Routes as sport in Whistler Region

Great slab climbing, tricky Crux thin feet. if you are a excellent slab climber this might feel like a 5.9, but to the average 5.9 climber you will probably struggle at the crux

The bolts have been removed from this route and it has returned to nature.

Nearly killed my belayer when I ripped an exfoliating chunk of rock off.

fun balance type climbing the holds are there but not juggy. A tricky crux past the last bolt on thin holds.

Bouldery moves, Pretty much a bolted boulder problem

Sweet arrête with a reachy start. On the far right of the mid wall

Fun 5.10a climbing up to the 3rd bolt the a amazing crux's on great side pulls. Very sequency. Middle route on the mid wall

The start has thin feet and is balancy then crispy to pockets. Its pumpy.

Great route, the go to route in the crag, excellent crimps side pulls pockets.

Sequency, lots of hold but they are not so good.

easy 5.11 climbing to a thin crux at the top.

stem to below the roof, find some feet go left up and around

A pumpy start with good holds into thin holds at the crux past the small roof to the 4th bolt. Once you're past that a few easy moves and you're at the chains.

balancy on thin slopy holds

balancy on thin slopy holds

a bit more interesting than Mossy and Chossy

enjoyable, consistent, thin slab climbing.

These next 3 routes share one top-anchor.

reachy moves over several bulges.

bouldery start. second crux up high.

start directly below the arete. follow the black bolt hangers up it's face, then step over to the right wall, behind the big flake, past the little tree to an easy undercling finish.

These last 2 routes share one top-anchor. pull around the little roof, to the right. follow the arete, lay-backing up the big flake, then romp to the top!

dance up over the bulge to a reachy crux, then scamper to the top.

The best route here.

Good.