Routes as trad in Harrison Hot Springs

Follow crack on arete

Corner, follow the obvious crack.

Follow midget love until a bolt around the arete. Traverse right at the thin rail finish on Great Expectations.

Start on "Great Expectations (left finish)" until the first bolt of the wall. Traverse left and finish on "Midget Love".

Climb up the crack until it runs into an overhanging rock. Climb up the left side of the overhang.

Original route, but the left finish is more fun.

There is a drop rope to the right of this climb for easier access to Pig Pen and Sleeping Princess

A sweaty yet rewarding crack climb. Chicken wings are a must!

Reached via Kids and Old Guys or The Puzzle (with boulder traverse). Alternatively use drop rope.

Lovely fist crack

Reached via Kids and Old Guys or The Puzzle (with boulder traverse). Alternatively use drop rope.

Mostly bolts.

Before shark tooth flake, there is a small crag above the trail with three routes on it. This is the middle route. Bring small gear.

Before shark tooth flake, there is small crag above the trail, with three routes on it. This is the right most route. Mostly bolts.

Around the corner to the right from Wildcat. Start up a giant layback flake next to a big mossy tree. Then follow the glorious finger crack to the chains. Couldn't find the actual topo so the grade is just my guess.

Left facing corner just to the right of Sharktooth flake. The wider section is bolted, so no larger gear is required.

Just passed Blue Pill is a 10d face climb, and this left-facing blocky climb. Gear to 4 inches

After Red Pill, and just before the Beautiful Arete area. A very fun climb! Bring some smaller cams.

Right slanting crack, that gets wide and awkward near the top.

The last cleaned crack on the wall with Red Dutch and Drop out.

2p route facing the Red Dutch Wall. Both pitches 5.9 p1: Move past two bolts (crux), and then follow a long 5.6 corner above. p2: Continue up the crack/seam, with a fun roof at the top!

Two bolts lead to a flared groove past tree. Above, climb a thin flake, before making a cruxy traverse to the right. Above this, follow five bolts up the slab.

The mossy crack that climbs the wall below the mellow slab of 'Don't Panic ...'