B

The Adirondaks offer climbing, skiing and snowshoeing opportunities at all levels of difficulty. Plans will include one long day over one of the higher peaks, possibly including sections of moderate angle ice. A second day may be spent on local ice crags.

We hope to have enough participants for two groups, offering a choice of objectives. The "less ambitious" can choose a day of lift-serviced skiing at Whiteface while the "more ambitious" can choose a ten hour forced march mountaineering route with a headlamp return.

Trad and Sport Climbing - Metcalf Rock - Category B

http://www.rockclimbing.com/routes/North_America/Canada/Ontario/Central_Ontario/Metcalfe/

Contact trip coordinator for information on skills and/or gear requirements, meeting time, location and directions.

Contact: James Snetsinger at or 647-280-0807

Camp and Climb Cape Croker - Indian Ladder

Camping at Cape Croker Indian Park in a gorgeous area along the Bruce Trail, near Wiarton. Climb moderate trad, top-rope and sport climbing starting at 5.10.

Notes/Links:
http://www.capecrokerpark.com/
http://url.it.ca/227

Please be advised that there is poison ivy around the base.

Contact trip coordinator for information on skills and/or gear requirements, meeting time, location and directions.

Contact: James Snetsinger at or 647-280-0807

Rock Climbing at Mt. Nemo

One of the best and most extensive climbing areas close to Toronto. Trad routes of all grades and some sport routes.

Contact trip coordinator for information on skills and/or gear requirements, meeting time, location & directions.

Please note: Top-roping is not permitted at Mt. Nemo.

Contact: Don Collier at 905-884-4098 or email

Waivers: http://www.alpineclubofcanada.ca/activities/waivers.html

Bon Echo 101 is a great opportunity for new Bon Echo climbers to get acquainted with the cliff under the guidance of experienced Bon Echo leaders.

Trip Classification: A and B. For info on trip classification go to:
http://www.climbers.org/section/tripclassification

Contacts:
Kit Moore 416-469-3567
Will Richardson-Little 514-777-2633

Seneca Rocks Trad. climbing, West Virginia
Multipitch trad rock climbing on the breathtaking Seneca Rocks feature in West Virginia, USA. Drive time is only 8 hours from Toronto, discuss carpooling options with trip organiser. Accommodation will be car camping in the very pleasant Seneca Shadows campground (has showers). Contact the trip organiser for further information. Note that all participants must be at least competent seconds on multipitch routes. Attendance is at the organiser’s discretion. Contact trip coordinator at least one week ahead to arrange travel & accommodations.
Trip classification:B-C

The intent of this camp is to provide an introduction to the Rockies to those who have never been to the mountains or perhaps need to refresh their skills or acquire their mountain legs before tackling more difficult objectives.

Contact:
Roger Wallis at 416-248-1666 or
Sandra Bowkun at 416-482-1526 or

Multipitched traditional and some sport cragging at the best time of the year for desert climbing. Sustained sandstone slabs, cracks and dihedrals of classic quality. Classification B.
Contact Rob LeBlanc at

All levels of sport and traditional climbing in the largest
climbing venue in the Eastern continent. Classification A
Contact Rob Leblanc at

Trip Classification: B.

For info on trip classification go to http://www.climbers.org/section/tripclassification

Please contact Sandra Bowkun, 416-482-1526, email: for details.