Well, it took us long enough to find Brunser, but the pay off was great! After doing some slab and crack, WW and BEC followed their steps back to the trail and found this view.

Summer in Squamish means dry weather which equals zero seepage on the Pet Wall. Anyone working "The Couch" has to deal with the old school run out which gives it a great reputation. Gary is through the crux... he just has to deal with the pump factor.

Perspective at Murrin Park, This is me climbing one of my favorite single pitch routes in Squamish. Photo by S.Hughes.

My friend Aria took this photo of me on (sighting) the couch. I think it came out pretty well.

This is another photo of me taken by Aria on the couch at the pet wall. The rock is gorgeous.

Aria focuses on the send at the parking lot rock in Murrin.

photo by ross suchy claim jumper on nightmare rock in squamish. at least the last time i was in squamton, this rock was actually being threatened due to highway modifications to accomodate the 2010 olympics in whistler. that'd be a shame since one of canada's first 5.12's, sentry box, is on it. three other quality 12's are on this same stone, plus a handful of great 11's. it's definitely one of the distinctive crags in the area. the photo is of myself; i mostly submitted it as a profile pic, but ross did a good job so i left it in medium format.

A solid little climb, not recomended as a first 5.8 or 5.9 route. Gear for the most part is good Mostly larger stuff .5-3.5 camolots covers everything

Picture I took of my brother leading up from the bog. Last climb of the day and too lasy to walk far.

Kathrin seconding Wicker Cranium 5.9 Little Testis 5.10b seen on the right.

Kathrin the ghost belays on A Little Testi

I edited and resubmitted this shot of Ken nearing the anchors of this 5.11. Hope it looks a little better.

Edited and resubmitted. Hope it looks better.

Hopefully I've done this right... Kathryn sending Pleasant Pheasant

Yet another shot of Ken on Pleasant Pheasant. This is the only time I got to take pictures the whole trip, so I have a lot.

On a hot day, when you really can't handle any more approach hikes, head to the Bog Wall - just five steps from the parking lot in Murrin Park, Squamish.

I really enjoyed this route because it requires very little endurance! the start is a boulder problem to jugs, then a small traverse and a strenuous rock over up into an undercling...

My last evening at sqamish was spent doing these 5.6 trad routes at Murrin Park. Great Climbing! Everything felt so pure as the sun was setting :)

Myself attempting a 5.12a that a friend tp for me. I managed to get to the top somehow after spending 15min at this crux. photo by Chris

Recently closed because of its close proximity to the train. A coastal bluff that boasts many classic Squamish granite climbs. This photo was taken two winters ago before the closure.

Here is a pic of Leviticus Wall. It is really a cool wall. People who can free climb these trad lines are unbeleivable. Luckly most of the routes here can be aided. I haven't done any of them but had this pic and thought I might as well post it.

Kevin Higgins seconding this 35m bolted line on the left side of the Petrifying Wall. Since its first ascent in 1986 by Perry Beckham it has seen the bolts on it grow from 5 to 10. photo:Dave Ferguson

Yep, it's official: since the US denied Ross Rebliati entry to the country for admitting to using pot and dashed his hopes for a snowboarding medal at Salt Lake, the Canadian government has decided to modify the flag in protest of the US government's acti

This climb captured our attention as soon as we saw it: a gorgeous corner crack that finished with an incredible arch. Gary hopped on this .10b and did a fine job onsighting it...

Kevin flashes this retro bolted TR climb put up by Royal Robbins in '71. This 5.11b is located in Murrin Park Squamish BC