Vulture Club on Harrison Bluffs offers a compact burst of technical climbing that tests both body and mind across 50 feet of varied terrain. The route begins with an eye-catching move off a freestanding boulder, demanding precise balance as you clip the first bolt and mantle onto a small ledge. From here, the climb follows a series of zigzagging ramps, each presenting uniquely textured holds—pockets, edges, and small ledges—that require careful footwork and steady hand placements. The rock throughout is lively under your fingertips, shaped by the Fraser Valley’s weathered granite, giving each move a tactile quality that rewards attention.

As you ascend, the climbing intensifies through progressive mantling moves that test your core strength and composure. The final sequence demands a committed mantle onto the upper slab, a crux that feels simultaneously bold and rewarding. The choice is yours: execute a precise mantle or risk a less graceful "beached whale" flop onto the anchor ledge. This finale epitomizes the climb’s character—technical and demanding, yet accessible with practiced technique.

The protection consists of six well-spaced bolts, anchoring the sport route securely while encouraging climbers to trust their gear without over-reliance. Anchors are solid and direct rappel access is available via Beaver Buzz or Tension Crack routes, streamlining the descent. Situated within the expansive Fraser Valley, the East Wall Trail carries a mix of forested steps and rocky paths to the base, offering a scenic approach that introduces you to the natural beauty framing Harrison Bluffs.

For climbers seeking a single-pitch route that combines technical moves with a compact footprint, Vulture Club is a compelling choice. Its moderate star rating reflects the challenge inherent in the crux, balanced by the approachable length and quality of protection. Planning your trip around dry weather will maximize friction on the granite, making clinging to small pockets and ledges more secure. Bring shoes with excellent edging ability, and consider warming up on nearby sport climbs to prepare your fingers and feet for the mantling challenges ahead.

This route is perfect for those eager to sharpen technical skills without committing to a longer multi-pitch climb. Familiarity with sport climbing discipline and confident use of bolt placements will ensure a smooth ascent. Whether you’re aiming to push your 5.10b/c limit or enjoy a focused climbing session framed by the cool Fraser Valley morning air, Vulture Club delivers a concise yet engaging climb with practical access and straightforward descent. The surrounding landscape, punctuated by rugged bluffs and whispering forests, keeps the adventure grounded in nature while the rock demands your full focus.