Start on under cling side pull jug. Good feet directly under start. Shoot up with left hand to crimp then gain right hand crimp. Adjust feet and Gaston to decent crimp with left. Do a funky mantle move to gain good right foot. Slowly reach for another right handed crimp. Move left hand up crimping rail and smear with left foot. Big move to decent slopes. Gain wide feet and do another big move to 2 pad crease on top out. Easy mantle top out

Crimpin aint easy (but it sho is fun)

Beached whale slab

Knee-ter knot

Magnetic Arete

Pleasant Memories

Batchelor Party at The Bowling Ally

First Date

For Better or for Worse

In the time of chimpanzees

Rainwater

Hardly knower

Magnetic Rock

Seagull wall traverse

The Naturalist

Dihidie

Wasp hole

Start on good side pull jug. Use decent feet to struggle up a straight crimp rail. Find feet and dyno to a very bad sloping dish right under the top. Find feet again and do a big move to the top out or go for decent edges and add a few extra moves. Very easy mantle top out

Start same as crimpin ain't easy. Grain decent crimp in left and match. High feet lead you to a big left hand throw to bad sloping crimp thing. For balance Gaston on poor sloper under your left hand. Bring left foot up to good edge and the Gaston with right hand again to decent crimp. Throw your right foot over the bulge and try to find good feet. Drop left foot and bump left hand up above your right hand to another poor crimp. Reach way out to poor sloping seem with right and compress your way up to a scary stand. At this point you have to smear with hands and feet and find your way up the tall slab. Best problem in the area so far!

Start low and use side pull and undercling to throw for the horizontal crack. 

Crux is definitely the opening moves. Start on single pad crimps. Gain a good foot under bulge with left and heel hook arete with right. Throw for knobs with right and match with left. Pull yourself over the bulge and walk easy slab up. Was V4 until new easy beta was found. Fun problem! Good warm up

 Either nobody climbs here or there’s a reason nobody climbs here. Rock is very loose or crumbly all across the bluff. All potential routes are unclean and potentially dangerous of rock fall. DO NOT belay from below. Not a place for unseasoned climbers.

Either nobody climbed here or there’s a reason nobody climbs here. Rock is very loose or crumbly all across the bluff. All potential routes are unclean and potentially dangerous of rock fall. DO NOT belay from below. Not a place for unseasoned climbers. Top rope set up. Route starts at the very bottom and climbs up onto lower dihedral, vertical finger crack, one 10- move and continues past standing resting ledge up 5.9- 

 There is a good potential rock face crack system left of this line on lower ledge.

 Either nobody climbs here or there’s a reason nobody climbs here. Rock is very loose or crumbly all across the bluff. All potential routes are unclean and potentially dangerous of rock fall. DO NOT belay from below. Not a place for unseasoned climbers.

Either nobody climbed here or there’s a reason nobody climbs here. Rock is very loose or crumbly all across the bluff. All potential routes are unclean and potentially dangerous of rock fall. DO NOT belay from below. Not a place for unseasoned climbers.

 This route has a nice lie back roof move. Drop down to obvious ledge below. Not worth going any lower into the rotting rock section. 

Getting to the sloping rail is crux on this one. Start left hand on crimp right hand on good flat ledge. Jump from top to other boulder just below top out

Squat start and move up through the exposed blast hole using it as a hand jam. Sketchy top out, be carful to not fall onto the boulders to the right of the problem. 

Stand start underneath the detached rock that looks like an arrow and move straight up to the top out. 

This is a placeholder for Magnetic Rock.  A large exposed glacial rock formation 1.5 miles from the Gunflint Trail on "Magetic Lake" hiking trail.  I was unable to complete this send as I did not hike this trail with the proper gear.  The photo is of me just playing around.  The rating is a complete guess for the face in the photo.  There are lots of possibilities here.  If anyone has any information regarding this rock or climbing it please let me know.

start the far right side of the wall on a head night ledge. Work all the way left until you get to the starting holds of dihidie. (Can be done Left to right but is slightly harder)

Stand start and move straight up into dihedral and top out. 

Sit start with right hand in blast hole and left hand on side pull go straight up to top 

Wind your way through 57 miles of beautiful boreal forests, past glacial Gunflint Trail lakes, and through outdoor splendor where the only human habitation takes place at camp sites.(taken from gunflint site) 

  There is plenty of undiscovered climbing here.  The ecosystem is very void of human contact(like many climbing areas).  Please respect the environment when scouting new terrain.  Happy exploring! 

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