Squamish Climbing Source

Overview: A new full length free route on the foreboding Zodiac Wall. A worthy addition, Zorro’s Poem features consistently vertical to overhanging cracks and corners with a few wild face climbing sections that fill in the blanks. Zorro’s Poem utilizes

Overview:  Life In Space V 5.10-. Mt Habrich, British Columbia.   Life In Space is an extension of The Goldilocks Zone, continuing through the NE basin linking into the NE ridge of Mt Habrich. Dramatically ending on the summit of

Overview: Located in Murrin Provincial Park, Browning Bluffs refers to the group of crags the sit directly above Browning Lake on the east side of Highway 99. One of the original sport climbing areas in Squamish these cliffs were one

Overview: The Goldilocks Zone IV 5.10- Located on the large cliff adjacent to the Fluffy Kitten Wall, the Stawamus River Headwall has languished in obscurity despite its 400+ meter rise. Goldilocks Zone is the fourth route on this wall. Featuring

Overview: This obvious natural line tackles the tallest section of the Malamute making for a challenging mini free wall. Located within the provincial park as long as it is accessed by rappel you will not be trespassing on BC Rail

Overview: Sky-cragging –verb: rock climbing in an exposed position several pitches from the ground but supported by the comfort of a decent ledge that allows the belayer to relax while the lead climber deals with nerve rattling exposure not normally

Overview:  Borealis branches out of The Calling for five new pitches creating a longer and arguably better top out to the wall. When combined with Alaska Highway the 14 pitch wall is one of the longest on the Chief. History:

Skull Candy Overview: Skull Candy is the prominent dihedral situated in the bottom of the enormous rock scar that forms the iconic Sheriff’s Badge. The double overhanging corner makes for an exceptional and varied stemming challenge and sits comfortably among