Stanley Headwall (Rock) Rock Climbing

From the Trans-Canada, head South on the Radium Highway (93 South) and park at Stanley Glacier Trail. Take the well worn/maintained trail up following a couple of giant switch backs before generally contouring the creek once you have broken into the valley. Continue up the trail until there is a branch for a low-line trail with a sign indicating that the low-line is not the trail - take this. Contour across the scree, generally arcing to the right towards the drainage from the main waterfall - the crag is in the dip in the scree ~50 m to the right of the waterfall. If you aim for the erratic boulder and then head towards the drainage you should be able to locate cairns that mark the final approach trail.

You can also use the two arches on the face as land marks. The crag is left of both of the arches.

Budget an hour for the approach; it is long, but casual.