Beach Front presents a hands-on trad climb that starts with a unique approach—wading along the river's edge at the southern tip of River Wall. The water challenges you right away, the cool creek daring your balance as you edge your way beneath the towering cliff face. The initial moves take you past three bolts securing the vertical wall’s lip—firm anchors that guide you safely above the splash zone. As the climb progresses, the bolts fade, and a featured crack system opens, inviting you to place protection and test your fingers on the irregular, yet solid rock. This crack is the heart of the route, demanding steady footwork and precise gear placement with small to medium cams and stoppers. At roughly 100 feet, the route caps off at a tidy two-bolt anchor tucked at the crack's top, giving climbers a secure spot to belay or prepare for descent. The rock here carries a moderate 5.9 rating, with enough variation in the pitches to keep body tension and mental focus in balance. Days with mild temperatures and clear skies enhance the experience, as sun filters through the canyon walls during mid-morning and early afternoon climbs. The surrounding landscape—the colorful ridges and choppy creek water—adds texture to the rugged setting, presenting a climb that’s as much about connection with the natural flow as it is about technical ascension. Expect a straightforward approach along a well-used trail, but remember the wading section can be slick, so sturdy footwear with firm grip is essential. This is a route that suits climbers ready to balance river-edge agility with crack-climbing finesse, ideal for an afternoon outing when you want variety in a single pitch route without lengthy approaches or complex rappel setups.