Routes as sport in Squamish

Starts on a platform with a ring-bolt for belayer. First bolt is around the arete, reach around from the platform before clipping.

When the bolt line splits, stay left.

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.

This is the left-most route of three long 5.12s that tackle the steep featured wall. This climb has a boulder crux with a very long move and a tricky, endurance finish. Look out if you're short! High first bolt.

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 arete just right of Sunny November.

Crux down low then cruisy top.

Though bouldery crux, easier above.

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.

This new line is located between Kenny vs Spenny and Snowglobe. It finishes at an anchor over the lip of the cliff. Enjoy high-quality climbing with multiple cruxes and good rests on one of the longest pitches on the wall.

Shares anchor with Marshmallow Rainbows

Bolted hand crack.

Climbs up the rounded arete in the centre of the crag. Well spaced bolts!

Second route from right on the LEFT wall.

Straight up the slab

Awesome arching corner, tricky at the end if you miss the key holds.

Mixed route bolt to crack to obvious bolt after a bulge.

If you survive the onslaught of technical and balancy cruxes in the bottom half of this pitch, you'll be rewarded with a pumpy and powerful dihedral on better holds.

A short climb with a very powerful move over the overhang.

Start up Promenade, but follow the right-hand line of bolts up 5.10a climbing to an anchor, or continue on for a 5.10b finish above.

Lower-off to the upper platform works fine on a 70m rope; may be ok on a 60m rope from the early anchor.

climb the corner past broken pockets to a short slab with 2 bolts.

a short traverse past one bolt, then follow 4 bolts up a well-featured slab.

Lots of big holds on the easiest route at the crag. Could use a little brush if you get on it, this line grows over quick. Lots of fun

A striking arete formed from fantastic stone. A unique feature for Squamish. Climbs more like sandstone. Amazing

This is, for now, the left-most route on Fern Hill. It climbs a shallow, right-facing corner to a break and then up a technical face above. Good quality for a short climb. Lower off ring anchors on the lip.

Follow the broken crack as it weaves to the top of the wall. Hand jamming proficiency helps immensely.

5 shiney new bolts

A bolted direct start to "Spirit of the West".

The arete of the right wall.

At the Redd wall, continue right to find a few new climbs and some continuing development. Grades should be on a stone at the base of the routes.

Left side of the off width crack. Stay on the right side of the bolts. You can use the other side of the crack to make the climb easier.