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People from all over the world, amateur to pro, flock to Squamish to climb. Trad, sport, bouldering, it's all here, and there's plenty to go around.
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Mt. Baker is one of the biggest and baddest peaks in the Cascades, and it's a world-class spot for ice and alpine climbing.
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Washington Pass is the largest collection of easily accessible alpine rock climbs in the country.
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Vital is Bellingham's premier climbing gym. Whether the weather drives you indoors, or you don't have time to make it to the crags, Vital's got your bouldering needs covered.
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With about 11 routes, Governor Listor Cliff is an excellent crag for sport climbing on the side of Blanchard Mountain.
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There are few better settings for a lazy afternoon of bouldering than a beach flanked by blackberry bushes overlooking Bellingham Bay. Located within 15 minutes of Western Washington University's campus, Clayton Beach is the perfect place for aspiring and experienced climbers to disappear for a while.
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Bellingham ultra runner Daniel Probst is on a quest to bring back the spirit of the historic Mount Baker Adventure Race.
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This was one of those weekends when you need to escape, and the Gold Bar Boulders, located on Highway 2 east of Seattle, was the destination.
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