From the main cliff, scramble up to the far right to what is known as the "Arapiles Sector". Chain anchors with fixed carabiners top the route. A small cam to 1" is optional to protect the easy but runout midle section.

Perfect Practice

The Wave

Easy Living

Entrance Exam

Peace of Mind for Rick's Roll

Horse With No Name

Parking Bloc Pockets/ Arete

Fortunate Son

Mini Bloc Center

Parking Bloc Left

Parking Bloc Center

Between Two Ferns

Don't Look Back

Sweet N Low

Rocket Man

Sundown

Buffalo Soldier

Horse With a Name

For What it is Worth

Arapiles

Stairway to heaven

A very popular route.  The first right route before the scramble up to the right for the Arapiles Sector. Slab to dihederal.

Connects the two "V3" Routes on the wall. Start on the "Parking Bloc Center" and make your way right through a mono pocket to a bomber right hand gaston. The crux is figuring out how to get to the sharp, but deep, pocket on the Arete climb. After getting to the big pocket, finish out up the Arete.

From the main cliff, scramble up to the far right to what is known as the "Arapiles Sector". This is currently the farthest route to the right. After the crux start, some of the most fun climbing in the county is to be found on steep gym-like jugs. Chain anchors with fixed carabiners top the route.

Direct start to the large overhanging dihedral which is the centerpiece of the crag. Start is just right of where the trail meets the cliff. Boulder problem start leads to easier climbing. Climb underneath large overhang and pull through dihedral that features two bolts. Finish with gear to 1.5" Go all the way to the top to share chain anchors with the routes to the left.

Boulder the pockets to finish on arete to the right. Feels like limestone.

Fun climbing. A bolted crux low leads to easier low angle terrain.

The smaller boulder to the right of the big boulder. Many variations exist.

The center of the boulder. Great moves on white rock.  Walk off. Bolt are on top for a TR if you desire.

Start with your hands on the right most holds and your feet to the right as well. Bump left and swing to the lower ledge under the rock to set up for a high heel hook, and finish with one big move to the top.

I recommend a pad due to a rock being close to the fall area.

It can be easily cheated so try to follow the pictures.

A very popular climb. Climb the bolts on the slab with a finesse move down low. Climb under an overhang and place a small micro cam in the muddy horizontal crack. Reach over the lip and climb a steep bolted face to the top. A classic finish on great rock. Chain anchors on top- but are situated a bit far back to facilitate  rope pulling, top roping or lowering.

Two variations up high.  The easier finish is to the left to end at cold shuts.  The right variation goes through a steep dihederal.

Left approach start to the large overhanging dihedral which looms above the whole cliff and is the centerpiece of the crag.  Bolts start slightly right of where the trail meets the cliff. A stick clip can be useful. Climb underneath large overhang and pull through dihedral that features two bolts. Finish with gear to 1.5". Go all the way to the top to share chain anchors with the routes to the left.

Classic route with two cruxes. If you climb through them, you will not need trad gear for higher. Great rock.

A toprope problem between Entrance Exam and Perfect Practice. Shares chain anchors with Entrance Exam. Features long pulls on sidepulls with poor feet. Requires no endurance.

Low angle slab to steep dihedral. Lichen has grown over low crux footholds because of record rains in 2020.

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Routes in Harbison Canyon