Routes as sport in Arrow Canyon

Begin at the left margin of the cave, follow the leftmost line of bolts.

Begin as for 1, but follow the center line of bolts.

Begin as for 1, but move right following the right-leaning crack.

begin in the cave on the left side and climb blocky rock to an anchor shared with 3.

Climb an overhanging fin of rock out the left side of the cave to a good rest, then finish up the headwall above on easier ground with a few tricky sections.

Begins in the deepest part of the cave and ends halfway up.

Amazing burly steep route out the center of the cave. Start off a rockstack, climb several bolts of steep ground to a tensiony boulder problem on underclings to a no hands kneebar rest, then some outro climbing.

Immediately left of Brown Sugar.

Steep blocky route to the left of Brown Sugar. Not quite as classic as Brown Sugar, but still climbs really well and is much better than it looks.

The classic steep line out the right part of the cave. Rock looks a little dusty and lackluster, but the movement and the holds are incredible.

BeginonShelterfromtheStormbutcutleftfollowing two bolts to Brown Sugar's anchor.

The first route outside of the right side of the cave, climb a bouldery start to a long vertical face, passing the obvious hueco on it's left.

Just right of Shelter from the Storm, a bouldery start leads to a sustained vertical face up the gray streak, passing the obvious hueco on it's right.

Just right again, climb straight up the brown streak

Begin on Heart of Glass, out work right along diagonal pockets.

Begin 20' right of Heart of Glass.

Begin 60' further down canyon on the blocky, black wall.

Pockets up the center of the wall.

Fun moves on the right side of the wall.

The route starts with a tough boulder problem on 20-degree-overhanging terrain, and then moves up relatively moderate before firing into two difficult boulder problems using mono pockets, a powerful gaston, and long deadpoint. The climb steepens to a 45-degree angle and continues into the last boulder problem: a series of underclings ending with a "mono-stack" and a deadpoint to an edge. The climb finishes on mid-5.12 terrain and "several feet of victory jugs".