A long fully bolted route on the Goat Wall, next to Goat Buttress.

Requires one 60m rope, 12 quickdraws, and 6 shoulder length slings.

The approach is 1.5 to 3 hours, depending on how lost you get. Use this Google map to keep the approach time down.

Expect to take 9 to 13 hours on the ascent.

From J Brent Peters via the TABVAR Facebook Page:

See here for details:
http://www.peakstratagem.com/the-drive-in-drytooling

As of 17 October 2016, there are 6 routes at The Drive-In. The first route that you come to starts in up a broken wall to a left facing corner just beyond where the approach trail reaches the cliff. The routes are described from left to right:

From Don McPhalen:

July 2016 Update - Creekside Crag Cougar Creek

The routes listed as #4, 5, 7, 14, 15 and 19 in the Bow Valley Sport book have been retrofitted with permission. Each route now has its own anchor. The bolt positions and numbers have changed to update the routes post flood. In addition a “second pitch” has been added to route #4 - this may be a good setup to practice the up and down of multipitching.

From Grzegorz Tos via Facebook:
Bit of heads up for those heading into Echo Canyon this spring. Since the last print of Bow Valley Sport guide book a lot has happened in the canyon. To avoid confusion look through all the updates on TABVAR page for walls that you are interested in. From what I can tell all guys involved have been good at posting updates here. Some sectors have more than twice as many routes as in the guide book. Example is The Balcony. Attached is a nice topo put together by Bonar McCallum.