Moving to Squamish.
Moving to Squamish.
There's a good chance that I might be moving from Vancouver to Squamish at the end of the summer for a job. I'm female, in my late 20s, have been climbing in Vancouver for the past year or so and will want to get into the climbing scene in Squamish if I do move.
I haven't found much info online about groups/clubs/etc and I don't know anyone in the area who can introduce me to people. Is it easy to meet other climbers in Squamish? Where do climbers tend to meet?
Thanks for any info!
I haven't found much info online about groups/clubs/etc and I don't know anyone in the area who can introduce me to people. Is it easy to meet other climbers in Squamish? Where do climbers tend to meet?
Thanks for any info!
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Hi rainlax,
Welcome to Squamishclimbing.com I'm sure it's not going to take long to feel at home with Squamish and the local climbing scene. People are very friendly and welcoming.
Here are some general suggestions for now:
- One way to meet climbers is to post on this forum in Find a Partner
In Squamish
- The Squamish Mountain Festival happens the second week of July. This is a great time and a great way to meet local climbers by volunteering or participating.
- there is a bouldering Coop in Squamish. Their email is squamishboulderingcoop(at)gmail.com
- The Climbing Shops in Squamish are a good source of info check out Climb On in Squamish and Valhalla Pure
- Also a good way to get to know the area and brush up on skills it to hire a local guide see the linkspage for some options.
Hopefully some others will pitch in with some suggestions as well. If you have any other questions come back and ask.
Good Luck
Welcome to Squamishclimbing.com I'm sure it's not going to take long to feel at home with Squamish and the local climbing scene. People are very friendly and welcoming.
Here are some general suggestions for now:
- One way to meet climbers is to post on this forum in Find a Partner
In Squamish
- The Squamish Mountain Festival happens the second week of July. This is a great time and a great way to meet local climbers by volunteering or participating.
- there is a bouldering Coop in Squamish. Their email is squamishboulderingcoop(at)gmail.com
- The Climbing Shops in Squamish are a good source of info check out Climb On in Squamish and Valhalla Pure
- Also a good way to get to know the area and brush up on skills it to hire a local guide see the linkspage for some options.
Hopefully some others will pitch in with some suggestions as well. If you have any other questions come back and ask.
Good Luck
Many good options listed above but as a rule 20something females in Squam need only to show up in the boulders on a sunny Saturday afternoon and they will make many friends and probably even get invited for drinks or to a party, don't have a crashpad? even better! If you are looking to befriend female climbers however, i have no idea. Good Luck!
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