Climb up well featured rock with the crux going past the second bolt.

Jack Rabbit

Got a Pair Like a Hare

Playboy Bunny

Bugs Bunny

Suffering Succutash

Rabbit's Foot

Got a Habit Like a Rabbit

Roger Rabbit

Your final 5.10 challenge at The Bunny Slope awaits. Make no mistake this is the one that will turn those cotton balls into enormous nuts.  

  Starts on banging monos and small pockets. Move as fast as you can through this hare-brained section that finally lets off at the third bolt. From there expect smooth sailing until the terrain starts to get steep again. 

  Smaller holds and more intimidating, exposed moves will make you shrivel and choose your line very carefully right up to a nice rest just as the line starts to really kick back and get serious. 

  The level of fitness, marathon length and techincal movement on small, hard to read holds for the last three bolts makes this climb in league with Albert's Arete and Candy Apple Grey. If you love those climbs, get on this one! If you are a newly-forged five ten climber get on this thing to feel the more potent sting of what to expect at the 5.11 minus grade. 

  AWESOME! SWEET! PUMPY! Techy and a touch nerve wracking! This is a climb guaranteed to make you think about what is really between your legs.

In my opinion the best 5.8 in Spearfish Canyon.  Certainly the best one I have put up in the canyon.  Very fun moderate climbing up face and flake to a crux at the budge after the 5th bolt 40ft up.

Nice route with the crux going past the 2nd and 3rd bolts.  The route goes up and right after that to wto closed cold shuts.

Route that starts on the top of the hill.  Going from the 1st bolt to the 3rd is the Crux.  Finish to the chains trending right.

If you've finished cutting your teeth on all the beginners' climbs at The Bunny Slope then you're probably so hooked on Spearfish Canyon limestone that you've gotta have it like a rabbit! 

  And if that is the case, this fantastic five fun climb is your next destination. This route starts on familiar, Bunny Slope slabby terrain, but slowly, but surely, gets steeper and more difficult as you make your way up to the anchors. 

  Great crimps, side-pulls and a funky crux section will make you determined to try this highly-addictive route over and over again. Work this thing! Make it your project! Make it your bitch.  

  A great introduction to harder five ten climbing. If you're lucky, you might just get your redpoint by the hair of your Peter Cotton Tail. Sack up! Grow a pair of cotton balls and slap em' up against the wall till you scream for more.

Route at far right of the Bunny Slope.  The crux is at the bottom of the route going for the clip hold for the 3rd bolt.  Very nice pockets and edges in a bulgey face at the bottom then goes to slopey, interesting climbing on nice brown rock for a few bolts.

Very nice sport area with several very good, moderate to easy, limestone sport routes on the  far left side of the Sunshine wall.  Wall is south facing but with ample shade from several large trees.  Climbs are on very featured and pocketed black rock.  Most of the cruxes are on steeper rock low on the routes with the exception being Bugs Bunny that has a crux at the midway point.  All routes have fixed anchors with closed cold shuts or chains so you will have to re-tie in at the top.  Probably the highest concentration of easy  climbing in the canyon.  The Cruxes are short and the rests are many, but the climbing remains fun.

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Routes in The Bunny Slope