After Skaha, Jen and I drove to Rossland to meet up with her friend from university days. I’ve been to this cool little town once in the winter years ago, and I loved it. The
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Skaha is one of those places that I’ve always meant to visit, but never had the opportunity. Being a climber who started climbing in Eastern Washington, I heard about this place just across the border
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Lord Of The Squirrels has been on my list for a long time. It’s the big ride in a place where a lot of the rides are big. The loop was about 15 miles and
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Finally… After coming up to Squamish every summer for over a decade, I finally got the chance to do the Grand Wall. It was supposed to be a rest day, a badly needed one, but
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Well, we did a four-day loop of driving, and now we’re back in Squamish. Honestly, that’s just fine with me. This place is incredible, and I have a few projects I still want to complete.
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Instead of heading straight back to Squamish after running from the smoke, we came through Vancouver to visit with Jen’s family a bit. While we were there, they came up with an afternoon adventure for
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Well, the plan to go East got shut down in a really big hurry. By the time we reached Revelstoke, air quality was extremely bad from all the forest fires around, and it looked like
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After about five weeks, Jen and I decided to leave Squamish. The plan is to head to Revelstoke for some biking, and to visit some friends before going over the pass to Banff, Canmore, and
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Most of our days in Squamish have been pretty chill. Cragging, biking, half-day multi pitch routes, and so on. But, ever since we got here I have had an urge to go big and see
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Blazing Saddles is an incredible looking pitch. It looks like it should be way harder than the 5.10b grade it gets, which generally makes for really fun climbing. But, it’s kind of in the middle
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