Cordada
// Rock climbing · Quebec, Canada
Climbing at Bras-du-Nord Valley
17 routes on 4 walls. In Quebec, Canada. When the rock grips hour by hour, topos and people to climb with, in the app.
Routes
17
Walls
4
Best season (estimated)
April–June · September–October
// The walls
Sun and shade
Mostly south-facing: sun for much of the day. A winter crag; in summer, go early or late.
North0 sectorsNortheast0 sectorsEast1 sectorSoutheast0 sectorsSouth1 sectorSouthwest1 sectorWest0 sectorsNorthwest0 sectors
Estimated best season: April–June · September–October. Worked out from each wall's aspect and the latitude; the app fine-tunes it with what climbers log.
South-facing wall
S · aspect 180°
Example
82
Excellent
★ best at 6 PM
12a6a12p6p11p
57°
Temp
41%
Humidity
6
Wind
Sun
Wall
Friction ScoreHow the rock grips, hour by hour and wall by wall. In the app, for every crag on the map. See it in the app →ILLUSTRATIVE EXAMPLE
// Walls
The 4 walls
01Le mur du Bras du nord (closed)6 routes
02Magic SpotSW · 210°6 routes
03La Chute a GuyE · 109°3 routes
04La Mer de GlaceS · 191°2 routes
Route names, topos and approaches are in the app.
// Where it is
On the map
Boundaries © Natural Earth
// Nearby
Crags nearby
01Sanatorium5.7–5.13c · Sport2 mi · 23 routes02Gros Bonnet5.4–5.11d · Trad4 mi · 28 routes03Vallée du Bras-du-Nord5.5–5.7 · Trad10 mi · 5 routes04Lac Long BoulderingV6 · Gneiss · Bouldering20 mi · 8 boulders05Northern Area5.6–5.12d · Gneiss · Trad21 mi · 21 routes06Southern Area5.5–5.12d · Gneiss · Trad · Sport21 mi · 65 routes07Central Area5.5–5.13a · Gneiss · Trad · Sport21 mi · 59 routes08Lac LongGneiss21 mi · 2 routes
// The Friction Score for every crag
Climb more. Guess less.
When the rock grips, hour by hour and wall by wall; topos, your logbook and people to climb with. In your units (°F or °C) and your grades (YDS or French). The social side is free, always.
