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Location of the crags: Cougar Crag, Tombstone Towe...

Description 

Cypress Falls park is a nice trail system and creek canyon tucked away in West Vancouver. The creek canyon has been popular for beginner canyoneering and adventurous family outings for a while. It is a very popular dog walking trail system for the locals and it's small selection of boulders were highlighted in the 1st edition of Marc Bourdon's Squamish bouldering guide book. There are a couple newly developed crags in the creek canyon that have sport climbs, and mixed gear climbs. It is quite cool even on the hottest summer days and takes a solid week or more to dry after a big rain. Definitely a mid-late summer hiding spot.


Getting There 

To get to the start of the Cypress Falls Trail, head westbound along Highway #1 and take Exit #4 to Woodgreen Drive / Caulfield Drive. At the stop sign, turn right onto Woodgreen Drive. Turn right at the third street on your right called Woodgreen Place. The gravel driveway at the end of the street leads to the parking lot and the trailhead.


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Mountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Cypress Falls:
Undertaker   5.9+     Trad, 50 feet   Tombstone Tower
Cypress Crack   5.9+     Trad, 50 feet   Knuckle Head
Awkward Proposition   5.10c     Sport, 40 feet   Cougar Crag
Cougarlicious   5.10c/d     Sport, 40 feet   Cougar Crag
Pool Boy   5.11a     Sport, 40 feet   Cougar Crag
Tomb Raider   5.11b     Sport, 50 feet   Tombstone Tower
Knuckle Head   5.11b/c     Sport, 50 feet   Knuckle Head
Tombstone   5.11+     Trad, 50 feet   Tombstone Tower
What The Dog Saw   5.11+     Sport, 50 feet   Knuckle Head
Double Shot No Foam Soy Latte   5.12a     Sport, 40 feet   Cougar Crag
Jealous Husband   5.12a/b     Sport, 40 feet   Cougar Crag
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On The Prowl 24/7 5.12b  International : Canada : ... : Cougar Crag
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By Owen Summerscales
From: Los Alamos, NM
Jan 31, 2013

There is of course a plenty of lowball bouldering here, though its getting overgrown. It featured in the previous edition of the squamish bouldering guide but is reproduced quite faithfully at rockclimbing.com
www.rockclimbing.com/routes/North_America/Canada/British_Col>>>