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Great job Axel! Can't wait to check it out.

There's lots of sport and lots of trad so you can do whatever you like. Pick up a copy of Squamish Select and you'll have all the info you need. There is some toproping, but not a huge amount, so easily top-ropable areas tend to get busy fast. Enjoy your visit!

Then i noticed the sign right when you go into the boulders.... it talks all about protecting the boulders, the trails, respecting Nature and not F__King anything up..... then i heard "Bang Bang Bang Bang Bang" again and couldn't help but laugh! we climbers get SOOOOO much grief from Environmentali...

ras wrote:yeah, 2 weeks to easter, and no access plan, yet! Maybe I should rent a helicopter?

easter's a bit early this year, but not THAT early! still almost a month away, hopefully something will be worked out...

MEC totally rocks! i bought a $450 pair of mountaineering boots from them 3 years ago but found that they never quite fit right. kept 'em around, but never wore them after a couple trips due to the bad fit and they've resided in a closet since then. however, I decided to take them back to MEC last w...

Nice. That is the crux at the top of "Flypaper" too. Well if you liked "Domestic Disturbance" You should definitely go back because It is pretty much the crappiest route there. LOL. Not that it is bad, it's just that the rest are a lot better. "Big Money Grip" is reaaally good. cool. will have to g...

Domestic Disturbance was plenty dry and was a fun route. Flypaper was 80% dry and was fine until the bulge at the top where the wet holds spat me off. My buddy's a bit taller and managed to get through the crux with a lot of grunting...

Axel wrote:I was at chuck chuck today and it was wet. Clint was bone dry though.

i was up at both crags on saturday. cool area. managed to climb 2 routes at chuck chuck but the rest had small waterfalls coming down! good job putting up the routes! has an adventurous feel due to the remoteness...

PAW wrote:its all about adjustable daisies.

It is the key to overhanging aid.

so true.. so true...

Here's a pic from the squamish access society's website: http://www.squamishaccess.ca/News/largeimage.php?PhotoID=37&x=87&y=58 For what it's worth, if people really think that it's important that logging in certain places should be restricted, then they should lobby their local government to change ...

woah! where was that photo taken?????

we should find a boulder which is going to get blown up due to highway expansion, and torch it to find out exactly what the consequences are!? that way several people can torch it at the same time, only in different ways, to find out where the problem lies! :o unfortunately, the obvious problem wit...

but then again, how many people do you know who have actually had a problem w/ their arc'teryx garment seriously requiring warranty? i've bought several jackets and have never had a problem, but the glued seam on one of my g/f's jacket pockets did come unglued, rendering the pocket useless. however...

Go climb the 'good' climb Bad Pants Party if you want an example of what I mean LOL...thread-drift alert! :D i get the impression kevin's never gonna live that climb down around here... but in his defense, it's not as if it's even remotely possible for him to climb every single route in the book an...

hmm... think i've already had two or three cheques! well, gotta spend my money somewhere!