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Rock Climbing
Nestled in Strathcona Provincial Park, Crest Creek Crags offer a range of climbing experiences, from traditional to sport, mixed, and aid climbing. With over 175 routes spread across 15+ crags, climbers of all skill levels can find their ideal challenge.
Accessing the crags is straightforward, thanks to well-built trails that preserve the surrounding forest. Most routes fall between 5.4 to 5.11+, catering to moderate climbers, with top rope access available for all routes.
These crags also serve as excellent spots for learning rock skills like rappelling and anchor setting. With bolted anchors and rappelling stations, climbers can focus on enjoying the climbs without concerns.
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