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Shannon Falls from the tourist trail. All of the climbing is to the right of the falls. The area immediately right of the falls contains some classic three pitch slab routes. Further right there are testpiece vertical cracks to be found.
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Looking down Shannon Falls from near the end of the Upper Shannon Falls Trail. This trail makes a nice hike on a rest day. It starts up the Chief back side trail by Oleson Creek, but takes a right at the first BC Parks signpost. From the post it's almost another hour to the very end of the trail.
Shannon Falls. The AMO Wall lies to the left of the falls and is accessed via a gravel path on the left, toward the gondola, before Shannon Falls comes into view.
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Peter Spindloe
Apr 22, 2007
“Shannon Falls from the tourist trail. All of the climbing is to the right of the falls. The area immediately right of the falls contains some classic three pitch slab routes. Further right there are testpiece vertical cracks to be found.”  

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Shannon Falls. The AMO Wall lies to the left of the falls and is accessed via a gravel path on the left, toward the gondola, before Shannon Falls comes into view.
Upper Shannon Falls. This is where Shannon Falls begins to drop. The Elevation here is about 400m. The tourist trail at the bottom of the falls is no more than 100m above sea level.
Looking down Shannon Falls from near the end of the Upper Shannon Falls Trail. This trail makes a nice hike on a rest day. It starts up the Chief back side trail by Oleson Creek, but takes a right at the first BC Parks signpost. From the post it's almost another hour to the very end of the trail.
Shannon Falls from the tourist trail. All of the climbing is to the right of the falls. The area immediately right of the falls contains some classic three pitch slab routes. Further right there are testpiece vertical cracks to be found.
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