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That would likely be the most horrendous bushwack ever. Slide alder over talus. Fun stuff. Plus updated info from BC parks: May 20 – May 22, 2015: Rock scaling work is being done from May 20 through May 22 in the vicinity of the rock fall that occurred in the Angel’s Crest area. The public is asked ...

Hi All: After a winter and spring of solid scrubbing, Matt Magee and I are ready to unveil a new primarily trad cliff in Murrin Park to the public. Altamont is directly north of Woodstock in the gully on the new Capilano Connector between Woodstock and Quercus. For those who don't know, Altamont was...

Thanks for the clarification Justin.

on a positive note, there is now the new squamish craft beer festival to be held the same weekend as mountain fest was. http://squamishbeerfestival.com/

This caught us at SAS by surprise as well. The mountain fest was important for us at SAS to spread the word about what we do and recruit members and the trail day was an important community building event. I guess that Arcteryx believes that there are better marketing opportunities to sell 700$ jack...

I have posted an updated topo at on quickdraw publications site (http://quickdrawpublications.com/wp/wp- ... Cedars.pdf
. Dirty Divorcee has been climbed (FA. Ben Harnden, 2014, 12c). There are still several open projects down there though......

A pair of common ravens has built a nest on a rock ledge within the Sunshine Chimney Centre climbing route, which is located on the Campground Wall behind the cooking shelter at the Stawamus Chief campground. Climbers have reported agitated behaviour from the ravens when climbing in this area. To pr...

Nighthawk Moss to the east of radio tower is a nice thin out crag though. 5.7 to 5.10 with a southeast exposure. An older Barley cliff though with the 2 link Barley special anchors though.

That is Skunk Hollow. It is in Squamish Select.

The loose block on wavy gravy has been safely trundled by unknown persons and it missed the bench too. It was a very sizable nugget.

Most of it is except Blackwater and the heavy petting area.
Woodstock, Quercus, and down among the cedars are also dry.

Pet Wall at Murrin Park is south facing and dries pretty quickly.

I, on the behalf of the Squamish Access Society, would like to thank all those who attended The Golden Scrub Brush Awards. It was a great evening out and congratulations to both the winners and nominees. The Squamish climbing community are the real winners because of each scrubber`s hard work. For t...

The person to ask would be Luke Nuefeld. He grew up there.

I have a friend living in Castlegar going to college there. She says the climbing there is pretty good with lots of development potential on nice granite and Shuwshup Gneiss.