Murrin Park

Situated just south of the main Squamish smoke bluffs and highway corridor, Murrin Park offers a distinct forest setting featuring lower-elevation granite climbing clustered around forested trails and Browning Lake. The area is particularly well-known for shorter, accessible single-pitch routes, excellent friction slabs, and a collection of striking boulders nestled in the trees. Due to its dense tree canopy and proximity to water, the rock can hold moisture after rain, but the quick-drying south-facing aspects see plenty of sun during drier months. It serves as a popular alternative to the larger granite walls nearby, offering a relaxed roadside atmosphere with a mix of traditional and sport routes.

From the Cleveland Ave/Hwy 99 intersection, drive about 9km south, the parking lot will be on the right (do not park along the highway, you will be fined). If you pass Browning Lake, you've gone too far. From the parking lot, you can access every area except Seal Cove. Note that the Murrin Park parking lot has a gate that is locked at sundown. Busy on nice weekends.