The Singularity | 8C Boulder problem at the Grand Wall Boulders

Canada / British Columbia / Squamish-Lillooet

Also known as The Room Project.

Around 2018 the crux hold was chipped making the problem slightly easier. [1]

References

[1] https://www.instagram.com/p/CmHtkP6uRao/

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Ascents

12 successful ascents recorded.

Climber Style Ascent Date Suggested Grade
First ascent.

From a slightly higher start than is typically climbed now.

References

[1] https://www.ukclimbing.com/news/2007/06/tim_clifford_solves_the_room_project_at_squamish-37755

Second ascent.

Nalle climbed the problem from a slightly lower start than the FA, starting with both hands on a low rail where the FA started a move further in with one hand on the rail.

References

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkrkcQi6Jk0

This ascent is dubious, with no footage produced and some prominent locals who are sceptical of his ascent.

Around 60 sessions.

After a poor session, I went home and watched the video of Nalle's send on repeat for 45min. Everytime the video played back, I’d focus on the movements of a different body part. I woke up the next morning pretty sore from the day before, but decided I should try anyway. Everything I learned the night before watching nalles vid on loop definitely had an impact on my tries, in a way I felt like I had learned everything there was to understand about the problem. All that was left to do was close the chapter. I pulled on for my last try of the session, which ended up being my last try ever. [1]

References

[1] https://www.8a.nu/news/ethan-salvo-completes-the-singularity-8c-graee

[2] https://www.instagram.com/p/C3T5uHSLRcZ/?img_index=1

Andy Lamb Boulder | worked 8th Nov 2024
1 session.

A close flash go:

I think most people find the third move the definitive crux. Some people find the second move pretty hard, but it's like mostly the second and third move is definitely the most of the difficulty. But it's definitely possible to fall after that. I did. But on my flash go, I stuck the third move, but was like a little bit shallow on the hold until I went to readjust and dry-fired off it, which I didn't really expect.

References

[1] https://open.spotify.com/episode/3xpGNGkv0wiqkxEdmVRinu

[2] The Careless Talk Climbing Podcast: E200: 9A boulderer draft, Squamish and chat, 27 May 2026