Approach: Walk along the Mamquam Road up to the fire hazard sign and follow the trail through boulders to the first obvious climb. This is 'Calculus Crack Direct'. You want to head right around the corner.
Pull a short crack move to trees and roots pulling until a second, somewhat longer, crack.
Climb up a broken crack system to baseline ledge. Consider climbing the obvious hand to off-width crack listed as 'St. Bernard P1' instead.
The long obvious hand-crack. Belay just above a bulge. Keep a #3 for the anchor.
Step up and right, following discontinued cracks to a chimney-like feature with a crack inside. Belay off of a combination of cams, bush and slung flake.
Climb up the shallow cracks to a steep hand crack. Belay off of a tree or (70m) link to the top.
Wander up the slab and move left to a low angle crack with a high first step. Belay off of a tree.
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5.7,5.8,5.8,5.9,5.9,5.5 | Assigned grade |
5.10a [5.9 - 5.10b] ++ | grAId |
5.9 | ★★★James Hardy |
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Date: 2022
ISBN: 9781777147129
Your trusty guide through more than 3500 boulder problems scattered around Squamish and the surrounding area. Containing an extensive history of Squamish bouldering, info about planning a trip, as well as countless colour photos, maps and infographics, this guide provides the details for navigating one of North America's top bouldering destinations. It includes a comprehensive list of problems for when you're climbing by yourself, a new Top 100 list featuring boulders from V0 through V14, and even the infamous list of the Squamish 7 Terrors.
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Date: 2018
ISBN: 9780986519147
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Date: 2015
ISBN: 978-0-9877796-5-6
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