Climbing Near Burnaby, British Columbia

In theory there are three boulders here. In reality, there is one actual boulder and two tiny chest height boulders. You'll have more fun if you stick to the big one. Grippy, coarse granite and dries very fast. Most of the business is at the bottom, with easy top-outs. The tree on the north face is now gone. The Big Boulder: The side facing the road has harder problems, while the side facing into the forest has easier problems. Downclimb to descend. The boulder is 200 meters west of the Intersection between Burnaby Mountain Parkway & Gagliardi Way. The closest parking is on a gravel pull out 900 meters northwest of the boulder next to the Trans Canada Trail. Park here, and walk the path that parallels the road back up the way you came. The main boulder will be on your left just inside the forest edge. Other "boulders" exist farther into the forest, but are really too small to have any climbing on them.

(PAGE IS UNFINISHED) several small and medium-sized granite boulders on the various trails. Each boulder will have approach description as they are all far apart.

More of a hill, on the coldest winter days Burnaby mountain can form an interesting collection of icicles dripping off of eroding cirques of dirt that make for a bit of a novelty day out swinging tools into ice, frozen dirt, ferns, and logs. For the ice and jungleneering drive to the north side of Burnaby mountain and park at the bike park at 8486 Barnet Hwy, Burnaby, BC V3H 1J2.