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The Squamish Access Society is dedicated to working on behalf of climbers to protect public access to the climbing areas of the greater Squamish region, to engage as responsible stewards of the climbing environment, and to advocate for access to quality self-propelled recreation. Our work encompasses all the major climbing disciplines.

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Habrich/Skypilot Access Information

May 8, 2010 · Filed under: Uncategorized;

As was reported in April, the Stawamus/Indian Forest Service road has been re-opened. It is the gateway FSR to the Habrich/Skypilot area. Check out this thread from squamishclimbing.com for some more information on how best to access the area given the latest developments.

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Olympic FSR Closures in the Squamish Area

October 24, 2009 · Filed under: Uncategorized;

There will be some Forest Service Road closures during the Olympics. Click here to view the notice from the Squamish Forest District office.

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Welcome to our new website!

October 14, 2008 · Filed under: Uncategorized;
We’re in the process of transferring our information over to this new website. New features will include:
- Subscribe to our site to receive automatic updates on your favourite climbing areas.
- Add your own comments to our news posts and read what others have to say.
- Search the website.
As always, we will continue to provide updates on Squamish access issues.

Send us your feedback, including your thoughts on the Squamish Access Society and our website. We’re always looking for new members and volunteers - learn more on the Join Us page.
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