We are pleased to announce that the topo for Colossus Area in Squamish Valley has recently been released. The area is located down Squamish Valley Rd. past the BC Hydro station.
Topo can be found here
Please donate to the Sea To Sky Bolt Fund here.
We are pleased to announce that the topo for Colossus Area in Squamish Valley has recently been released. The area is located down Squamish Valley Rd. past the BC Hydro station.
Topo can be found here
Please donate to the Sea To Sky Bolt Fund here.
We are very psyched to announce that Jacob Cook and Drew Marshall make FA of Sea of Tranquility (5.13a) on Stawamus Chief. Topo can be found here.
Special thanks to Clinton Leung who has established two new 5.13 trad routes at Emmie’s Landing in the Valley of Shaddai.
Mexican Trash Dog 5.13a
FA: Clinton Leung Sept 2020
Gear: Offset RP’s , 0.2 to 0.5 x2, 2 bolts, optional hand sized pieces and knee pad.
5m right of Em. Climb the overhanging discontinuous crack using compression, pull through the roof into fingers in a LFC. Finish on easy hands. Sustained. Excellent. 30m.
Soup Girl Sisterhood 5.13c R
FA: Clinton Leung Sept 2020
Gear: 4 bolts, Offset RP’s, 0.2 – 0.5, double 0.4, optional 2.
10m right of Em. Climb bolted corner escaping right at the last bolt to achieve a small foot ledge. Boulder the thin seam above. R rating is for the potential to hit the small ledge. Good. 30m.
Other notes:
Coordinates: 49.64006, -123.20113
Sun hits SGS at 1pm and MTD at 2:30pm. Wall can be windy and dries fast, routes were bone dry two days after rain. Top of routes can be achieved by walking back along Zap crack trail south and cutting towards the cliff. 20m rap off a tree brings you to the ledge where the routes a top out. A short rap off a tree will bring you to the anchors.
Special thanks to Nick McNutt and the Sea to Sky Bolt Fund for a new crag located to the left of Shannon Falls.
Drew Marshall and Jacob Cook have established an alternate end pitch to Inner Fire.‘From Slab Kid to Slab Man: the Baptist of Friction’ – 12c, 35m, 9 bolts
An alternate finish to Inner Fire or Millenium Falcon. High quality dyke climbing with a cruxy bulge. Bolted on lead!
FA Jacob Cook, Drew Marshall, July 2020
We are pleased to announce that Stu Smith has recently completed a seven year project (off and on!) on the Manitou Wall. The new route, Trad Climbing Goof, is an eight pitch route up the Manitou wall in which four of the pitches clock in at 5.13!
Special thanks to Trent Hoover who has put out to topos for the Frank Slide Bouldering area in Alberta, BC. Topo areas include the Heart Sector and Frinctionary Sector.
Special thanks to Steve Wiens who has sent us a topo of the Forgotten Boulders in the Stawamus Chief Provincial Park.
The Forgotten Boulders began to be uncovered in January 2019. It’s unknown if any of these were
climbed in the past as the moss in Squamish grows back at crazy rates. If any of these have been
climbed in the past please let me know and I can give you the credit.
The boulders are divided up into 3 sectors. Each sector holds some fun lines so please check out each
zone and enjoy.
Thanks to the hard work of Chris Small, there is once again another area in Murrin Park. Splitzville is located in Murrin Park approx. about 20 minutes up the Petgill Lake Trail from the Murrin Park parking lot. The crag is mostly splitter cracks (hence the name) and boasts some pretty great rock.
Special thanks to Kaylan Worsnop, Danny Guestrin, Brent Goodman, Stephen Molgard, who have added Deep Impact (5.11a, 245m, 7p), a five pitch extension to the original Halley’s Comet on the Dog Wall in Squamish, BC.
Peter Winter / Leavenworth WA / Grand Wall Boulders / 25 V4 Circuit / Home Campus Board
Hope BC / Jeremy Smith / Scrub your Face / Godman Creek / Ring Workouts / Wiretap