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A year of recorded climbing

Squamish monthly climbing activity

October 2025–September 2026 · Mountain Project

In this snapshot, July 2026 had the most tick records (9,241), followed by August 2026 (7,208). The year contains 28,414 tick records across 862 routes with records, from 1,212 eligible routes.

These are records from one observation window. They do not measure visitor numbers, crowding, weather quality or verified ascents. For trip timing, use the destination’s season guidance.

Monthly records

Squamish · October 2025–September 2026 · tick records
MonthRecordsRoutes with recordsMost recorded sector
384172Stawamus Chief153 records
7560Stawamus Chief42 records
2019Stawamus Chief9 records
222114The Smoke Bluffs102 records
11066The Smoke Bluffs56 records
11973The Smoke Bluffs64 records
839247The Smoke Bluffs347 records
2,427411Stawamus Chief943 records
3,605520Stawamus Chief1,409 records
9,241578Stawamus Chief3,012 records
7,208592Stawamus Chief2,761 records
4,164522Stawamus Chief1,581 records
Full observation window28,414862 unique routesMonthly route counts overlap

Most recorded sectors

The eight sectors with the most records in this window, grouped by the source’s sector or parent-area identity. Each source link is an example route in that group.

  1. Stawamus Chief

    10,372 tick records · 344 routes with records

    Calculus Crack on Mountain Project
  2. The Smoke Bluffs

    8,318 tick records · 119 routes with records

    Penny Lane on Mountain Project
  3. Shannon Falls

    3,107 tick records · 57 routes with records

    Klahanie Crack on Mountain Project
  4. Murrin Park

    2,617 tick records · 102 routes with records

    Hypertension on Mountain Project
  5. Mamquam FSR

    1,764 tick records · 97 routes with records

    Eye Catcher on Mountain Project
  6. The Malamute

    1,210 tick records · 20 routes with records

    Quagmire Crack on Mountain Project
  7. Highlander

    292 tick records · 7 routes with records

    Arc Strike on Mountain Project
  8. Paradise Valley Boulders

    152 tick records · 16 routes with records

    Simply Paradise on Mountain Project

Sources & methodology

Source
Mountain Project: Squamish
Geographic scope
The Squamish hierarchy; both Sea to Sky areas excluded.
Observation window
–, inclusive. Counts use the recorded climbing date.
Snapshot collected
(UTC). This is a frozen snapshot, not a live feed.
Route eligibility
1,212 routes from the frozen source inventory with official average ratings of at least 3 on Mountain Project’s 4-point scale, across the included grades and climbing types.
Counting
Sum the source’s dated tick records by route and calendar month. Routes with at least one record count once per month and once across the full window. All displayed records are retained; a tick does not necessarily mean a successful ascent or a unique visitor.
Record visibility
28,414 public records. Private records are unavailable from this source; zero private placeholders are not evidence that none exist.
Coverage limits
Every route in the frozen eligible inventory was checked. This does not establish that every source record or real-world climb was collected. 6 routes reached the source’s 500-record limit with the oldest returned date inside this window; earlier in-window records may be missing.
Unmapped routes
0 routes without map coordinates contribute 0 records to these totals. They are retained in the analysis.

Logging habits, source popularity, route selection and a single year’s conditions all affect these counts. Totals from different sources and destinations should not be treated as comparable measures of climbing traffic.

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