Rock Climbing

In the mid 1970s a little gathering of experienced shake climbers that had as of late moved to Winnipeg started glancing around for climbable shake. Without a lot of exertion, they found a few eminent stone precipices toward the east of the city in the general territory of Kenora, Ontario. Starting with the most evident lines at the Gooseneck Rocks close Minaki these pioneers started efficiently building up this current zone's tremendous climbing potential. By 1986, when the principal version of this manual showed up, almost 100 courses had been depicted; today more than 350 are known and this third release is long past due. We trust that it will be as empowering and valuable as past releases.