Routes as sport in Murrin Park

Large easy slab on the right

Start by scrambling up and under a small roof. Bouldery start to a deep crack running up diagonally to the right. Save some juice for the end.

This is the super-fun, juggy face on the far left-hand end of the Betazoid Wall. There's nothing else like it in Squamish.

left most route on Woodstock

Stem and palm widely across the gully

Start right of Zoe. Climb the dihedral four meters and then branch left to the face. Finish through some slanting ledges to the chains.

to the right of End of Amerika

Starts from the first raised platform above What crag? There is a 5.7 trad and a 5.9 sport in between this route and What Crag?

Ascend a short, bolted arête on the left side of the gully. Steep and tricky to on-sight

Climb the 'Seal Cove Traverse' out to the notch. 'Sole Mate' starts just right of the belay station and heads up on small cracks and sticky slab. Fun Climb!

A tribute to a friend, stellar climber and awesome human Marc Andre LeClerc (1992 - 2018 (RIP). Fun face climbing on either side of right arete.

Quality crimps and slopers up the Arete.

Short and sweet. First route you encounter.

The big flake next to reacharound

Follow the bolt-line left of Cain and Able. Climb through the top of Original Thin to anchors directly above.

This short, intense route follows bolts up a small crag about 15 meters left of Breathe.

Much easier than 10b except one section near the bottom. There is a 5.9 sport between this route and "Mikey Likes It"

Straight up the middle of the right wall, finishing on a finger crack.

right most route on the LEFT wall.

Follow a technical, angling ramp. For 5.10b, step up at the second-to-last bolt and foot traverse the ramp.

This route is characterised by a leftward traverse under a rounded breast-like bulge that leads to a burly finish. Named for the thin crack at the base of the bulge.

Climb up the flake using the right side. You'll soon see why it was called Barn Door. Watch out for decking!

This short, steep route shares the same start as Beat The Clock. It's powerful and features a tough clip. Be quick!

Start up Staples of the Gluten Intolerant, then midway follow the line of bolts diagonally up to the right to the anchors of In the Firing Line. Glue-ins have been replaced with expansion bolts.

Far left of the wall

Route to right of My Hidden Garden

Traverse right along a sharp flake. The crux comes as you pull the lip. A small TCU at the top might be helpful.

Bolted line to anchor under roof. Recommended to stick clip the first high bolt as the crux is right off the deck.

Follow along the giant arch to a tricky roof. Finish with a slab climb.

five or six precise technical moves. Finish by moving around the corner and back up. Direct finish is 11a

Interesting moves up and along the arete.

Just left of a fixed rope, climb up to the first bolt under a small roof. Pull over the roof then follow the arete up to the anchors.

The left-most route. Climb up along the flake and into the unique pothole feature!

The route in the middle. Start on good edges then go right into the undercling then up.

The right-most route. You can start standing on the rock, clip the first bolt, then move left and up.

Shares anchor with Marshmallow Rainbows

Second route from right on the LEFT wall.

The arete of the right wall.