A unique adventure perfect for a hot summer day. Start matched in the hueco, traverse the seam right to a big move to the arete. Topout above with a tenuous move to the lip.
Watch for the tide. When it's high tide it may not be climbable as the water reaches the start holds. Low tide can also make it difficult to start and may require a sideways dyno from shore. It's best hit inbetween for the most accessible experience.
Check Squamish tides @ https://tidesnear.me/tide_stations/5187
Such an incredible climb and experience. So grateful for the community that made this possible: the people that found this line & shared it, those that built the trail to it, everyone who shared videos that I harvested for beta (and the Kaya crew for making a great place for those videos), the people that were psyched to go on this adventure this evening, the group who shared their SUPs (and the video footage), and so many others I’m not thinking of. Climbing is in many ways a solitary activity – you versus the climb – but the best times are these magical experiences that happen because of the people you’re with and everyone else who came before you.
Bro, we are back! This was an amazing climb I did about a month ago, and it’s wasn’t too bad, except for the large move to the lip, which is harder for shorter people. The view was really sick, and right when we were about to climb it, an orca from a pack showed up and went right under the rock! One of my favorite climbing trips ever and one of the best climbs in Squamish, highly recommend it.