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  1. Begin on a blocky pitch of 5.8 with a pin. Climb up to a large ledge and belay. Climb the magnificent Angel's Crack, a diagonal hand and finger crack, at 5.10a. Belay on a good ledge at its end. Next, climb a difficult face, the crux, at 10b past 2 bolts and up into a corner.

  2. Angel’s Crest is a “must do" multi pitch rock climb for any rock climber that visits or lives in the Squamish area. Jam packed with interesting rock climbing up to 5.10 in difficulty, Hand jams, face, ridge traversing and exciting exposure. This Squamish multi-pitch classic rock climb has it all!

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  3. Angel's Crest. Location: North Walls. Grade: 5.10b. Pitches: 14. This excellent and adventurous climb is a step up from the Squamish Buttress. There are four pitches of 5.10 and the route is longer.

  4. Aug 3, 2021 · The Angel's Crest is likely the most beautiful route of its grade in Squamish. The line takes you up a perfect ridge from low on the Stawamus Chief all the way up to its summit. The bulk of the climbing is moderate and most of the cruxes are short...but you have to be on your A game.

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  5. Incredible 5-star climb on the North Gully of the Sheriff's Badge, Squamish British Columbia! ️ My 30 day CLIMB LIKE ALEX HONNOLD Challenge http://bit.ly/3...

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  6. Angel's Crest is one of the longest multi-pitch classics in Squamish, following the crest just south of the North Gully all the way to the top of the Chief. This adventurous route has a nice alpine-feel to it due to its length, its position, and the views.

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  8. Jun 22, 2016 · Angel’s Crest is a Squamish 5.10 Classic. The first ascent of this classic 13-pitch 5.10b was by Les McDonald, Hank Mather and Fred Becky in 1962. The route climbs the edge of the North Gully along the top of the Sheriff’s Badge.

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