Face the Music presents a compact, intense test of sport climbing skill set along the rugged sea-to-sky corridor between Squamish and Whistler. The single pitch climbs approximately 45 feet on a wall that offers a measured progression of technical moves leading to a challenging boulder problem crux about two-thirds of the way up. The route’s granite surface invites climbers to engage a blend of balance, finger strength, and precise footwork, providing a sharp contrast between smoother lower sections and the powerful sequence near the top. Throughout the climb, five well-spaced bolts with permadraws provide solid protection, enabling climbers to push confidently into the hardest moves while managing fall potential with care. The positioning within The Circus sector gives the line exposure to the fresh mountain air and occasional sun patches, creating varied conditions depending on time and weather. Approaching the climb is straightforward, with trails that wind through forested slopes before opening onto the rock face. This proximity to Squamish offers quick access without sacrificing a sense of retreat into a wild climbing environment. Climbers should prepare for dynamic movement on the boulder problem crux, as the rating reflects a step up from moderate sport climbs to a sustained challenge demanding both technique and power. Footwear with a slight downturn and sticky rubber will maximize contact on the slabby holds and crimps, while hydration and timing are essential when tackling this route during warmer months. Face the Music rewards those willing to tackle its concentrated difficulty with a satisfying send and a keen sense of accomplishment in one of British Columbia’s most vibrant climbing zones.