Routes as trad in Squamish

Follow the flake just right of Howe, It Goes. No bolts at the top

Ramp, flake, stem, overhang corner, step out, lyback. everything in 12m

Climb the corner crack right of Holiday in Cambodia. Anchor to the trees.

Climb the very obvious and large crack on the left side of the wall. Anchor is the same as The Mechanic.

Large wide corner. No anchor at the top.

Technical thin crack. No anchor at the top.

Start up the ramp then move left onto the steep wall. Use positive holds to continue upwards. No anchor bolts at the top.

Left variant of Sunny Boy. Shoot left midway after large crack.

Tree Anchor

Climb past a fixed pin in a shallow corner right of Jesus Eyes. Continue up to a leftward traverse into a crack, pull onto the Wakey Wakey slab and climb to a high anchor. The name Bellevue was given to a 1962 climb graded 5.6 that seems to match the modern line of Fallout. The disparity in grades has created much confusion.

Start as for Xodus, but follow the diagonal fault from left to right across the wall to finish on Horrors Of Ivan.

Climb right of Mr. O'clock past a bolt. Move into the Horros of Ivan cave; finish above on good but spaced pro.

Start this excellent link-up by climbing to the first bolt of The Pass. Head left and up to the Horrors Of Ivan cave, then traverse leftward to finish at the top of Mr. O'clock.

The corner. Clip the second-to-last bolt of Original Thin before face climbing out left. Hike right to the chains.

Begin with Staples of the Gluten Intolerant but continue straight up the corner to some small roofs. Finish with some face climbing and slanted ledges. Good 2-3 size cam between bolt 2 and 3.

Climb the short broken crack on the face to the ledge.

Climb the crack that starts above the pyramid cracks to anchors on the arete.

Climb the slightly over-hanging corner, then finish up and left to anchors.

Boulder problem off ledge (2 bolts) then follow arete to anchors.

Start up the Y-crack and take the right branch.

Start up the Y-crack and take the left branch.

Layback up the massive fin-shaped flake

This tall face requires good technique. Quality.

Climb the first of the three smooth, right-leaning cracklines on the slick wall to the right. This one is dirty

The most striking line on the face follows an obvious diagonal weakness. It protects well, but is challenging to on-sight.

The thin seam on the right is more bouldery but less sustained than its left-hand neighbour. The crux is low. Quality!

Climb The Gunslinger to the top of the corner then hand traverse right.

Climb a very deep right-facing corner to a chimney up high. Good quality and easier than it looks.

Gear to 4" or 5", starts just right of Reacharound

Up the middle of the big flake next to the reacharound

Cams to .75