Kelsey (prezwoodz) frees a nut while following up Diedre 5.7 on the Stawamus Chief, Squamish, BC.

The first pitch of Snake only has about 30 feet or 5.6 climbing before some 3rd class stuff so we thought it fasted to solo it.... This was our last day climbing in Squamish and possibly the best! After this we ran over and did St. Vitus...

I am up on Diedre on the Apron. My first time out west to climb. Nice that it was on Squamish granite.

Pat cleaning the pitch up the sickle shaped corner on a cloudy day. Good fun.

Kip and I after we had just topped out. I think it took us somewhere around 5 hours because the party in front was very slow and wouldnt let us pass but it was still and awesome climb

John didn't see much need for protection on most of this route as we head up during the first few pitches of Diedre. We started early in the morning and topped out mid afternoon on the top of The Chief. We had the route all to ourselves all day. Wonderful climbing and a totally awesome day.

Stopping for a bite while waiting for the crowd

View down from p2, waiting for the crowd to get going

Mikey sets up another bellay as I get ready to travers over a nice granite slab.

Mikey placing gear as we work our way up the Apron on the Chief. This was an awesome line!

Just a little run out and hangin out on the edge.

Here's Phil seconding the second pithc of Snake, a nice pitch of 5.8

Ron belaying Alanna on Banana Peel. A fun but often crowded 5.7 on the Apron

Grand having a good time on the last pitch of Diedre on the Apron in Squamish. (for photo assignment #2 - showing emotion)

Megan following on the third pitch of Diedre, with another team from Oregon waiting at the anchor below.

Andre Ike of West Coast Mountain Guides leads Diedre as I belay from below. This was my first multipitch.

Chris and I on the Apron during a beautiful dry spell in February after finishing the crux traverse of Snake.

A view of the harbour from the last pitch of Snake on the Apron, Squamish BC over the labour day weekend 2004. Hee-Won Oh's first time climbing granite and did fine until peeling off the 5.9 crux traverse.

I took this photo from the hiway, of an unknown party climbing Calculus Crack. There is another party on South Arete beside them.

This was taken on the apron about halfway to 3/4 of the way up. I just reached out and snaped a pic. Everyone who has seen the shots from our trip really likes this one. photographer: Mike Riff

Great view of the 4th pitch of Diedre (5.8) on the Apron of the Chief in Squamish BC. This is Ray leading and Chris belaying.

lots of differant routes on the apron, from a 5.9a to a 5.11c there are a lot of rest spots a long the way up.

First pitch of snake on the apron. I was moving the rope around and My fiend Pia took the picture.

I took this picture of John on this route juring our recent trip to Squamish.An awesome route with incredible views!!

I got full-time-climb to stop the van on our way out of Squamish so I could take this shot of 2 climbers on this awesome route.