Squamish climbing partner 7-11 Aug
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Hi folks, |
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TT, |
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TT Niranjan wrote:Hi folks, I am in Squamish on 10th and 11th Aug and am seeking a suitable climbing partner. Itinerary: (or shall I say, wish) 10th afternoon: Arrive in Squamish, do some single-pitches, get a feel for the local rock, and familiarize with my partner. 11th: Early start and do a nice multi-pitch, The Chief or any other. 12th: Some more single-pitches before I head back. Gear: I can bring a 60m rope (single or half, depending on need), draws, and a small rack. Experience/goal: I am primarily a sport/alpine climber, but can follow trad with a stronger partner. My grades are low, 5.7-5.9 or thereabouts, but I am a solid belayer, have enjoyed long routes, 20+ pitches in my grade, and have done about a dozen classic alpine/mixed routes in the Alps: hikr.org/user/Niranjan/. Since my climbing experience is limited to Europe and India, I need someone local who can climb safely and show me the local ways. I can't really afford a guided climb and probably wouldn't enjoy it so much; have never done it before. Logistics: I have booked a room with two beds for 10th and 11th at the Mountain Retreat Hotel, feel free to stay with me if you like. I'll cover the costs (stay/food/park fees) if I am with a stronger climber who can lead a nice multi-pitch. Please reply if you'd like to discuss more or have other suggestions/tips to share. Otherwise, thanks for reading so far :) Thanks, TT HeyTT, |
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You can head to the Chief campground when you get there and put up a poster looking for a partner. Include a reliable contact method, and you'll have no problems finding someone. |
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How are the conditions with all the fire and smoke? We want to go too but that's kind of holding us back. |
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Cool, thanks a lot for these responses guys. |


