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BOULDERFEST 

Saturday, August 1,2026

We want to extend a big thank you to everyone who attended Boulderfest 2026! And we would also like to thank our sponsors and volunteers who helped make this event such a huge success! 























We hope to see you back next August for Climb Nova Scotia's biggest summer event! 

Boulderfest is a weekend of beautiful coastal climbing, bouldering clinics,
prize giveaways, and much more. 


We welcome boulderers of all skill levels, backgrounds and ages.
(Youth under 19 must be accompanied by an adult.)


First timer? Awesome! We will have volunteers to make you feel welcome!
Seasoned? You know the drill! We can't wait to see you!

 

 

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Please note this contest is now closed. Please see below for the winning design!

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Please email entries & questions to:   member@climbnovascotia.com

Please click here for more details!

 

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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Parking and registration is at OCEAN SPRAY B&B (Rod’s place) in West Dover.

All users on the island are expected to leave no trace. For more information, review the following information to learn more.

​We are planning the boat schedule and will have more information coming soon. 

Please be respectful of Giz and Rod’s efforts and try to transport everyone in a timely and safe manner.

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In the event of rain, the event may be rescheduled for a day later – meaning that boats will leave Sunday morning and return Monday. If CNS decides to reschedule we will notify you via email, on the website and Facebook at noon on Friday.

What to bring

  • Tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad and/or tarp & bivy bag

  • 4L of water per person minimum!

  • Sunscreen, sunglasses, hat

  • Breakfast + snacks will be provided for day 2

  • Head lamp and extra batteries

  • Small first aid kit (bandaids, alcohol wipes, gauze, antibacterial ointment, baby wipes)

  • Solid, sturdy hiking or approach shoes

  • Sweater and other warm clothing (hat, extra socks etc)

  • Swimwear and a towel

  • Rainwear (if we all bring it, it won’t rain!)

  • Climbing Gear (shoes, pad, chalk, chalk bag, lucky underwear, magic sending talisman, etc.)

Important Notices

  •  No glass bottles or containers

  • Dogs are not permitted on the island

  • You may be photographed or video recorded at this event

  • Please practice Leave No Trace ethics while on the island. This means pack up all your trash, tape and food scraps and take it off the island with you. Please be respectful of plants and wildlife. Stick to existing trails and watch where you pitch your tent (please stick to the main camping area near the beach and try to pitch your tent in areas that have seen use).

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