Routes : North America : Canada : New Brunswick : Saint John : Cochrane Lane : Joe's Garage : It's a way of life
It's a way of life - 5.4
Average Rating : 4.50 out of 5Route sequence (left to right): 1
Route Summary | Ascent Notes (5)
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From the right end of Joe's (up the ramp to the "platform" climb a leftwards crack past a small tree to a small bulge. climb past this using the crack to the top 2 bolt anchor *Notice* Please do not use the trees since there in bad condition the bolts where put it place to save the trees, thanks
Submitted by: ulysse on 2004-05-21
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Route ID: 5420
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Difficulty | 5.4 |
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Onsight ascent by: VentureMedic on 2010-10-03
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Added: 2010-10-13
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Difficulty | 5.4 |
Safety Rating | G |
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Red Point ascent by: murph24 on 2009-04-14
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way of life
great climb, jugs everywhere
Added: 2007-02-16
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Top Rope ascent by: nb_sherpa_boi on 2006-08-11
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Witnessed by: Chris Steeves Sr.
Added: 2006-08-11
Added: 2006-08-11
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Red Point ascent by: freudian on 2002-08-15
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Ascent Note
This is a classic trad style route. Many climbers have made this their first lead route. I think everyone would enjoy this route, even those of you pulling 5.11/5.12 grades. It's nice to take it easy once in a while. Very nice pro placements, not to exposed, a few trees that could be slung if you need to feel safer on your first lead. This was one of my first climbs on top-rope and was the 2nd outdoor trad lead route I ever did. I don't really think there's a crux on this route. Most of its prtty easy and about the same difficulty, depending on your experience.
Basically, this is a left-going flake/crack type route. You'll use medium nuts (#5-#10 depending on the climber) and could use a cam and a tree or two to be slung with 240cm draw (2x120) and a locking biner.
The rappel is easy. There are many trees to use as well as a nice new rappel station at the top installed in fall 2002 by Ulysse Richard.
Basically, this is a left-going flake/crack type route. You'll use medium nuts (#5-#10 depending on the climber) and could use a cam and a tree or two to be slung with 240cm draw (2x120) and a locking biner.
The rappel is easy. There are many trees to use as well as a nice new rappel station at the top installed in fall 2002 by Ulysse Richard.
Witnessed by: Adam Baxter, Russ Adair
Added: 2002-08-15
Added: 2002-08-15
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Onsight ascent by: happymondays on 2002-06-27
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Added: 2002-06-27