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Elevation: 1,732 ft 528 m
GPS: 49.02734, -118.45899
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Shared By: Bill Sperling on Feb 6, 2022 · Updates
Admins: Rukas Fodor, Mark Roberts, Kate Lynn, Braden Batsford, Mauricio Herrera Cuadra

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People have been climbing around Grand Forks since the 1970's. These days Bill Sperling is the #1 on Grand Forks climbing knowledge and route development. According to him "Grand Forks has a climate similar to Skaha Bluffs. In particular, the crags in Gilpin Grasslands Provincial Park can be climbed all year round if it gets above freezing and is sunny. Generally the 4 Gilpin Crags are good from March to June then get too hot to climb in July and August. These crags are also a great place to learn how to identify poison ivy. If you are not acquainted with it already, then you soon will be. In the summer the coolest crag is Cascade Gorge. The best crags to visit overall are Cascade Gorge and Lynch Bluffs. The majority of routes in the area are 5.10 or easier with a lot of beginner friendly shorter sport routes"

PDF Guidebook:
https://wonowmedia.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Grand-Forks-Climbing-Guide-2020.pdf

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All climbs are near the city of Grand Forks.

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