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pyr wrote:Led Mosquito and S.M delight yesterday (and had my trad-climbing cherry popped at the same time), great area and thanks for leaving a topo on-site !

of course that should have read mosquito, s.m delight AND seam of destiny...

This is really sad, new long routes are the signs of a healthy climbing community. I don't get why people would feel so insecure they'd have to try and give you a hard time over this. Thanks for your work to the right of mosquito and wiretap (which i've climbed) and the milk road (which i hope to cl...

During my stay in squamish I led wiretap and sunblessed. Both very different approaches to equipment. I loved both of them and can't really see why there is shouldn't be any place for moderate bolt/trad routes in squamish, You probably don't wan't to end up in sunblessed as your first multipitch tra...

Led Mosquito and S.M delight yesterday (and had my trad-climbing cherry popped at the same time), great area and thanks for leaving a topo on-site !

finally got in squamish, and things are not looking good. i hope the 10-day forecast on weather.com isn't reliable 'cause otherwise i wonder what we'll be able to climb.

thanks, hope the weather holds 'till monday!

We're thinking of staying in a hostel since we're leaving for 15 days of canoe in the wild afterwards, a good bed won't hurt us for a week :) So I guess we'll have storage options there Is theft a big problem at the base of climbs too ? I usually leave extra gear at the base of a climb and pick it u...

Good to know. thanks for the info, i think we'll stick to hitchhiking then. see you in june

Hi, two of us will be staying some 10 days, in squamish this summer with no cars, do you have any recommendations on a good place to stay and a good way to get to the base of the chief as well as the crags ? bike rentals seem expensive, is hitch-hiking easy ? for lodging i was looking at the inn by ...