Climbing 'Calculus Crack' in Squamish

Calculus Crack is a classic trad multipitch climb located above Squamish, BC, Canada.
The climb follows a prominent crack system up the North Apron on The Chief. The 5.8 crux pitch features an off-vertical splitter finger crack with great options for protection.
Daniel Gunn and I climbed Calculus Crack on June 29th, 2024.
Chapters:
0:00 Approach
0:18 Pitch 1 (5.7)
1:18 Pitch 2 (5.8)
4:07 Pitch 3 (5.6)
4:30 Pitch 4 (5.8 - Crux)
8:51 Pitch 5 (5.7)
12:47 Pitch 6 (5.0)
13:15 Descent

[@myagamez11]

this is incredible!! definitely a bucket list climb for me !!!

[@Skyerider17]

The chief is amazing. And good climbing. I need to get back out and hit the stones again.

[@EthanHeinrichs]

Something special about that place! This was my first time visiting and climbing on granite. Will definitely be back.

[@Coyote_THERIAN-v7h]

Wow! This got my hands sweaty lol, as someone who is scared of heights

[@facelessmiasma4664]

✨Love this✨

[@dustinnerem4691]

I want to know what got you into rock climbing?

[@kaceyjones7694]

I'm a local Alberta climber always looking for new multipitch/trad friends!
I've got 10 years of climbing experience, give me a shout we should climb some time!

[@Vroong232]

How do u get your rope back after gliding back down with ur partner and theres no one up there

[@dtniland]

usually the rope is through big rings on bolted anchors when you rappel, so you can just pull one end through, or it could be slung around a solid tree and similarly you pull one end out.