"Rock Climbing in the Fraser Valley is unique. You can spend a weekend cranking on overhung limestone one day, balancing up slabs the next, and end the weekend with an evening multi-pitch on granite cracks over-looking the Fraser River. Although climbing in the Valley has a long history, it was not until recent years that a push had begun to document the many crags. While a few people may have the old copies of "Elbow Lake Climbing" or the even more elusive copy of "Rock Climbing in the Eastern Fraser Valley, Harrison Bluff", many have spent years finding new crags and routes solely by word of mouth or scouring online for information."