This up past the east Talus near the Lions head pub. This is Caleb Patterson getting the first ascent. There’s another way to do it, going left, that will work better for short people.

Reuben from New Zealand makes short work of this Jesse Redden problem. It’s one of the best problems of it’s grade in Robson if not in the West Kootenays.

Another new Jesse on a day of new problems. This one might also be overgraded – it could be as low as V1. Can somebody go out and try it and then let me know in the comments what it should be graded?

I think over-graded this one. It would be great to have someone try it and let me know. I’m pretty sure Stewart got the first ascent. Make sure you do the sit start, otherwise it’s V0.

Caleb Patterson works his way up this fun sit-start problem in the West side of Lionshead. This is a video of the first ascent, taken in March 2003.

I’m not sure what Jesse has against Gingers, but so it goes. This problem, with it’s tricky flagging toe hook on the slab, is definitely fun.

This was the first problem done in the Main Room of the Robson Boulders. David Bristow or Jesse Redden got the first Ascent. The problem is trickier than it looks — funny side-pulls and then a slippery left foot with a high move to the right crimp will get you through.