A whole province
of possibilities.
Start with somewhere familiar. Or find a reason to take the long way home. Short introductions drawn from the guide, with the climbing character and a reference back to the book.
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Approximate locations only—not parking or trailheads. Restricted Field Rock is not mapped.
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Province outlines: Natural Earth.
23 areas
Bearspaw Bluffs
Sandstone cliffs and scattered blocks close to the city.
Big Choss
A wooded limestone boulder field beneath Yamnuska.
Big Rock
A landmark quartzite erratic with a compact mix of problems.
Bonsai Boulders
Low forest boulders, textured rock and a quieter pace.
Cadomin Boulders
A campground bouldering area with important access qualifications.
Cathedral & The Source
Limestone and quartzite boulders in a forested mountain setting.
Field Rock
A documented quartzite erratic on private land.
Frank Slide
A vast boulder field shaped by a long history of local climbing.
Glenwood Erratic
A southern quartzite erratic surrounded by open farmland.
Hoodoo Creek
Limestone boulders and an expansive mountain backdrop.
Jura Creek
A limestone block and short canyon walls with engaging movement.
Little Rock
A town-park quartzite erratic with a compact collection of variations.
Love Den
A quieter limestone stop with problems across a range of grades.
Old Goat
Hillside limestone boulders below the Old Goat Glacier.
Porcupine Hills
Sandstone blocks below a compact cliff band with room for development.
Split Rock
A small city erratic with more climbing than its size suggests.
Takakkaw Falls
A limestone boulder field reshaped by a major rockfall.
The Beach
A sandstone hillside with established lines and a larger landscape to explore.
The Gateway
A mountain boulder field with a strong concentration of harder climbing.
The Nest
Steep canyon-wall climbing with limestone features and drop-off finishes.
Tonquin Boulder
A quartzite erratic with memorable movement in a mountain setting.
Weeping Wall
A small roadside collection beneath a much larger landscape.
White Buddha
Steep limestone, pockets and a seemingly endless supply of link-ups.
Draft summaries adapted from the supplied guidebook. Photos are temporary PDF previews. Current access has not been independently verified.