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Diedre is a six-pitch traditional climbing route on the Stawamus Chief near Squamish, British Columbia. The route is known for its sustained corner climbing on granite and is protected with removable gear rather than fixed sport-climbing bolts. Jim Baldwin and Jim Sinclair made the first ascent in 1962. Diedre is intended for climbers with multipitch experience, competent crack and corner technique, and the ability to manage route-finding and belays.
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Where is the Diedre climbing route?
Diedre is on the Stawamus Chief near Squamish, British Columbia. It is a six-pitch traditional route on granite.
What climbing technique is Diedre known for?
Diedre is known for sustained corner climbing, where climbers use opposing pressure and crack techniques in a granite corner. The route is protected with removable gear rather than a continuous line of sport-climbing bolts.
Who made the first ascent of Diedre?
Jim Baldwin and Jim Sinclair made the first ascent of Diedre. Their route remains associated with the traditional climbing history of the Stawamus Chief.
Is Diedre a sport climb or a traditional climb?
Diedre is a traditional climb, so the leader places removable protection while climbing. Its six pitches and sustained granite corner make it a multi-pitch route rather than a single sport pitch.
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