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I took a trip up to the Nesakwatch Spires this weekend with a partner and climbed "Dairyland-5.11a" First things first, theres a bit of information out there about this climb on different blogs and so on, grades being described as 5.10d and as 5.11a. My partner and I found the difficulty of this rou...

Also the new area "the outpost" has 2 splendid multi pitch sport routes, Centurion 6p 10c or Western Harlot 4p 5.9, that dry at an astonishing rate. good views too

Follow the link for route details, Approach as for Centurion and follow orange flagging trending right from the Centurion trail once in the upper part of the Talus Slope. :!: Please be aware there is still potential for rockfall on this route, and it's respective Rappel line :!: We expect to trundle...

Conny Amelunxen, Alex Wigley, Jamie Chong and I made the FA of Western Harlot, 4-P 5.9 at the outpost today, Route/Approach details to come soon.
Ben Groundwater

Third pitch is pretty overgrown..id say bring a hand saw!

Looking to purchase some Ice tools can be new or old, just not older than Mid 90's please. Older cobras, Vipers, Quarks so on.. Also technical crampons, Not the general 10 point sidewalk variety..

If you have anything Let me know on here!
Ben Groundwater.

Looking to purchase some Ice tools can be new or old, just not older than Mid 90's please. Older cobras, Vipers, Quarks so on.. Also technical crampons, Not the general 10 point sidewalk variety..

If you have anything Let me know on here!
Ben Groundwater.

Looking to purchase some Ice tools can be new or old, just not older than Mid 90's please. Older cobras, Vipers, Quarks so on.. Also technical crampons, Not the general 10 point sidewalk variety..

If you have anything Let me know on here!
Ben Groundwater.

Thanks Drew. Any word on when edition 2 is going to be available?
Ben.

Thanks J Mace, some great lines on that picture, glad to see people are getting after it up there.

Drew is there somewhere I could find a Definitive guide to all the climbs that have been done up at the Nesakwatch Spires? I'd love to see what routes have been done, and what need some cleaning to come into their own..Some pretty Plumb lines right to the top of the south spire I saw with some fanta...

Not a 5.12 climber, but one can dream i guess.. I felt like the Right Wing 10.d was pretty stiff, but then again I could use a workout now and then.

Just got back from a trip into the Nesakwatch spires on Sunday and got some great views of both the pocket glacier (or whats left of it) and the North Slesse glacier. The North Slesse looked as though it had not calved in some time, but certainly there is still some potential. In General the slabs w...

Sunday I made a trip into the Mount Rexford area to climb the north ridges of N and S Nesakwatch spires. The Nesakwatch Creek FSR is in fairly good shape and is passable with a Subaru Forester type SUV with some caution. The Approach trail is in good shape marked with pink flagging, and the Blueberr...

Peter Crofts article that talks about the Golden Age in squamish is awesome, nothing like hearing some great stories from someone who experienced it first hand and helped lead the charge.