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Sea to Sky (North of Whistler) Climbing
Areas in Sea to Sky (North of Whistler)
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Birken Valley
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Brandywine
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Duffey Lake Road
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Electric Edge
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Gold Bridge and Bralorne
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Green River Bastion
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Joffre Group
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Lillooet Edge
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Mount Athelstan
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Mount Weart
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North Joffre Creek
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Pemberton Boulders
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Phelix Creek
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Suicide Bluff
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Wedge Mountain
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| Elevation: | 695 ft | 212 m |
| GPS: |
50.31739, -122.80379 Google Map · Climbing Area Map |
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| Shared By: | Peter Spindloe on Aug 13, 2007 | |
| Admins: | Mark Roberts, Mauricio Herrera Cuadra, Kate Lynn, Braden Batsford |
Description
Hwy. 99 from Whistler to its terminus at Hwy. 97 near Cache Creek passes through some very mountainous terrain and provides access to fine scrambling and mountaineering, as well as rock climbing and bouldering. Marquee alpine areas include Wedge Mountain and the Joffre group, and there's rock and bouldering to be had near Pemberton.
The summer alpine season is quite short, often limited to August and September, but winter mountaineering and great backcountry skiing can be had. Locals, local shops, and at least four guidebooks provide good information.
Some, but by no means all of the rock climbing in the area is covers in McLane's![]()
guide.
The summer alpine season is quite short, often limited to August and September, but winter mountaineering and great backcountry skiing can be had. Locals, local shops, and at least four guidebooks provide good information.
Some, but by no means all of the rock climbing in the area is covers in McLane's
Classic Climbing Routes at Sea to Sky (North of Whistler)
Mountain Project's determination of the classic, most popular, highest rated climbing routes in this area.
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