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cool thanks jeremy.

oh and.. what's the walkoff time like? 30 mins down?

can anyone comment on the dryness of the climb right now?

thinking of heading up tomorrow late afternoon.

i hate being negative but.. the whole layout looks like it was created for people with impaired vision..

the new colors have burned my retinas

keep in mind you're asking a bunch of climbers this question - i would imagine the answer is going to be swayed towards removing them since we are not the primary users of it. does anyone know who actually does use the via ferrata? are there via ferrata clubs out there? i've never heard of anyone ac...

is robin barley the dude with the purple hair who appears briefly in the movie first acsent.. just interested like.

Realistically though there's just as much unclimbed rock on the hillside between Gonzales Creek and the Papoose as there is across the Squamish River, the hike is the same length and distance, and you dont need a boat to get there. if it's what i think you're talking about, that stuff is pretty spa...

how much does a bridge cost?

any idea on why the request was denied?

we should get some backing behind this, the rock on that side looks amazing and the bluffs are well.. getting pretty busy.

yeah it certainly looks that way!

hi there,

thinking of heading to bella coola from van.

has anyone driven the road?
is "the hill" an OK road?
any chance of snow on the roads in october?

thanks.

Thinking of heading up tomorrow to do banana peel, what's the chance of it being dry?

are there specific pitches that tend to dry more slow than others or seep?

after another piece of info please..

further down the cliff, more towards channel road there is a sort of S shaped snaking corner crack that ends half way up the face at an anchor.

anyone have an idea of the grade/name?

huh?

with regards to the walk off.. we topped out and proceded to walk further up the slab to a view of the falls with a smallish boulder on the far end of the platform. from here we walked towards the end of the platform and cut down right into a gulley of some sort. following this way we ended up rappi...