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To climb you’ll need a harness, climbing shoes and helmet.

I supply helmets and harnesses for private bookings.

If you need climbing shoes, these can be rented from Climb On, downtown Squamish.

Your guides will supply all the technical equipment such as ropes, rack, first aid kit, rescue.

A complete packing list will be provided for you upon completion of booking.

In addition to Climb On, Valhalla Pure Squamish is an excellent outdoor apparel and gear shop with climbing rentals.

No experience necessary! First time climbers can end up climbing many routes in a day! We have some amazing areas that are ideal for learning to climb.

For folks with more experience, you can request specific climbs or styles or your guide will be sure to choose climbs that are a combination of challenging and fun for you.

Absolutely.

There are a number of excellent areas to take the whole family climbing in Squamish. Often little kids love just swinging in their harness.

I recommend a starting with a half day if the kids are under 10.

Lets chat to decide what would be the best option for your family.

After a conversation with your guide to chat about your previous climbing experience and expectations, we’ll be able to determine what routes up the Chief would be best for you.

If you haven’t climbed outside much before, we can work together to dial in your stamina, crack and slab skills to best set you up for an ascent of the Chief. There are some great shorter Multipitch climbs to get started, if have no previous outdoor climbing experience. Lets chat to discuss.

All the folks who guide for Kinley Aitken Guiding are ACMG certified guides with a shared passion for climbing and providing the highest level of guiding. They are not only talented climbers and personable guides, they are also friends and climbing partners who will communicate closely with me to make sure your day out is safe and full of learning and adventure.

We can set you up with one of our amazing Alpine or Mountain Guides for your alpine objectives and goals.

While climbing in Squamish is possible all year long, the best bet for Multipitching and longer stretches of dry weather is between April and October.

Most instructional sessions can take place rain or shine as there are numerous sheltered areas to single pitch climb in event of rain and many Multipitch climbs dry extremely quickly after wet weather.

There are MANY amazing places to eat and drink in Squamish. Some favourites include:

Fox and Oak

Sunflower Bakery and Cafe

Counterpart Coffee

The Salted Vine

Saha Eatery

Taka Ramen

Samurai Sushi

Sunny Chibas

Flipside Burgers + A Frame Brewing

Luis Tacos

Backcountry Brewing …

There are a multitude of accommodation options in Squamish; campgrounds, hotels and the Squamish Adventure Inn (hostel) as well of Airbnb. Google is definitely going to be your best bet for booking.

BOOK EARLY - accomodation gets really busy in the summer.

The Stawamus Chief Provincial Park Campground is first come first served.