New Squamish

Continuing past the cliffline talus, a faint trail will take you to the two large boulders of New Squamish. A great place to warm up if you don't mind the extra approach. The problems aren't quite as epic as their namesakes, but there are a couple of good easy ones. A steep trail will take you down the hill and back to the main approach trail. You can also continue on a faint trail to scramble down the talus to Gatekeeper.

Grade Distribution

Routes

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    NameGrade ↑Star ratingDescription
    Cobra CrackV0-⭐⭐⭐
    Climb the face anywhere between the off-width crack and the right side of the face. Several variations. The left side, using the crack is Cobra Crack.
    Banana PeelV0⭐⭐⭐
    Start on the high crimp and climb the tall slab, trending slightly right through the obvious L shaped corner/ledge. Climbing straight up and eliminating the L is also worth doing and is only slightly harder.
    DiedreV0⭐⭐⭐
    Climb up the right side of the high slab using the arête.
    DreamcatcherV0⭐⭐
    Climb the broken face left of the offwidth to a glorious juggy lip at the top. The rock is actually pretty solid despite its appearance.
    Over the RainbowV0⭐⭐
    Climb the left side of the slab.
    The Grand WallV0⭐⭐
    Climb the shallow broken corner. Watch for loose rock!
    Angel's CrestV1⭐⭐
    Sit start and climb the right side of the arête.
    Heavy DutyV1
    Sit start at the low lip of the slab.
    The Ultimate EverythingV1⭐⭐
    Sit start with your right hand on a side pull jug near the blunt arête. Climb up and slightly left through the ledge.
    Heavy FestV2-
    A bit of a squeeze job. Start sitting between the two boulders and climb the right side of the arête, trying your best not to dab the boulder behind you.
    Squamish ButtressV2⭐⭐
    Climb the face left of the arête. The face climb that eliminates the left arête is only marginally harder.
    The Facebook InsultV3
    Start sitting below the arête and climb it.
    Zombie RoofV3⭐⭐⭐
    A real shorty. Sit start on the low jug and surmount the blunt arête.