The Little Crack Halfway Up route demands focus right from the base, where you meet a steep white overhanging face that challenges both strength and technique. The climb begins on a series of well-spaced incut holds that call for measured, controlled movements as you push upwards past three fixed bolts. Each bolt offers a brief moment to catch your breath, but the sustained steepness ensures your muscles remain engaged throughout. The final section shifts dramatically as you encounter a sharp, narrow crack that tests your crack climbing skills—and your eyes—for loose rock. Protection here is critical; a single 1-inch cam is recommended to secure this stretch, while the anchors await at the top on a double chain system. At 65 feet and a 5.10d rating, the route is a compelling mix of sport climbing discipline and crack climbing tenacity, offering a short but intense encounter with Kamloops’ rugged vertical landscape. Whether you're fine-tuning your form or hunting for that solid, powerful lead, this climb is a practical test that demands respect and readiness. The approach leads you through a scrubby stretch along the beach before veering inland towards the route at the base, with coordinates guiding you precisely to the start. Plan for focused hydration and steady pacing; this face rewards calm, practiced effort more than wild power. Though on the shorter side, the technicality and sustained steepness carve a bold experience that feels like a descent into the rock's core energy—a brief but revealing climb under the bright British Columbian sky.