Left two of the three parallel cracks. very shallow cracks and tight feet make this a challenge

route 8 on the topo
2 Anchor bolts

8. Delta Triple

6. KLIP Crack

14. Lost Meow project

3. Over Easy

2. What now, huh?

10. Moorfast Crack Project

11. Dope

4. Good side of Ugly

13. Big Bruce

7. Anteos Crack

12. D'Hone Crack

9. L.W.T

5. Danforth Crack

Tricky finger crack

Route 13 on the topo
anchors on top or trad rack

Moderate Crack Climb, using either 1 or two parallel hand cracks

Either or both routes 6 on the topo
Top Anchor bolts

Currently a work in progress

Route 14 on the topo
Anchors up top

Starts on "what now, huh?" and traverses over to "good side of ugly". Difficult face moves and a delicate mantle. Avoid the old bolted on holds.

Start on "what now, huh?" and traverse right. Route number 3 on the topo
Use tree as anchors

Crux is the second move or the 3rd depending on how tall you are. Really nice finger tip crack corner route.

Second from the Left. Access the top to build top rope anchors on the trail on either the left or right of the wall.
Use tree on top to build anchors or use trad gear in the nice crack

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Route 10 on the topo
anchors on top

Start on moorfast crack and traverse right about 10 feet up.

route 10 on topo
anchors on top

Head up the arete.

route number 4 on topo
anchor on tree

Easy Crack, currently a little dirty in need of some work

route 13 on topo
top anchors

Easy right to left facing crack, easy free solo route

route 7 on the topo
Top anchors

beautiful layback crack. First move is the crux and is quite difficult if you are short

Route 9 on topo

Easy hand crack

Route 5 on topo
trad rack or top rope off bolted anchors

Best quality granite on the Sunshine Coast. Beautiful clean crack climbing at it's best. Comparable to Squamish rock only a little smaller. Perched above the town of Sechelt this crag offers a great view of the surrounding area and the ocean.

Full sun in the morning but the entire crag is shaded and cool any time after noon.

Not sure of the route names as there has not been an official guidebook for this area yet. Let me know if these routes are already named.

## How to get there

The trail is in a residential neighborhood at the end of Anchor rd.  Be mindful not to block people's driveways.

- Parking 49.480251, -123.764783
- [Google maps](https://maps.app.goo.gl/vUEVbZyi6SYtkBkE7)

Take the trail at the West end of Anchor road for 100 meters/yards.  Go left at the intersection passing an abandon truck.  The crag is about 200m ahead on the left.

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Location

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Routes in Anchor Crag