线路 in Pacific Ranges for selected grade

Start low and traverse right until it is possible to mantle. Slopes and hooks are abundant here. Classic frictiony slopers.

Fixed draws

fun bouldery style climbing

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

Moderate climbing leads to a large, hollow flake. From here, the climbing is interesting and thoughtful on mostly positive holds and great rock. High in the grade. Must do!

Sit start and mantle hard to stand upright on the block. Harder than it looks, weirdly classic.

It's usually located near Superfly (V4) but can be found elsewhere.

The area's money splitter.

Burly fingers to ringlocks through a bulge. Some say .11d

Start at the base of the approach gully and face climb up and right to reach the crux: a banger move in the middle of the smooth wall. Surpris- ingly, it's tons of fun.

This pitch is immediately in front of you when you reach the wall coming up the approach trail. Climb the juggy corner with a crux up high. It's harder than it looks and may be difficult to on-sight.

Top 100 V4.

Smooth slab

Bouldery, technical and fun.

A difficult-to-read crux on the steep, lower wall leads to a rest and a second crux in the off-vertical terrain above.

The VR boulder is located to the left of Vishnu. A new classic line with a big unique V shaped feature. Start sitted matched at the bottom and climb up with finicky foot work. Excellent climb and a must try!!!

Amazing feature. Double cracks - one splitter, the other a feet friendly water runnel.

start on a slopey shelf under an overhang 2.5m right of a tree, boulder left through the overhang and up the short ramp above.

Climb Good Times until it's possible to link into the upper corner of Snowglobe. Worthwhile.

7 Terrors

Fa by Tyson Braun, Kevin Zanatta, 2003

Though bouldery crux, easier above.

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

7 Terrors

Soft for the grade.

Solid at the grade. And sustained.

Start with the two vertical holds on the right side of the boulder.

A hard start match on a big undercling. Fire up to the lip before making your way on the high slab.

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.