Ascents climbed between 2007-01-01 and 2007-12-31 as various tick types by Larry Ridgeway

Classic line with an interesting series up to and through the roof. Try a knee bar in the off-width, it will allow a much needed rest before the roof sequence.

Super fun route. Good footwork makes the small roof sections go easy.

Excellent line. Feels steeper than it appears. Well bolted.

Fun route, the steep sections are exceptional. However, the anchor bolts are poorly located and in need of some attention.

Classic line, one of the best of it's grade anywhere.

Caution, this route is over 100 ft. Suggest using a 70 meter rope or plan on seconding and lower off with two ropes. Bring lots of draws, I think there are 15 bolts.

Great face work, the crux is a little technical. Could use a couple of pieces of trad gear to supplement the bolts. A .5 or .75 camalot works between the 2nd and 3rd bolts. A #1 camalot works well between the third and 4th bolts.

Classic route, well bolted. Crimpfest.

Good route, deserves two stars, could use a few more bolts, suggest supplementing the pro with trad gear, I could have used a #1 or #2 camalot and a #.5 or #.75 camalot in another place. However, the runout section is only 5.9 with good hands.

Fun line, wish the layback was more sustained.

Fun route! Strongly recomend it. The crux is pulling over the left facing dihedral, balancy move with slightly sloping side pull.

Bolts have been added, no need for trad pro. Excellent line with great jams and a super positive edge on the crack.

Another great pitch. The crux comes right off the ground with balancy foot work and undercling transfer over a bulge. Strongly recommend it.

On pegmatite, so a little slicker, not as steep as the routes to the west.

One of the finest routes in Clear Creek for the grade.

Great route. Pull the roof to the left of the bolt line. The crux is not the roof though. It is two bolts under the roof.

Supplement the crack with pro, a .3 micro and a #1 or #2 camalot in the crack under the roof works well. The crux is the last move under the crack.

I do this route every time I go to Moab. Classic dihedral with stems, jams, layback and face work.

Sustained face work. No pro, must be top-roped from Seibernetics.

Ascends the prow between the south and west faces of Surprising Crag. Jug haul up to the second small roof. The crux is a thin finger crack on the left with a small crimper on the right just above the second roof.

Juggy physical pull through the roof leads to a tricky transition above the roof. Then follow decent holds up the slab to a seam (11a) that eases off to easier moves. Possibly over-rated at 5.11d.

Pull the roof to the right, or a good option is the undercling pull slightly left of the bolt line.

Another good line up the Zot Face, many variations to choose from.

Good route for the grade, it is hard to find routes of this grade with this quality. Good first lead for new trad climbers.

One of the best 5.9's up here.

Good first lead for a new trad climber. A better variation is Calypso Direct.

Another good route in a fantastic area. Many variations. Suggest doing variation "F" in Rossiter's guide that climbs the right facing dihedral formed by Rebuffat's Arete.

1st pitch crux is pulling into the chimney 20 feet off the ground. The crux on the second pitch is the obvious steep crack, but a few jugs in the right spots make it really good.

Fun warmer offers some puzzling sequences for the grade.

Fun line, but makes you want out on the 11b variation.

Only did the 10a first pitch, great warm up route for the area.

Great route, well protected. Fun work pulling around and over the left facing dihedral