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| APR 15 (5c+) | On the short wall directly below the guardrail fence. Climbs the splitter crack on the right side. Tricky to protect, but safe if you have the right gear and know how to place it. Short, but rather sustained. High-quality crack climbing. |
4 Sep 2023
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| On the short wall directly below the guardrail fence. Climbs the splitter crack on the right side. Tricky to protect, but safe if you have the right gear and know how to place it. Short, but rather sustained. High-quality crack climbing. | ||||||
| APR 14 (5c) | The fully bolted face route on the far right side of the high terrace. A tricky crux passing the 2nd-3rd bolt leads to easier climbing on the face above. Well protected - this will surely be popular. |
4 Sep 2023
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| The fully bolted face route on the far right side of the high terrace. A tricky crux passing the 2nd-3rd bolt leads to easier climbing on the face above. Well protected - this will surely be popular. | ||||||
| APR 13 (5b+) | The main corner in the bay. Tricky to get started by climbing onto the blocky ledge. Above, the crack is steep and interesting with good pro. Finish left or right at the top, both ways protected by a bolt. Right seemed a tad harder. |
4 Sep 2023
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| The main corner in the bay. Tricky to get started by climbing onto the blocky ledge. Above, the crack is steep and interesting with good pro. Finish left or right at the top, both ways protected by a bolt. Right seemed a tad harder. | ||||||
| APR 12 (5c) | Start up the main corner, but cut left as soon as possilbe up a steep-ish leaning crack. This leads to the slabby arete and a bit of face climbing to the anchor. |
4 Sep 2023
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| Start up the main corner, but cut left as soon as possilbe up a steep-ish leaning crack. This leads to the slabby arete and a bit of face climbing to the anchor. | ||||||
| APR 11 (5c) | A short burly crack leads to face climbing on the upper slab. The crux is the initial jamming, but the face above provides good entertainment. Recommended. |
4 Sep 2023
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| A short burly crack leads to face climbing on the upper slab. The crux is the initial jamming, but the face above provides good entertainment. Recommended. | ||||||
| APR 10 (5c+) | Same start as the 5.8 corner past the bolt. From there, move right past a couple of meteor craters on the slab before heading straight up the smooth, white wall on amazing little dimple scars. A few cruxes and well protected. Lots of fun! |
4 Sep 2023
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| Same start as the 5.8 corner past the bolt. From there, move right past a couple of meteor craters on the slab before heading straight up the smooth, white wall on amazing little dimple scars. A few cruxes and well protected. Lots of fun! | ||||||
| APR 9 (6a+) | Same start as the 5.8 corner, past the bolt and up the cracks above. When possible, move right and tackle the bolted, slabby prow. Two ways to do it - both interesting and challenging. |
4 Sep 2023
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| Same start as the 5.8 corner, past the bolt and up the cracks above. When possible, move right and tackle the bolted, slabby prow. Two ways to do it - both interesting and challenging. | ||||||
| APR 8 (5b+) | The right-facing corner right of the 11a arete route. Start by rolling onto the slab by a bolt and then ramble up the corner to a bit of wide-crack climbing above. The anchor is way off to the left - hike across the ledge to reach it. |
4 Sep 2023
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| The right-facing corner right of the 11a arete route. Start by rolling onto the slab by a bolt and then ramble up the corner to a bit of wide-crack climbing above. The anchor is way off to the left - hike across the ledge to reach it. | ||||||
| APR 7 (6b+) | The steep, bolted arete just above the left side of the guardrail fence. Great, bouldery climbing that's well protected. The hardest moves are low, but the upper half will keep you on your toes. |
4 Sep 2023
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| The steep, bolted arete just above the left side of the guardrail fence. Great, bouldery climbing that's well protected. The hardest moves are low, but the upper half will keep you on your toes. | ||||||
| APR 6 (5b+) | The wide-ish corner crack right of the thin 10a crack. Start by either slab climbing up the flake or hiking up the dirt groove. Above, the corner is wide but it's possible to work up thin flakes just left of the crack to avoid grovelling. Tree anchor at the top. |
4 Sep 2023
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| The wide-ish corner crack right of the thin 10a crack. Start by either slab climbing up the flake or hiking up the dirt groove. Above, the corner is wide but it's possible to work up thin flakes just left of the crack to avoid grovelling. Tree anchor at the top. | ||||||
| APR 5 (5c+) | Climb the face left of the huge flake to a ledge. The crack above is thin, technical and tricky to protect. Small wires help. Lots of fun, but too bad it's so short! |
4 Sep 2023
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| Climb the face left of the huge flake to a ledge. The crack above is thin, technical and tricky to protect. Small wires help. Lots of fun, but too bad it's so short! | ||||||
| APR 4 (5c+) | Fourth route in from the left. Thin face climbing with chunky sidepulls leads up and right to the ramp's arete. Follow it left to the crack and a few ringlocks (!) that gain the anchor. |
4 Sep 2023
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| Fourth route in from the left. Thin face climbing with chunky sidepulls leads up and right to the ramp's arete. Follow it left to the crack and a few ringlocks (!) that gain the anchor. | ||||||
| APR 3 (6a) | Third route from the left. Face climb directly up the steep slab before trending right into the crack at the top. Found this easier than the route on the left, which has the same grade. |
4 Sep 2023
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| Third route from the left. Face climb directly up the steep slab before trending right into the crack at the top. Found this easier than the route on the left, which has the same grade. | ||||||
| APR 2 (6a) | Second route in from the left on the upper tier. Thin slab climbing directly up the face to a slight jog left near the top. The first anchor is for the arete route on the left - keep climbing up and right to the higher anchor. Nice climbing. |
4 Sep 2023
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| Second route in from the left on the upper tier. Thin slab climbing directly up the face to a slight jog left near the top. The first anchor is for the arete route on the left - keep climbing up and right to the higher anchor. Nice climbing. | ||||||
| APR 1 (5c) | Left most route on the upper tier. Step into an exposed position off the left side of the ledge, stand up tall and place a bit of gear. A few moves gain a sequence of face climbing past two bolts on the arete. This is the upper portion of a longer route that comes in from the base by The Zip. |
4 Sep 2023
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| Left most route on the upper tier. Step into an exposed position off the left side of the ledge, stand up tall and place a bit of gear. A few moves gain a sequence of face climbing past two bolts on the arete. This is the upper portion of a longer route that comes in from the base by The Zip. | ||||||
| The Yorkshire Gripper (6c+) |
24 Aug 2023
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| S-M's Delight (6a+) |
19 Aug 2023
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| Five-Star Crack (7a+) | Such a classic route in Squamish! I highly recommend it! |
16 Aug 2023
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| Such a classic route in Squamish! I highly recommend it! | ||||||
| Asleep at the wheel (5b) |
16 Aug 2023
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| Kangaroo Corner (6c) | Première 5.11 en Trad |
15 Aug 2023
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| Première 5.11 en Trad |
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