Goin' Sailing offers climbers a direct shot up an overhanging face that rewards bold moves and precise technique. The climb launches with straightforward climbing, easing you into the rhythm as you navigate clean holds and open space. Yet, just when you settle into the groove, the route intensifies near the top, pushing into more challenging territory that demands focus and power. This single-pitch sport climb stretches about 60 feet, seated within The Belfry’s striking Grand Canyon sector, where sunlit rock contrasts against the sweeping Okanagan backdrop. The wall’s angle invites you to trust your footwork and read each sequence carefully, while eight fixed bolts provide security for the ascent. The second-to-last bolt features a fixed chain anchor, though the recently installed last bolt often gets skipped due to its tricky clip and the safe fall zone below. Climbers with a solid 5.12a range will find Goin' Sailing both engaging and rewarding, perfect for those ready to sharpen overhang technique without venturing into multi-pitch complexity. Approach The Belfry with purposeful ease; the area’s forested trail winds gently before the final scramble, placing you at the base ready for this technical test. Given the moderate length, packing lightweight but reliable gear ensures efficiency. Timing your climb for mid-morning to early afternoon offers sun-drenched holds but keep an eye on warming temperatures that can affect grip. While the route’s difficulty and position provide a thrilling push, respecting the fixed gear and practicing clean clipping will smooth your ascent. Whether you’re eyeing a next-level project or a focused session tackling overhang tactics, Goin' Sailing stands as a crisp, straightforward ascent with enough punch to challenge and reward in equal measure.