Climbing Near Terrace, British Columbia

The hub for some of the best climbing in Northern BC.   There are many large granite walls for multi-pitch routes and several smaller ones for cragging.  Many crags in the area are well known for easy access, short approaches and huge future development opportunity.  Bouldering, Trad, Sport, Ice, and Alpine opportunities can all be accessed from the Terrace Area.  This region has a diverse set of granite and massive potential for new route development. A guidebook was released in 2022 and has helped gather together lots of local knowledge.  The book can be purchased in Terrace.  A second, bouldering-specific guidebook to the area is still in development. Since the release of the guidebook, new climbs and crags are still being developed so check MP and Northern BC rock for updates.Check out northernbcrock.wikifoundry.… for more information as most of the climbs are not on MP. Approx 550km west of Prince George on Highway 16. There is a regional airport with multiple direct flights daily from Vancouver (1h40min).

Sport climbing on the west side of Terrace Mountain. Ongoing project of John Dyck and other local climbers. Access is incredibly easy, flat and quick. You can see the crags from many areas of town. Heading north on Kalum St. street past the scenic mobile home parks on the right. Just before the hill to the bench turn right onto the dirt road portion of Soucie Ave. About half a block up on the left there is a small parking lot for about three cars. Three meters past this on the same side is a trail into the woods. Although this trail is a bit muddy in sections it is wide and quite obvious. Someone has put some hard work into creating this trail, thanks.

One of several developed crags in the area with only a single bolted route. Follow trail about 4 minutes into the bushes from the trail head following a creek bed, past the turnoff for the access to The Loft. On the right there will be a cleaned swath of rock among the moss. If you hit Fantastic 4 you've gone too far.