Squamish

In the summer of 2018, during a three-month road trip, Jimmy Webb made a spontaneous decision to try "Dreamcatcher", the iconic Chris Sharma route in Squamish, British Columbia.

BD Athlete Hazel Findlay is known for her rad trad ability, whether she’s freeing El Cap or climbing crumbly sea-cliffs with sparse protection. When she arrived in Squamish last summer, a friend and fellow Brit knew just the route she should try.

Uncut (and unruly!) footage of Alex Megos sending Dreamcatcher (5.14d) in a day! Squamish, BC. Chris Sharma made the first ascent of the route back in 2005.

Three friends going on a three week trip in the magical forest of Squamish. Unfortunately, they had to leave after two weeks because of massive rainfalls; they still had a lot of fun and did send a few lines, sadly leaving others behind.

Neither rain, lightening nor a leaky camper-van is going to stop the Lost crew from finding the best bouldering problems in Squamish, BC. Or at least the overhung, less wet ones... The Lost crew drive to British Columbia and find themselves amongst old growth Evergreen trees and huge granite blocks to climb.

On February 16th, 2015 while visiting Squamish, BC, Adam Ondra attempted "Dreamcatcher" (5.14d) despite wet conditions. Adam tried to flash the route, but it didn't work out. He fell in the third boulder in the finger slots due to grabbing the wrong part of the crack, but also states in an interview that he would definitely have fallen off the very top.

There was the EpicTV version and now we present the RV Project version of what was, for all involved, a very fun day. Well, Alex probably enjoyed some of it anyway. The rest of us had a blast.

Squamish, BC. World-famous climber Alex Honnold celebrates his 29th birthday by doing the thing he loves most: climbing. Most climbers would settle for a numerically appropriate 29 routes to celebrate their 29th birthday, but not Alex.