Farm Rock 🚫 Mostly Trad climbing 20 routes in cliff

Start 20m left of the corner of One Pine, at a corner with a big ledge 3m off the ground, and with a smooth overhanging right wall.

Pitch 1 (5.6) Go up from the big ledge for a few feet, then go diagonally left to a clump of birch trees. (The trees can be reached by a scramble from the left.)

Pitch 2 (5.1) Climb up the broken corner behind the trees for 4m. Go right for 2m. (One can go straight up from here to intersect the last pitch of One Pine.) Go back left and up to a pine tree. Continue 4m past the tree to a short rightwards slanting ramp which is followed to another pine tree. Belay.

Pitch 3 (5.0) Easy slabby rock terraces.

Start at a large arched corner with a smooth right face, about 20m left of One Pine.

Climb this corner, then up towards some broken rock, over the broken rock then trending slightly leftwards continue upwards to the anchors for One Pine.

Start at the foot of a large corner capped by a big overhang.

1. (5.4) Climb 3m to a large ledge. Climb the corner to a ledge, still well below the overhang. Step down and traverse left to a wide crack. Climb the crack until level with the overhang on the right. (Variations exist.)
2. (5.3) Traverse diagonally left up a crack to a pine tree, then scramble up slabs to the top.

Can be done in one pitch with a long rope and a lot of rope drag.

Start at the arete right of One Pine.

1. (5.8) Climb up and slightly left, then back right and step around the arete to a belay stance.
2. (5.5) Climb straight up above the stance, passing a bushy tree to a thin crack splitting the face. Follow it to a narrow ledge, then climb the wider crack directly above.

Bolt line to the left up the cliff.

First bolt is high, consider a stick clip, or traverse in from the the corner to the right to get the clip, then re-start with it clipped.

Climb up the bolt line on the right side of the face until the ledge (after the 5th bolt, where the route becomes far steeper and thinner), then traverse left and continue up the bolts for the left route, finally veering right again to finish on the anchor for the right bolt line.

Start at the foot of the large corner (as per "Wall Climb"). Climb up about 3m to a large ledge, go slightly left, then up the wall to a corner. Follow the corner to a wide ledge. Exit right from the ledge and finish up a short gully.

Epinephrine historically was 5.7 R, but 3 bolts have recently (2009?) been added to the R section, making it a safer (though less bold) climb. Still some run-out in places, probably 5.7 PG now.

A logical, longer, and more aesthetic extension of the normal route. From the end of the ledge on Epinephrine, continue up following some steep cracks to the top.

A few meters right of of the main corner (which "Epinephrine" ascends) is another corner, with a cave at its base.

Climb up to this corner, ascend the corner (past one old piton) exiting leftwards, then up to the same last bit and to the same anchors as "Epinephrine".