Ascents as unknown by Larry Ridgeway

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.

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.

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.

One of the best 5.9's up here.

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

Fun face work, this is one of the best routes on red slab.

Undercling the roof all the way out to the corner before transitioning to a stem to the face on the left. Excellent pro in the cracks. It can also be T.R.'d from either of the "unknowns" straddling it.

Fun line, balancy pull onto the ledge that looks like you could mantle it. Look for the thin finger crack above the ledge.

The best line on the West Face.

The top pitch makes it worth the effort, otherwise I would say the bottom pitches are not worth it.

Outward flaring, polished crack presents physical climbing under the roof.

Two pitch trad line. Pro to #3 camalot.

One of the easiest lines on the Crag, good beginner lead route. First Bolt is a little tricky clip for a true 5.6 leader.