SDS with a good undercling and slap to positive slopers.  Shuffle left along the lip until you are able to mantle.

On the Titanic Boulder, opposite Titanic (V3).  Locate underclings below obvious slopers on the undercut portion of the boulder.
Crashpad.

The Mantis

Start same as Titanic, but throw for the lip

See Titanic
Couple of pads in case you blow from the swing

Titanic Dyno


Sit start on good edges. Go straight up. Not very clean at the top, aside from the immediate ledge.



<a href="https://www.mountainproject.com/area/112842738/titanic-north">Titanic North</a> area. Smaller boulder situated between <a href="https://www.mountainproject.com/route/106261164/anubis">Anubis</a> and <a href="https://www.mountainproject.com/route/112015946/mantra">Mantra</a>. Right beside the trail.

Crash pad

Depressed

This is by far the shortest problem I have ever done. However, it is extremely fun. Start on two crimper side pulls and make moves up the arete. Really cool problem.

Tallest arete on the Titanic boulder.
Pads

Titanic

climb up the dyke feature

obvious across from titanic boulder, look for dyke feature
pad

Stu's Dyke


Pull on from the boulder underneath this problem with a left hand on a rail and a right hand on the arete. Slap up the arete and top out on slopers. 



A couple hundred feet north of the Titanic boulder, about 20 feet uphill from Anubis. 


Mr. Bigglesworth

Short slab.  Fun little climb, especially for novices.

Titanic North.  Same boulder as Titanic V3.
Good for solo boulder sessions

Dumb Slab

Another fun Mantel climb, start left of super cool sloper, traverse right into it and mantel up

from titanic hike towards black dyke this climb faces the trail about 30 seconds from titanic
pad

Shade Mantel


Start with a hand in the V-notch and a left edge that's lower and climb up and top out.



Furthest left problem from Mr. Bigglesworth.

Crash pads

Dr. Evil

Climb up and left on good basalt edges

made in the shade boulder climb the obvious heavily chalked jugs
pad

Shade Dyke


Northwest side of the boulder. Sit start holding opposite slopers. Go up and right.



<a href="https://www.mountainproject.com/area/112842738/titanic-north">Titanic North</a> area. Smaller boulder situated between <a href="https://www.mountainproject.com/route/106261164/anubis">Anubis</a> and <a href="https://www.mountainproject.com/route/112015946/mantra">Mantra</a>. Shares the same boulder as <a href="https://www.mountainproject.com/route/122664513/fast-and-hard">Fast and Hard</a>.

Crash pad

Slow and Easy

A powerful 2-move problem.  Summon up all the body tension that you can, get your heelhooking muscles warmed up, and launch yourself out of the roof. 
  
 It's short, but with fun moves and great rock it's a classic.

Just North (and ever-so-slightly uphill) of the Titanic boulder.
A couple of pads

Anubis

start on obvious jug on arete, climb up fun moves to a difficult big move up and left

up the hill from titanic/ black dyke(?) pretty hard to miss
pads, spotter

Mantra

Start on two well chalked crimps to the right and above the dart to the Mantis.  Bust out left with a couple hard moves to slippers and fight the pump as you traverse the lip of the Titanic boulder into the topout for Titanic.

Couple pads

Jer's Extension

Start on good edges on right side of the boulder go up through obvious bulge

made in the shade boulder, right side of the face facing titanic
pad

Made in the Shade

Start standing with left hand crystal slimper and right hand gaston. Climb the narrow dihedral and top out directly above.

Guidebook lists this as V6 but I thought it felt easier

About 35' uphill from Mantra, the cleaned narrow dihedral.
pad

Sea of Doubt

Climb the featured dyke left of The Mantis.  Start on a big positive dyke hold and up.

Titanic North.  On same boulder as Titanic.
Good for solo sessions.

Twister

Good to do in Titanic area.

Page 96 in the Squamish Bouldering guidebook (2nd Edition).
Good landing.

Big Bottoms


True to the name. Start from the right end of the lip, and smear traverse your way left, mantling at the other end.



<a href="https://www.mountainproject.com/area/112842738/titanic-north">Titanic North</a> area. Shares the same boulder as <a href="https://www.mountainproject.com/route/112033394/shade-mantel">Shade Mantel</a>, Shade Mantis, <a href="https://www.mountainproject.com/route/112033406/shade-dyke">Shade Dyke</a>, and <a href="https://www.mountainproject.com/route/112033401/made-in-the-shade">Made in the Shade</a>.

Crash pad(s), spotter(s)

Smear Traverse


Fun short boulder that starts in a small pit. Start right hand low on arete and left hand on low pinch. Head straight up. 



Small boulder west of the Mantra boulder (and the Three Amigos Boulder). Trap door start low in the pit on north side and climbs straight up. 

several pads for pit and rock behind

Trap Door

Crux is the first move (hitting the small crimp with the left hand).

To the left of Titanic on a separate boulder.
Flat landing, 1 pad is all that is needed.

Tumbleweed

right hand on crimpy sidepull left on sloper, big moves to good holds on a steep face, rock quality detracts from an otherwise really fun boulder

Up the hill from Mantra look for a steep north facing wall
pad

Surfin' on Heroin

start seated to the right of surfing on heroin, right hand on arete left hand on sloping edge in cave, go up using cool holds on arete

Up the hill from Mantra look for a steep north facing wall
pad

Couch Surfer


A short problem on the opposite side of Stu's Dyke. Start match low on good holds, make two moves up.



Opposite side of Stu's Dyke.


Subzero


Start wedged between the two boulders on basalt jugs, move left and up the arete.



Two boulders east of Titanic.


The Telltale Heart


Climb the lip of the triangular boulder, starting on the good jug.



The triangular boulder past (east) of Titanic between a couple of trees.


The Ice Cube


Sit start on holds along diagonal ledge. Go straight up. Holds feel great.



<a href="https://www.mountainproject.com/area/112842738/titanic-north">Titanic North</a> area. Smaller boulder situated between <a href="https://www.mountainproject.com/route/106261164/anubis">Anubis</a> and <a href="https://www.mountainproject.com/route/112015946/mantra">Mantra</a>. Shares the same boulder as <a href="https://www.mountainproject.com/route/122665014/slow-and-easy">Slow and Easy</a>.

Crash pad

Fast and Hard

Almost as fun as the Mantis, same start go right to crimps and top out to the right

Titanic Boulder
pad

The Cricket


Start just right of the centre of the boulder on an obvious crimp feature. Bring your feet high up over the lip and commit.



Middle of the Iceberg boulder.


Iceberg Centre


Start on the right side of the boulder on an obvious edge feature, move up on a committing move to the slab.



Left of the triangular Ice Cube boulder.

Awkward to protect with pads.

Iceberg Right

Mini Me

Fun but Dabby, start low on diagonal dyke feature right hand on pinch left on lower sloper, traverse right through good holds while trying not to dab until you can get on the slab

straight up from titanic just past big bottoms boulder (look for a low cave with chalked holds at the lip) probably alot of moss/lichen on slab above
pad

Snake Hips


A short problem one boulder east of Titanic. Start seated on a good jug, make two moves up to the top.



The boulder east of Titanic. 


Moana

Fun

Page 96 in the Squamish Bouldering guidebook (2nd Edition).
Good landing.

Steppin' Out

This area is accessed from the parking lot trail (see Grand Wall page). The first boulder reached on this trail is the Titanic boulder. The Titanic north area includes all problems on the Titanic boulder as well as those nearby.

Description

Routes in Titanic North