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Did Split Decision and felt it was okay with just 1-2 moves that were interesting for the grade I didn't do hairpin because I don't feel up for the 10a slab pitch Any other suggestions? I'm definitely not a 10a leader, but I don't know when I will be either... I added the 1st pitch of exasperator to...

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Yes to clarify I meant trad. I will check out those ones mentioned.
Any further that are a notch above the ones already listed?
Thanks!

I'm looking for some suggestions in Squamish for easy 5.10a/b climbs to help break my mental barrier and climb a bit harder. I found Nubile Woman in the bluffs read "10a, soft for the grade". The Zip I found hard, maybe because it's more vertical...

What are some other suggestions?

Any updates?

Any recent / new climbs to add to the list? I'm slowly making my way through these

I thought the Great Drain was harder over all, but more satisfying, too. Jungle Warfare is really a one pitch (almost a one move) wonder, whereas the Great Drain has several challenging and thought-provoking pitches. Thanks! The 10b pitch sounds interesting - kind of offwidth/squeeze, kind of layback

How does the great drain compare to Jungle Warfare in terms of difficulty?

Climbed it yesterday (July 29) and is in great condition. Easy fun intro to some Alpine near the big city. All station's bolted. Short pitches, so keep an eye out for the stations. All good. Nothing bad to say about it. Great route for beginners or for taking out your less experienced buddies and/o...

Has anyone been on this recently? What's the current state of the anchors?

Dru@Work wrote:If looking for a fun trad route without the crowds of Life on Earth, "The Nose" 5.9 stays right of LoE all the way to the summit, traversing diagonally right on ledges near the top. It's a pretty good route that deserves way more traffic than it gets.

Is there a topo or route overlay?

What's the current condition of the route this year?

Hello I am looking for climbing partners for the summer, I have most weekends off, and would even be interested in driving up to Squamish after work during the week some days ( I work in North Van) I'm looking to do moderate trad climbs, single or multi. I would also love to do alpine climbs or moun...

Seems to be mixed comments whether bringing a rope for the rappel is necessary
Last time I went it was blue bird skies and then the clouds came in and it poured rain

Brendan wrote:This is a start

https://www.google.ca/search?safe=off&s ... SJUVA3T7e0

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What about the stations