FLATROCK, NL – Newfoundland may not have the big walls of BC or Alberta but the rock and ice climbing is challenging and rewarding with beautiful approaches and crags that are not crowded. In fact you can often spend your day with only the ravens, foxes and whales for company. You will find yourself stopping your climb to take in the beauty around you.
The most developed areas are on the east coast withing an hour of St John’s. Lead, Trad and Boulders are available. Flatrock, a 20 minute drive of north of St John’s, is the most developed areas. It was first established in the 1990s and has over 200 route and bolder problems ranging V0/5.6 to V8 and 5.13.
Check out Newfoundland routes and problems on The Mountain Project
