Atlantis commands attention from the moment you clip the initial high glue-in, a bold introduction that sets the tone for this demanding single-pitch trad route. Situated in the heart of Quebec’s rugged outdoor playground, this climb offers a compelling blend of technical face moves and strategic gear placements that push you to engage fully with the rock. The approach unfolds through dense forest patches along Lac Long’s edge, where the quiet rush of nearby water hints at the adventures to come. The climb begins on sharp dihedrals, requiring precise hand and cam placements amid a compact, vertical expanse. These features act as a gateway to the imposing roof—a distinct bulge that tests your footwork and composure as you negotiate the overhang. Here, gear hangs in delicate balance between glue-in bolts and carefully selected cams, making a practiced rack essential for security and flow. Beyond the roof, the rock opens into cleaner, steeper face climbing that demands controlled movement paired with efficient protection placements. The belay anchors, set with reliable glue-in bolts, await a well-earned rest with views sweeping over the surrounding mixed forest and the distant sound of the lake’s gently lapping waves. Atlantis isn't just a climb; it’s a focused dialogue between climber and cliff, blending technical challenges with raw natural energy. Prepare for a route that rewards commitment and sharp instincts, ideal for climbers ready to sharpen their trad skills in a quietly striking Quebec locale.