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Dave Campbell said:
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There is also the old (Culbert?) buildering guide (1960's vintage). Some good routes (not for the faint-hearted). There was also an article or two in the old VOC Journals (from a couple of years ago" about more builder problems rather than routes.
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There is also a bolt ladder up the west tower on Tower's beach that makes good aid practice
==Introduction==


A few classic "buildering" routes are:
Buildering involves climbing buildings, or other man-made structures not explicitly designed for that purpose. UBC has a long tradition of buildering. There are many established routes around campus. On the most part, this is a fairly "hush-hush" activity, since it's legality is questionable. The best way to get involved is to hang around the right people and get invited on an outting.


Buchanan Traverse
==Route information==


Koerners
There is also the old buildering guide to UBC (1960's vintage). Ask the Archivist about it if you're really interested. Some of the routes can still be done today while others may no longer exist. There was also an article or two in some VOC Journals (see article by Ard Arvin VOCJ 2001/2002).


SRC (up the grates on the east side)
'''A few classic "buildering" routes are:'''


cracks on Hebb
* Buchanan Traverse
* Koerners
* SRC (up the grates on the east side)
* cracks on Hebb
* really scary climb up Hebb Arete
* bolt ladder on west tower of Tower's Beach (good for aid practice)


really scary climb up Hebb Arete
==External Links==
 
[http://www.buildering.net Buildering.Net] has some information about buildering  in general and some UBC specific stuff.

Revision as of 00:10, 17 March 2004

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Introduction

Buildering involves climbing buildings, or other man-made structures not explicitly designed for that purpose. UBC has a long tradition of buildering. There are many established routes around campus. On the most part, this is a fairly "hush-hush" activity, since it's legality is questionable. The best way to get involved is to hang around the right people and get invited on an outting.

Route information

There is also the old buildering guide to UBC (1960's vintage). Ask the Archivist about it if you're really interested. Some of the routes can still be done today while others may no longer exist. There was also an article or two in some VOC Journals (see article by Ard Arvin VOCJ 2001/2002).

A few classic "buildering" routes are:

  • Buchanan Traverse
  • Koerners
  • SRC (up the grates on the east side)
  • cracks on Hebb
  • really scary climb up Hebb Arete
  • bolt ladder on west tower of Tower's Beach (good for aid practice)

Buildering.Net has some information about buildering in general and some UBC specific stuff.