Bon Echo
Climbing Sections:
- Mazinaw Rock (18)
About Bon Echo:
| Tons of old school trad routes straigt off of the water. Enjoy the beautiful park and the largest colletion of Native American petroglyphys in Ontario. However, due to the location in a Provincial Park there are certain restrictions that MUST be understood and obeyed, but they are not demanding, so it is no problem. RESTRICTIONS: -no new route development or placement of bolts -slings must not be placed on trees (suitable anchor placement is available to prevent this) -rappelling is not permitted with the exceptions of established rap stations on Thunder Crack, The Slab, Saucer Lucy, and in emergencies Camping and boat service (on organized dates) is available specifically for ACC members. Otherwise, camping is available at the park. |
| Nearest town or city: | Bon Echo Provincial Park |
| Directions: | From Toronto: take highway 401 east to Napanee, and then highway 41 north to Bon Echo. From Ottawa: take highway 7 west to Kaladar, then highway 41 north to Bon Echo. |
| Latitude, Longitude: | 44.91388, -77.19046 |
| Access Issues: | The easiest way to get you to climb at Bon Echo is to contact Alpine Club of Canada - Toronto Section at www.climbers.org/bonecho |
| Camping: | Pay |
| When to Climb: | Summer |
| Quantity of Climbs: | Year |
| Books: | A Guide to Rock Climbs at Bon Echo, Adcock and Brown, Third Edition (2003). Available from The Rock Oasis climbing gym in Toronto, Smart's Marina - near Bon Echo at the south end of Mazinaw Lake, or mail Order |
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