Ascents climbed between 2012-01-01 and 2012-12-31 as various tick types by Ryan Weller

top out party on the jiji. we fit 6 people on the peak with creative room to spare. 10c is an interesting grade for the crux

another best climb at the grade in YS, gotta link it from the run out pitch from the bottom right side

best climb at the grade in YS, gotta link it from the bottom left 5.9 pitch or something

a bit of consistent 7a climbing over not the best rock quality. a lowish crux beyond me

polished sandbag that feels like death. ok

strenuous

awesome climb. not too long to the anchors. got it 3rd go and climbed 5 bolts into part 2 since someone had the draws hung. Todd put up some spectacular routes here!

5 pitch is nails, ridiculous thin slab climbing on limestone. 6th pitch is only a hair harder than the 5th but cranks into a chossy finger crack. you'll see our blood at the start and you'll see you're life flash before your eyes trying to approach the anchor. 20% chance of death. 7th pitch is more choss, 6c max. didn't want to take in the views as much as we wanted to get the hell home safely. still good to average overall.. somehow

tricky low move with misleading chalk trail. damn the chalk. good route with moves throughout

had a bit of beta in knowing what to reach for at the crux. many people call it a still 6c, i like em hard!

steep climbing with a fair few rests (knee bar), got it second go so i reckon it can't be 7c.... if you use all the rests

while belaying the leader kicked a fist sized rock towards me and i leaped off the ledge into the bushes to avoid it. surprisingly, he held on to finish his onsite. the route is not cleaner and quite nice

great warmup

great 3-D climbing, glad to follow with the draws hung, hard to keep focused on the direction to climb. lots of rests, only a bit harder that the one to the right if you use them

took some time to work the work the moves, had 2 goes and might wait for the RP. several cruxy bits

shorter than Candide but similar style, great climbing. maybe a tad easier

balance and wisdom is a must!

thin crap through a line that is unreasonable to climb near the grade. so everyone bails out on awful rock to the left which actually climbs at 7a, junk

ok climbing, not near 7a+ as marked in pfd

nice warm up with some questionable rock. long and consistent

AMAZING. first pitch a bit awkward, but leads to 3 classic pitches on tuffas, steep to a solid technical crux. views thru the arch and mega exposure.

crux on small section with mega balance. the bad rock is gone, its good

fingery layback up a steep crack. awesome

Fantastic exposure after the first (long) pitch. 70m rope essential for rapping. Very cool place to be.

seems impossible for short people to get thru the reachy sloppy crux. not much worth climbing here anyway.

Climbed 2 pitches in 1 with long slings and a few skipped bolts. Pretty nice throughout.

overgraded. even tried different ways to climb it, can't find a 7a. Dangerous muddy ledge to belay from, and sketchy bamboo log to cross for access.

A couple wasps, but not bad, got to my head and psyched me out. Pumpy, pinchy, and steep! I should have had the OS...

Unique laybacking up a flake. Great climbing but a few unfortunate bits of loose rock at the bottom third. Not hard to be careful about it.

Steep to the finish! soo close to the OS, as always... ack!

good but highly polished

some polish happening here, hang on!

still can't get the small fingery crux moves.. Derek dynoed thru it. The rest of the route is sustained.

Touch clips for short people. Balancy and strong moves. There is better rock else where on the crag

stiff at 6b! sandbag warm up to get your girlfriends to make the trek out.

not the hardest 6c+, but full value if you push it direct where possible. Great at length

Fantastic sustained climbing to a mid pt crux!

the PDF guide calls it 7a, no way. But still a great climb up a compelling offwidth crack line (knee bars and jams possible, with plenty of face climbing) This popular crag is quickly getting polished.

Pretty good, don't expect any 7a+ moves as said in Petzl PDF guide. Clips are safe despite a tricky looking roof from the ground. Long slings can help.

friendly climbing to the top!

Felt like an old favorite; like i've climbed it a dozen times before. The holds are right where you want then and lots of fun! Maybe soft..

polishing up and a little pumpy,

climbed it in conjunction with SF so a 7 year old from the guest house could top rope some stuff. Reachy throughout, wet choss at top

i really imagine if you wanted to make a 5c somewhere at this crag, you could find something better than this... choss and dirty

we wanted to start easy, but this wasn't worth our time. wet in places

I should have READ THE ROUTE NAME! It could be ok if it wasn't gross. However less gross than the easy routes on the other side of the arch

Linked the top from Dragon Bolt Z. The top is wonderful! the bottom wetish chimney looks like crap.

clean, dry, bouldery, wonderful! Short to these anchors, so step left and link to the 6b above making an awesome climb!

guano/wet in places, slick feet, but generally pretty good. 1 star depending on conditions.

great moves at the top. but whole bottom 2/3 is scuffy and pretty ehh.... not the hardest 7a i've ever tried, but not an easy one either.. sooo... yeah

pretty easy with one tricky 6a spot. enjoyable

easy to wander around different routes from this one. its alright but there are better climbs (at harder grades) here

fun! makes you move and think a bit.

be sure your warm up your digits first! a crimpy start and fingery all the way. great climb

nice tufa climbing