Cirque of the Unclimbables Topos:

In the table below you can access topos in various electronic formats. Please read our disclaimer. Here is an explanation of the columns in the table:

• Climb: Name of the the climb in topo, with route number in parentheses. Route numbers refer to those in the unabridged guide.
• Author, When: Author of topo, and year created (if known).
• Viewable Topo: Click on this link to look at the topo in your web browser. You can print these out directly from your browser, but you will get better detail starting from a link in the Printable Topo column.
• Printable Topo: A larger graphics file suitable for printing. Several different formats may be present. See the instructions at the end of this page for printing out these formats.

Climb (in order by route number)	Author, When	Viewable Topo	Printable Topo
The Great Canadian Knife (12)	Todd Skinner, 1992	Topo [72Kb]	none
At Dawn We Ride (12c)	Mason Earle, 2012	Topo [2.3Mb]	none
Proboscis, Original Route (13)	Jason Lanz, 1998	Topo [56Kb]	.jpg [309Kb]
Proboscis, Women At Work (13aa)	Lorna Illingworth, 2010	Topo [1.5Mb]	none
Proboscis, Via Costa Brava (free variation) (13a)	Nancy Feagin and Barry Blanchard, 1997	Topo [72Kb]	none
Bustle Tower, Club International (19a)	Sean Isaac, 1997	Topo [89Kb]	none (from the 1998 Canadian Alpine Journal)
East Huey Spire, Riders on the Storm (32b)	Johann Aberger, 2005	Topo [102Kb]	none
East Huey Spire, West Ridge (32c)	Jim Toman, 2008	Topo [2.7Mb]	none
Tara Tower, Eric Weinstein Memorial Route (33a)	Carl Austrom & M Irvine, 1985	Topo [63Kb]	none (from the 1985 Canadian Alpine Journal)
Lotus Flower Tower, Standard Route (35)	George Bell, 1996	Topo [14Kb]	.pdf [77Kb] or Postscript [85Kb]

Printing Recommendations

• jpg or gif: Clicking on these will display a very large file in your browser window. Do not attempt to print this file from your browser. Here is how you can print out such a topo on one page using Word:
  1. Save the big jpg or gif topo to a file.
  2. In Microsoft Word, create a new blank document.
  3. Select Insert -> Picture -> From File, and select the file saved in Step 1. If you use the smaller "viewable" files this image may be small and need to be resized to fill an entire sheet of paper.
  4. Print it out from Word.
• pdf file: To view and print these you need the free Adobe Acrobat reader. This format generally produces very clean topos.
• Postscript file: To view these (on a PC) you need ghostview, and to print them you need a postscript compatible printer.