Free Peltier on Lady Slipper Wall offers a concise but intense sport climb for those ready to test their technical skills on Ontario’s rugged South Bouldering landscape. The route begins on a broad ramp, inviting climbers to feel the solid hold of polished rock underfoot while hunting for the next bolt. From this starting ledge, the climb quickly gains vertical momentum, leading to an imposing roof that challenges both strength and strategy. Expect a physical move to surmount the overhang, requiring precise foot placement and controlled breathing to push through the crux. After surmounting the roof, the line snakes into a delicate traverse toward the Niagro finish, where climbers can shake out and savor a sense of accomplishment. The protection is straightforward with fixed bolts, allowing climbers to focus on the sequence without gear concerns. Located just north of the vibrant Lion’s Head community, Lady Slipper Wall frames panoramic views of Georgian Bay and the surrounding hardwood forest, whose gentle song keeps pace with the rhythm of your ascent. Fresh air mingles with limestone scents, while the sun casts the right amount of warmth during spring and early fall, making this route a reliable option outside peak summer heat. With one pitch and a 5.11d rating, Free Peltier is demanding but accessible for climbers who have mastered intermediate sport lines and want to push into steeper, more technical terrain. Footwear with good edging capability, chalk to maintain grip, and a steady approach pace will go a long way here. Approaching via well-marked trails from Lion’s Head village involves a moderate hike through forest and rock steps to reach the base, setting the stage for a climb that feels both immediate and wild. The route shines as a focused experience, distilling the thrill of sport climbing into a compact, memorable challenge in a setting where wild nature and adventure meet.