Routes as sport in Squamish

Large easy slab on the right

Start on top of the tree stump. Climb a series of ledges to the top. A layback crack about midway through is the crux.

Climb the striking arete.

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.

After a steep start, climb over a bulge on good holds then up face, crack, and corner above.

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

Easy climbing down low leads to a tougher sequence at the bulge.

Stem and palm widely across the gully

Crimpy start into a nice angle slab climb with lots of jugs.

The mossy climb just to the left of the arete.

Jug hauling at its finest, with a few more interesting moves interspersed to keep you honest. Soft for the grade.

Crux is just after the first clip. Once on top of the ledge traverse right and then follow the angled face to the top.

A defined crux at the second bolt leads to easier but pumpy climbing above.

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

Tricky traverse start. Stick to the arete zigzagging between both sides straight to the top.

A fun route with the crux coming at the second bolt.

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

This long route is fun and adventurous. The rock quality is good and the moves near the top are enjoyable and athletic on big holds.

Very crimpy start turns into a relatively easy overhang scramble.

Climb the far left gap and then follow the corner all the way up.

Climb the broken gully then step right to below the (high) first bolt. (Easy gear in gully if wanted.) Then up the thin face above.

Follow the arete then in between the flake on to the top of a ledge to finish

Just before going under a large fallen tree. Crux immediately after the first bolt. Be wary of decking on the tree. Very good ledgey holds all the way after the crux. Finish with a traverse around the arete when the crack ends.

4 bolts in 25 meter is after retro bolting! super fun. Big fall potential! not recommended for anyone not comfortable at the grade

To the right of "Too Cool for Homeschool"

A interesting start leads into a mildly crimpy climb.

Slab between crags, avoid holding/stepping on them for full grade, I've been told 5.10b although feels more 10a

A juggy start into some crimpy holds. Finished with an easy runout.

Start just left of The Honeymoon is Over with a tricky opening sequence on a smooth face that leads to better holds on a rail above. Nice climbing culminates with a technical crux high on the wall.

pad up the bolted line just right of center.

Far-right side before the gully

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!

Follow the bolts up the slab.

Great and varied climbing.

Climb the prominent, protruding dyke feature. The moves are never straightforward and the route forces you to surf back and forth around the dyke. Quality.

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.

Start at the very far right of the crag on the mild overhang.

Around the corner to the left of 'Dipsy doodle'. Fun and easy with a reachy finish

Short and sweet. First route you encounter.

Starts where the approach trail reaches the cliff.

1. Climb up past thin slab moves, then left (holds) to a ledge with optional belay (reduces rope-drag) or continue up the slab to a belay in a scoop (8 bolts).

2. Climb up slab to a large ledge. Several other climbs start from this ledge (4 bolts).

3. From the ledge climb up past some delicate foot work, then to a short steep section and then finish (7 bolts).

The big flake next to reacharound

Start on the large suspended log. Follow up the vertical crack onto a large ledge. A high mantle over the bulge into some minor slab. Finish up the left side of a large flake.

Jaunt up to the distinct crux at the overlap. Pull through for more easy climbing to the chains.

Bolted face, optional gear near the start.

High start in the gulley, with ring bolt for belayer.

Climb gently past some large detached blocks into harder climbing in the 2nd half.