Start in corner off the ledge through fun holds. The route gets steeper and the holds get smaller before pulling a final roof.

Douchbags or Underdogs

Apocalypse Meow

Squampton Sticker on a Rollls Royce

Craptastic

Stem or Struggle

Scruffy Fern Hole

Nocturnal Disruption

Old and the Ugy

Land of Leggings and Loafers

Elitepisst

Shots Fired

Bress Friends

Middle Aged Madness

The Sherriffs Vag

Baloney Pony

Climb easy but chossy terrain to the first bolt before executing a leftwards traverse on flakes to a big jug ledge shared with Middle Aged Madness. Stay left on more shared holds before a much harder crux move to exit right. Easy finish out right, or just finish the last moves on Middle Aged Madness for no change in difficulty.

Start on Old and the Ugly and link into Middle Aged Madness at the juggy shelf. Avoids some of the more difficult moves on both routes.

-  Lead up featured wal to a roof with good holds, vertical to finish

Turn down Powerhouse Spring FSR off of Mamquam fsr, head down hill , after road veers right you will see a wet land on your right side, just pass this you will see a large boulder 10m off road on your left, 0.6 km from Mamquam FSR. park here (this is the "classic rock" boulder field)<br />HEad North through the boulders in the woods, trail meanders through the classic rock boulders  last boulder will be on your right (classic slab) and trail will continue left ,   winding up hill  once at top of hill the trail leads along side a very large boulder, . Parkland Crag will come into view through the trees 15 min , hike to right past Parkland continuing up hill, trail will continue around the bottom of small cliff that is wet or waterfall most of the yr, trail will take you to far left end of cliff, cliff conitnues right going around massive fir tree(please protect) to all centre right routes.
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Some face climbing down low leads to funkier movement up high before a final pull-over onto the ledge.

Start in a corner and work up between the arête and opposite face. Unique rock with some sharp holds.


Steep and savage looking roof with another difficult boulder problem over the lip.

Info provided by Tyler Southam



Bolted line right of Elitpisst and starts on and moves out left of The Sheriff's Vadge.

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Difficult start to a big jug, followed by a hard, steep finish.

The obvious line tackling the severe overhang on the left side of the crag. The climb starts with a mantle onto a ledge. From the ledge, some moves on smaller but incut flakes bring you into the roof, followed by a series of juggier holds to the lip. The cruxy pull onto the headwall is reward with a somewhat strenuous rest before a few technical moves to the anchors.

Follow the steep arête to a headwall. Technical, sustained, and interesting climbing.

Start on arette, crips, jugs, a sloper and vertical...everything you could ask for

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Start up through chossy shelves past the first bolt and onto a giant horn (shared with the left route, The Sheriff's Vag) to clip the second bolt. Execute a cruxy sequence to gain a jug ledge out right. One more cruxy sequence through a thin, sharp flake leads to an easy finish.

Start in broken stepped rock at base of roof, head right steeply towards orange colored rock and giant "rest horn". good holds till there then steep difficult crux, easier climbing once you pull roof.  Great fun overhanging route. Belayer has some good photo vantage points.

"Valleycliffe Heights" (VCH) is another sport climbing wall in the Crumpit Woods area. The wall is located a short but steep 10 minute hike uphill from Powerhouse Springs Road. There are a number of uniquely steep and juggy routes for Squamish, though the rock quality leaves something to be desired.

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Routes in Valleycliffe Heights