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July

Wedgemont Lake at the top of Wedge Mountain. A steep hike, but well worth it.

Wedgemont Lake

Mount Currie, in Pemberton about 30-40mins drive north of Whistler.

Mount Currie

The view of Mount Currie from Pemberton.

Mount Currie viewed from Pemberton

Shannon Falls Main Observation Platform in Squamish.

Shannon Falls Main Observation Platform

Approach to Spankys Wall in Summer. There are a few rock climbing routes on it. Mostly 5.9 sport.

Approach to Spankys Wall

Belaying a fellow climber at Spankys Wall on Blackcomb Mountain.

Belaying at Spankys Wall

Close up of Greg on 'You'll Go Blind'. A 5.9 sport climb on Spankys Wall - Blackcomb Mountain.

Close up of Greg on You'll Go Blind

Rock Climbing on Spankys Wall, Blackcomb Mountain.

Greg climbing Spankys Wall

The Half Pipe for the Whistler Summer Ski and Snowboard Camps.

Half Pipe at Whistler Summer Camp

Hiking to Spankys Wall during the Summer for some Rock Climbing.

Hiking up to Spankys Wall

Mike leading another 5.9 on Spankys Wall. Forgotten name of climb, will update later.

Mike leading

Another of Mike leading the 5.9.

Mike leading - again

Mike leading 'You'll Go Blind' - a fun 5.9 arete climb on Spankys Wall. Blackcomb Mountain.

Mike leading Youll Go Blind

Mike onsighting the 5.9 with the forgotten name.

Mike onsighting

Nicole climbing You'll Go Blind- Spankys Wall, Blackcomb.

Nicole climbing You'll Go Blind

Mike and Nicole climbing Spankys Wall on Blackcomb Mountain.

Nicole climbing Youll Go Blind - Mike leading

Greg climbing Spanky's Wall. Great views while you climb !

Spanky's Wall

Spankys Wall on Blackcomb Mountain. A number of 5.9 climbs, mostly sport.

Spankys Wall on Blackcomb Mountain