the Crown Land sign. ) directly below the route. The trail through the woods is well marked by orange ribbons. Two rock bands on the approach are equipped with fixed ropes.

Protection Suggest change

Ice screws. Slings for the rappel.

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