Blister in the Sun stretches for a solid 60 feet along White Walls, commanding attention from anyone who craves precise, demanding sport climbs in the heart of British Columbia's Okanagan. This route is an invigorating challenge that calls for unwavering focus and commitment. Starting with steady upward progress along a well-defined crack, the climb quickly shifts to more technical ground as you navigate a sequence requiring careful body positioning and sharp clip management. The bolts are spaced to test your control and composure, especially as clipping gets tricky toward the upper reaches. The rock here is rough and reliable, providing enough friction to trust your smears and smacks while you methodically work your way up. The setting itself adds a touch of wildness—the White Walls face catches the sun, warming the rock and encouraging a dry, grippy surface, but also demanding savvy timing to avoid overheating. Approaching from the Little White area means engaging with the local desert-like ecosystem, with scrubby brush and open skies lending a raw edge to the climb’s atmosphere. Whether you’re sharpening your sport climbing technique or pushing into harder grades, Blister in the Sun delivers an unyielding but fair test, returning a true sense of accomplishment. For those ready to commit, the climb rewards persistence and polished skill, making it a valuable addition to the Okanagan’s collection of quality routes.