Radio Flyer is a single-pitch sport route that demands focus and precise movement on Bow Valley’s rugged limestone walls. Starting from the same base as the well-known Voice of Fire, this climb carves a distinct path that veers left after the initial 5.10 section, challenging climbers with a sharp sequence of two-finger pockets near the lip of the crag. The rock’s texture here is unforgiving but rewarding, offering an engaging puzzle of holds that test finger strength and controlled footwork. As you push past this key sequence, the climbing shifts into a brief stretch of smooth, flowing moves that provide a chance to recover before that final, demanding anchor sequence—a bittersweet end to a sharp, technical route. Given the route’s layout, expect rope drag around the pockets, so bringing longer draws will ease your ascent. Stand below Bow Valley’s cliffs and you can hear the wind carving through the pine clumps, a constant reminder of the raw outdoor setting wrapped in quiet wilderness. Climbers will find the area’s approach straightforward yet earthy, weaving through rocky trails and patches of alpine foliage that hint at the valley’s wild character. Whether warming up here or chasing a stiff challenge mid-climb, Radio Flyer offers a rewarding experience with a practical edge, encouraging solid technique and thoughtful gear management. This is a route that offers direct engagement with the vertical world, balanced by a manageable length and a clear shot at a solid grade, making it a worthwhile objective for sport climbers stepping into the 5.12 range. Prepare for a climb that tests endurance and finesse, framed by the raw beauty of Alberta’s Bow Valley landscape.