Cross-eyed offers an inviting yet demanding trad climb at Gobsmacking Wall, located within the rugged Shannon Falls area near Squamish, British Columbia. This single-pitch route stretches about 90 feet across vertical rock that balances technical jamming with accessible holds, perfect for climbers aiming to sharpen their trad skills without committing to a multi-pitch adventure. The wall’s rough granite wears a patina of light dirt from infrequent traffic, making it an underappreciated gem ripe for exploration. Climbers will find a chimney section that dares you to sink jammed hands and feet securely, each movement deliberate and rewarding. The route also features solid jugs, offering moments to shake out tired fingers and prepare for the next challenge. Protection is straightforward here, with good gear placements available throughout the climb; a double rack covers all needs, allowing for confident gear running and minimal risk. Located just a few minutes from the highway, the approach is short and accessible, threading through forested paths where the fresh mountain air sharpens anticipation. This is a spot where nature’s granite quietly demands respect but offers a clear invitation to test your trad repertoire. Whether you’re building comfort with chimney jamming or seeking a sharp, technical move in a friendly setting, Cross-eyed strikes a fine balance between approachable and challenging. Given its relatively low traffic, it’s a chance to enjoy classic Squamish granite with a touch of solitude and personal discovery. Timing your ascent in drier months ensures optimal friction, while footwear with sticky rubber enhances hold security amidst the occasional dust. Hydrate well beforehand and bring a calm, focused mindset – Cross-eyed rewards those who combine technique with steady determination.