Beaver Buzz on Harrison Bluffs offers a refreshing taste of classic trad climbing with just the right balance of challenge and flow. The route begins with a straightforward ramp, inviting climbers to find their rhythm as they step onto the rock. Soon, a rightward move takes you to the arete, where a well-protected flake becomes your trusted anchor point. Here, the rock feels solid beneath your hands, the granite cool and unyielding, daring you to test your footwork against its sharp edges. Above, the climb shifts to follow three well-spaced bolts, guiding you along the arete's right side. The movement is mostly smooth, allowing you to settle into a comfortable pace while absorbing the bright Fraser Valley air and the subtle scratch of forest wind through the nearby trees. Just as you settle into a groove, Beaver Buzz throws one tricky moment your way—a high step requiring a careful balance or a daring reach for holds extending right. This move is the key crux that adds a measure of excitement to the otherwise cruiser climb. At only 44 feet, the route offers a tidy, accessible experience that suits those building their trad confidence or seeking a quick, focused pitch in a well-loved climbing area. Protection is simple: three bolts complemented by a trusty finger-sized cam provides solid security, while rap rings at the top allow for a swift, safe descent. Approaching Harrison Bluffs is straightforward, with a known trail leading to the East Wall—a comfortable stretch surrounded by the quiet pulse of British Columbia’s outdoor charm. Whether you’re topping out after your first climb of the day or rounding off an afternoon session, Beaver Buzz delivers a sharp, practical climb with just enough edge to keep you engaged.