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Mish1100
Sep 8, 2012, 5:25 PM
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Just wondering if anyone has ever rock or ice climbed schooner lake calabogie? It's hard to get to, but it's a beautiful spot. I've spent a lot of time there just never climbed.
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dagibbs
Sep 10, 2012, 7:23 AM
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I've not heard of anyone rock climbing there, but I wouldn't know about ice climbing.
Have you got a google-maps reference for where it is? I found a "Little Schooner Lake" somewhat in that area, but it didn't look to have much in the way of relief around it, nor anything like roads getting near it -- so I guess you probably mean some other lake.
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Mish1100
Sep 10, 2012, 4:28 PM
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Hey
Here's the URL link where I found the ice climbing. It's a beautiful lake with a nice rock cliff and I figured if there was ice climbing there'd be rock climbing as well but maybe not. I think you'd have to climb from a boat though if it was worth climbing.
http://www.climbers.org/ice/schoonerlake
Also, have you climbed Bon Echo before?
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dagibbs
Sep 10, 2012, 7:01 PM
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Mish1100 wrote: Hey Here's the URL link where I found the ice climbing. It's a beautiful lake with a nice rock cliff and I figured if there was ice climbing there'd be rock climbing as well but maybe not. I think you'd have to climb from a boat though if it was worth climbing. http://www.climbers.org/ice/schoonerlake Also, have you climbed Bon Echo before?
That does look like nice rock! And, yes, it also looks like it might be climb from a boat.
I have climbed at Bon Echo, it's all lake-up trad. There should be good guide-book information on the ACC Toronto web-site.
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