White Bluff

Located across the bay and clearly visible from Lion’s Head, White Bluff offers excellent ground-up climbing, a pleasant approach, and relaxing beach bouldering a hop away. The routes are all harder in difficulty, so you should be a solid 5.11 climber with good finger strength if you want to visit White Bluff. Otherwise, you’ll only be able to climb two routes or so. The cliff is also commonly referred to as “White’s Bluff”. With regards to access, White Bluff is a highly sensitive area. Please strive for minimal impact and maintain a low profile. There is no parking on cottage road or at corner. Park in Bruce Trail lot along Forty Hills Road (#9), and DO NOT disturb the cottagers. __B Movie Wall__ The first area you reach at White Bluff, this wall contains several midto- high difficulty routes all side by side on slightly overhanging terrain. Sharp pockets are a common theme, so make sure you stretch out your tendons before climbing. The B Movie Wall is close to trees, so the belay area is generally shady except for the rightmost routes. __The Monument Area__ This area hosts a number of large prows with a few warmup routes and two money prow routes. Bring a camera! The Monument is also in an open area, so it receives a lot of sun. From the Hippie Wall, hike east for about 10 minutes to reach the unmistakable Monument prow. This area is being actively developed, so keep an eye out for new routes! Special thanks to Matthew Sapiecha, Peter Hoang, and Anna Pirko for route information for this area. __Hippie Wall__ A small cluster of harder routes about 5 minutes east from the B Movie Wall. The Hippie Wall is in an open area, so it receives a lot of sun.