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Montagne d'Argent
Mountain/Rock

Montagne d'Argent

 
Montagne d\'Argent

Page Type: Mountain/Rock

Location: Quebec, Canada, North America

Elevation: 1640 ft / 500 m

 

Page By: Pawel Krol

Created/Edited: Mar 7, 2005 / May 14, 2005

Object ID: 153773

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Climbing at Montagne d'Argent


Montage d'Argent (Silver Mountain) is a great Rock and Ice climbing spot. Is has been developed since 1990, the first climbs were done in early 1950 (some old pitons). It is the most important climbing area in the Laurentides for the pas few years. The overall climbing is about 5.10 and is full equipped with sport routes (+100) and trad routes (+100). Most of the climbs are well protected and has belay stations, making is affordable for most climbers. Classic routes are : Boeing S 5.9+, Arete des Urubus T 5.10+, Spooky S 5.10b, Rav 4 S 5.10a, M&M T 5.9, Coeur Vaillant T 5.10b, and lots more. Some nice Ice climbing in the winter also, Voie Du Bucheron 3+, Edelweiss 3+ and more.

Getting There


Follow the 15 route form Montreal and get to St-Jovite (all facilities are there). There is an Outpost, Bunkhouse and camping area right on the spot, toilets (3), rescue gear (2) and lost of fun.

Red Tape


The Montagne d'Argent offers a season pass about (25$ Can) or you need to pay a day fee.

When To Climb


Summer : May to October
Winter : November to April

Camping


Directly on the spot or in one of the camping sites in the area.

Mountain Conditions


Check out
(local Website) : http://www.montagnedargent.com/
(Weather) : http://www.meteomedia.com/Meteo/Villes/Can/Pages/CAQC0615.htm

Local Topos and Books


Here are some of the topos you can find at local stores in Montreal.

External Links

Images

Pawel Krol chipping some ice...Paroi du Lac IVSuper KroloirCosmos 3+ Montagne d\'ArgentSunset in SeptemberChantal in One Shot II+
Arche de NoéClimbing some IcePawel Krol working hard in...Pascal Blanche-ville in One...Pawel Krol in La Voie du...Paroi du Lac IV (2)
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