New Topo for the Forgotten Boulders – North Walls – Stawamus Chief | Development News

By Tim Schaufele | August 26, 2019

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.

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Development News ‘New Routes at Gonzales Creek Wall Near Shannon Falls’

By Tim Schaufele | July 5, 2018

We are pleased to announce that an updated topo has been released for Gonzales Creek Wall located near Shannon Falls.

Special thanks to David Brayden for his hard work over the past few years!

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Development News ‘Chris Small Releases Topo for Marc Andre’s Wall in Murrin Park’

By Tim Schaufele | June 22, 2018

We are pleased to announce that Chris Small has released the topo to his newest wall, dedicated to the late Marc Andre Leclerc.

The new wall, aptly named Marc Andre’s Wall, is located between Pet Wall and the Cereal Killers crag at Murrin Park. It is the east facing wall adjacent to the stepped seasonal waterfall with a large cedar in it adjacent to Cereal Killers and reuires a standard rack with the climbing described as bold and thoughtful.

Download the topo here or below

Topo

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Development News ‘Topo Released for Starvation Lake Area near Chek Canyon’

By | September 23, 2016

We are pleased to announce that Vancouver-based climber David Echeverri has released the topo for his new area near Starvation Lake north of Squamish, BC. The area, aptly named ‘Starvation’ is currently home to three routes with a fair amount of potential. David has been working on the wall for the past two years.

Courtesy of David Echeverri. Please do not republish without permission ©

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Revelstoke Bouldering Topos Now Available Online!

By | June 26, 2016

We are very pleased to announce that thanks to the hard work of Nic Williams, all Revelstoke bouldering topos are now available at revelstokebouldering.ca The website is full of information of Revelstoke Bouldering including downloadable topos for five of the main areas. Special thanks to those who put in the time to build this site. Looks like a trip to Revelstoke is in the cards!

Photo courtesy of revelstokebouldering.ca ©

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Topos: A Bouldering Guide to Kokanee Lake Boulders in Nelson, BC

By | March 9, 2016

Here is another amazing topo produced and shared by Allen Rollin of the Kokanee Lake Boulders located approximately 50 minutes from Nelson, BC plus a bit of a walk. Here are a few notes from the pdf guidebook below.

Photo courtesy of Allen Rollin ©

Kokanee Glacier Provincial Park is a beautiful sub-alpine/alpine park located 50 minutes from the city of Nelson that offers breathtaking hiking trails and views in a diverse mountain landscape. After about an hour and a bit of hiking from the Gibson Lake parking lot you enter a grand valley and come upon Kokanee Lake. The hiking has now got even better, you’ve gained most your elevation and things really start to open up. Wait a second, what are those big blocs at the bottom of that slide?

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Topos: A Bouldering Guidebook to Arrow Lakes in Robson, BC

By | March 9, 2016

We are very psyched to release this pdf guidebook of Arrow Lakes in Robson, BC put out by Allen Rollin. Here is a little note from Allen in the guidebook to give you a little background.

‘Tomahawk’ V7+. Photo courtesy of Allen Rollin ©

With virtually unlimited potential, lakeside camping, sunshine, 8-9 month seasons, short approaches, high quality rock, tons of problems of all grades, aesthetic lines and no crowds, why would you ever want to Boulder at Arrow Lakes?

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Topos: Guidebook to New bouldering Areas in Joe’s Valley, Utah

By | March 7, 2016

To celebrate the first week of a trip to Joe’s Valley, we are sharing this guidebook of a few new areas in Joe’s Valley including The Flu, Hidden Dragon, and The Rastafarian.

This area was recently re-discovered by Cody Allen while hiking around which ended up in the discovery of a number a problems. Along with Bryce Johnson, who developed this topo, a new area was born!

Please note: This area is subject to moisture and best not to climb after rain or snow.

Here is a video of some of the new problems.