Type: Ice, Alpine, 400 ft (121 m), 2 pitches, Grade III
FA: Vincent Demers & Patrick Gagné, Jan 6 2021
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Shared By: Jerome St-Michel on Jan 16, 2023
Admins: Thierry Berland, Richer Lariviere, Luc-514

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P1 (70m, WI3+) This part can be snowy and therefore tricky to stay on the path of least resistance. I recommend to skip this pitch by hiking the snow to the left and then back right to the base of the money pitch.

Otherwise, climb a narrow flow of ice, in a shallow dihedral in the center of the slab, just under the vertical wall.

P2 (50m, WI5, R) Follow ice formations to the base of the complex steep part. The second part is balancy and probably different each season. You have to maneuver to get right on a steep column. The protections will probably be better in this portion.

Belay from a birch tree with slings an rap rings left a few meters from the step.

Location Suggest change

Head straight toward the stalactites through the forest and the scree, from the path along the river. About 35 minutes.

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