Don't Panic it's Organic offers a straightforward yet engaging sport climb along The East Wall at Harrison Bluffs, located within the Fraser Valley of British Columbia. This route stands out for its 100-foot ascent of delicate edges and shallow pockets, rewarded by a sense of exposure just beside a prominent arete. The movement here invites climbers into a steady rhythm, focusing on balance and precision rather than brute strength or complex sequences. Starting at the base, the rock feels solid underfoot and hand, making each clipped bolt a reassuring marker on your upward journey. The approach to the finish requires a careful reach for the first tree to help exit the route safely, a feature that adds a natural flair to the otherwise technical experience. Though the ledge above is currently in need of cleaning for smoother exits, this moderate climb remains an excellent option for those refining their technique close to the ground.

Positioned immediately to the right is the slightly more challenging neighbor, 16 Tonnes, rated 5.7 or 5.8, which mixes slab with thin crack climbing—illustrating the geological diversity of this section of the bluffs. The protection is reliable, featuring eight bolts with two draws fixed at the anchors. Future upgrades, including chains, are anticipated to improve top-rope setups and rappel options, so leaving your draws in place supports ongoing maintenance.

Harrison Bluffs is a compelling outdoor climbing destination that combines easy access with scenic views across Fraser Valley’s rolling forests and distant peaks. The route's moderate grade offers an approachable challenge for newcomers while still engaging more experienced sport climbers for warm-up or technique practice. Pitches here reward smooth footwork and steady composure on granite that pushes you to keep your body close to the rock’s face.

Access is straightforward, involving a short hike to the base of the cliff through forested trails that carry the sounds of birds and rustling leaves. The wall faces east, catching morning light that brightens the routes without baking the rock, making early climbs comfortable before the afternoon sun warms the area. Weather conditions are generally favorable from late spring through early fall, but climbers should allow extra time for scouting the approach and ensuring the gear is up-to-date.

This route symbolizes more than just a climb—it’s a direct invitation to experience Harrison Bluffs’ accessible granite in its raw, organic form. Whether you’re preparing for longer multi-pitch projects or seeking a quick single pitch play to sharpen technique, Don't Panic it's Organic stands as a reliable, friendly classic. Expect a day filled with steady climbing, fresh mountain air, and the satisfaction of linking deliberate moves on quality rock.