Womb At The Top offers a modest yet rewarding trad climb that invites both beginners and seasoned climbers to experience the raw character of Ontario’s south bouldering scene. The climb begins with a 35-meter first pitch that challenges you to navigate a sequence of natural features—starting from a stable block crowned by a scraggly bush, moving leftward to a squat tree, then angling right towards a fragile-looking tree. This initial climb, more than just straightforward movement, demands attention to footwork and balance as the route winds its way into an overhanging cleft famously dubbed "the womb." Here, the rock almost feels alive, pressing against your hands as the narrow fissure dares you upward. The second pitch is typically linked by most climbers, a short 10-meter scramble that brings you to a bolted anchor perched atop. Protection placements along the route are generally reliable, granting climbers confidence when placing gear across the varied terrain. The textures and subtle variations of the rock surface keep the experience tactile and engaging, while the surrounding forest whispers with the chill of the northern air. Though not lengthy, Womb At The Top provides a compact adventure that blends enough challenge with approachable moves to keep the spirit of exploration alive. Expect steady footing, deliberate placements, and moments where the rock demands patience and respect. Planning your ascent during dry weather is advised to maintain optimal friction. Approach the climb equipped with traditional gear focused on smaller cams and nuts, as the route rewards thoughtful protection choices more than generous fixed anchors. Once at the top, climbers can enjoy a quiet perch framed by dense foliage and the peaceful energy of Bon Echo’s carefully preserved climbing zones.