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DescriptionLac Sylvère is a beautiful cliff located in St-Donat near a lake where it gets its name from. Due to the constant drainage of water on most of this cliff, there hasn't been any rock climbing routes developed there yet, except that this constant drainage results in a guaranteed source of ice climbs year after year. Routes Overview:Left side of the cross from left to right.
Right side of the cross from left to right.
Links:FQME Fédération Québécoise de la Montagne et de l'Escalade Club d'Escalade de Lanaudière Blog L'Escalade dans Lanaudière Ice Conditions on Escalade Québec Weather on Météo Média Guidebooks:Guide des cascades de glace et voies mixtes Stéphane Lapierre et Bernard Gagnon Les éditions La Randonnée 528 pages Guide updates (2009) Guide d'Escalade de Lanaudière (Roche et Glace) Jean Claude Néolet (2009)+updates Available at La Cordée and Montain Equipment Coop Getting ThereFrom Montreal (around 125km): Approach:The 3 routes on the left of the cross can be accessed via the snowshoe trail closest to the cliff. -Hike the road towards the sugar shack and take the climber's trail on the left (white sign). -Take a left on the second trail you cross (the first is the ski trail, KEEP OFF!) -Hike along the trail until you see the orange flags on your right. The scree and blocks at the base of the climbs are still loose and unstable, be careful. All the routes on the right side of the cross are accessed via the trail along the sugar shack road. -Hike the road towards the sugar shack and take the climber's trail on the left (white sign). These new trails skirt around the left side of the sugar shack harvesting trees so as to insure that no one damages the tubes connecting the trees. -Pass the ski and snowshoe trails on your left. -There’s a fork in the trail directing you to the base of Baltique(left) or Estonie (right). Google Map locations The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Lac Sylvère:
Tallin WI4+ Ice, 1 pitch, 50 feet
Vilnious WI2+ Ice, 1 pitch, 150 feet
Estonie Left WI4 Ice, 1 pitch, 130 feet
Baltique WI4-5 Ice, 1 pitch, 150 feet
Lituanie WI5+ PG13 Ice, 1 pitch, 115 feet
Featured Route For Lac Sylvère
Lituanie WI5+ PG13 International : Canada : ... : Lac Sylvère
The hardest route at Lac Sylvère, a very nice flow of ice containing two pillars.Some times the pillars don't reach the ground but it can be possible to climb behind them and transfer onto them higher up....[more] Browse More Classics in International
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