A series of short seaside stacks, about 5 metres in height, in a truly beautiful setting.
Many of these routes are either climbed as top rope climbs or boulder problems. There are no anchors on any routes, so climbs are either finished with a walk-off or protected with tree anchors. When anchoring to trees, please be careful with the arbutus (ideally, don't anchor to them at all), and ensure your anchors are situated as low as possible on the tree trunks. The trail above is frequented by day hikers, and anchors may create tripping hazards.
When approaching, please be mindful of private property nearby. The Stacks are on forestry land.
Two approaches:
Park at the end of Hollingsworth rd and follow the trail south. At the first junction, head left to get to the bay, then trend right to find the Stacks. You'll see them.
Park at the mailboxes at Loubert rd and approach as for Moss Mountain. At the Y junction, take the left branch and follow directly to the bay. From there, trend right to find the Stacks.
The area is popular for bouldering, top rope and the occasional trad lead. Please do not add bolts to any of the climbs.
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