Located within the rugged expanse of Terrace Mountain in Northern British Columbia, The Horn offers a compact yet satisfying challenge for climbers seeking a straightforward but engaging route. This 50-foot sport climb starts with a clear sequence of positive holds that steadily pull you upward before transitioning into a brief, slightly overhung section that tests your balance and grip strength. The route then eases into a stretch of easy, thoughtful face climbing that rewards steady footwork and route reading. Shared hangars with the adjacent Insomnia route ensure solid fixed protection, making The Horn an accessible choice for climbers comfortable with single-pitch sport routes. The surrounding landscape holds a quiet wilderness presence—pine trees border the base, and fresh mountain air carries a soft whisper from the forest, providing an immersive setting that contrasts with the focused attention climbing demands. Approach paths wind gently through moderate terrain, making it possible to launch your ascent without a strenuous hike. Climbers should expect a rock surface that offers reliable friction but be prepared for occasional slabs that require precise foot placement. This route is well-suited to those familiar with 5.9 grades who want a concise climb that balances physical engagement with a chance to soak in the crisp mountain environment. For best results, approach with lightweight gear tailored to sport climbing, and consider timing your climb during mid to late summer when rock conditions are typically dry and stable. Whether you’re refining techniques or adding a quality route to your repertoire, The Horn blends accessibility with a rewarding climbing rhythm in British Columbia’s northern reach.