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DescriptionThe Harrison Bluffs were popular in the 1990's but the popularity of the area decreased signifigantly when climbers started flocking to areas like Squamish and Skaha for the newer sport and trad routes in those areas. Recently climbers have been cleaning the area again to improve the mossy state of several climbs. Also several new routes are being cleaned. The rock in the area is very solid granite and it offers many nice slab and crack climbs ranging from 5.8'ish and up. Getting ThereFrom Agassiz take Harrison Hot Springs Rd. towards HHS. The bluffs are visible as you enter Harrison ( they are the big granite walls on your left as you come close HHS, just past the golf course) at the end of the golf course there is a small parking spot on the left side of the road. Park in front of the gate and hike to a small bridge across a slough (about 5 mins) At the far side of the bridge there is a path leading into the forest, follow the path and it will take you directly to the bottom of the lowest climbs. The ClassicsMountain Project's determination of some of the classic, most popular, highest rated routes for Harrison Bluffs, Harrison Hot Springs, B.C:
The Force Unleashed V5 Boulder, 15 feet
Great Expectations 5.9+ Trad, 1 pitch, 35 feet
Featured Route For Harrison Bluffs, Harrison Hot Springs, B.C
The Force Unleashed V5 International : Canada : ... : Harrison Bluffs, Harrison H...
Climbs the overhanging prow on the Outcast Boulder. Start with a good left hand pinch and a right hand side pull. Exit through the arching left side of the prow for an exhilarating mantle. The problem feels taller than it actually is due to the down slope and a steep drop off. The best problem in Harrison and one of the best in the Valley. Visit fvbouldering.com for more information on bouldering in the Fraser Valley....[more] Browse More Classics in International
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