Exit 32 (also known as the Little Si Climbing Area) was one of the first technical rock climbing areas in the Seattle area. Adventurous people have been climbing these crags for at least 50 years. There are 8 primary walls which have over 80 sport routes. All less than a 5 minute hike from each other. Most of the climbing is intermediate to advanced routes in the range of 5.10b to 5.14b. Exit 32 is popular because Getting to Exit 32 is straight forward, its only a 25 minute drive from Seattle, it's an easy 20 minute hike from the parking area, and it has some of the Best Routes in the state. Exit 32 is divided in three major areas; British Aisles, Greenland, and New World. The British Aisles and Greenland offer beginning to intermediate level routes (5.5 - 5.11) and New World is mostly advanced to expert (5.12 - 5.14) level routes.