Secondly, we're not what you could call great climbers, so our descriptions of many of the harder climbs will be from the ground only. Of course, contributions are more than welcome. This also raises the question of multiple grading on routes - the line of University Wall for instance is pretty inspiring, but there's no way we could hope to free-climb it, so we will be maintaining information on aid (clean of course) ratings for climbs like this.
Lastly, while this page currently only covers climbing in the Squamish area, it would be great if it could eventually be expanded to cover the full gamut of climbing available in South-Western B.C. If anybody has anything to contribute towards that end (say, a trip report on climbing Slesse, that new climb in the Coquihalla canyon, or whatever) then by all means submit them and I'll add it.
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