Routes in Take-Out Beach Area

Start up the crack just right of All the World's a Stage then trend up and right following bolts through steep terrain on okay holds. Lower angle, easier finish.

Just right of All the World's a Stage, left side of the Theater.

8 bolts plus anchor. Optional hand-size cam at the bottom (or stick clip), and another optional (nice) #3 cam placement near the top.

** Has been known to be extra sandy. Most likely needs a sweep & clean but recommended to be a high quality climb

Broken rock at the start leads to cranking on large, sandy pockets. Criss-cross back and forth around the arete to work your way up.

Start at the stairs going up the scree cone.

13 draws, mussy hooks up top

Slab start to some fun moves in the middle and a powerful boulder problem crux getting over the bulge up high.

Bolted route just right of Protest Too Much and just left of the wide crack Midsummer Night's Seam.

7 bolts plus anchor

Hard, bouldery start to easier but engaging climbing that passes through a short dihedral. Finish over the roof.

Middle section of the Theater, down and left around the corner from Protest Too Much.

10 glue-in protection bolts (the upper two have chain to extend around the roof). Two anchor bolts with mussy hooks.

Climb up the left side of the face with technical and powerful moves. Location is two hangers left of 'Midsummer Night's Seam' (the crack). 9 draws and the anchor.

Excellent route. Start on the right side of the orange face and wander some as you follow the chalk and the line of least resistance. A stretchy reach to the left at about 1/3 height is the technical crux of the route. Climb on mostly moderate terrain to the base of the roof, then load up and fire through the roof on huge holds and gun it to the anchor.

Around the corner to the east of Midsummer Night's Seam are where the longer routes lie. An Overflow of Good climbs a light orange face with a roof up high that faces north, or more directly to the river. Look for the "11" drawn in chalk at the start. It's the next route left of a collection of 3 5.10 and 5.11 routes that climb the dark rock on a more east facing wall with a ledge at the base.

12 bolts to 2 bolt anchor with mussy hooks.

Climb through steep terrain at the start, next to a crack. The angle quickly eases and super mellow slab climbing leads to the obvious arete. The steep arete is what you really came to climb on this route. Enjoy its solid rock, fun movement and great positioning to the anchor.

There are two bolted starts on the more west-facing wall of the Cinema. Encore starts on the left bolted start.

11 bolts to 2 bolt anchor.

Start at the base of Life Is A Banquet and traverse immediately right. Interesting face climbing leads to a steep move near the top with a couple more bolts above.

In the middle of the wall just right of the arete of Life Is a Banquet. Look for the overhang.

Short route with fun, vertical movement. Pockets, side pulls, arete pinching and blind foot match in a hueco, what’s not to like? This packs a good outing in 35 feet.

Now the first route you encounter as walk over to the Cinema after passing the Theater. Glue-in bolts and Climb-Tech hooks at the anchor are clues.

This pitch faces the river and is about 30’ left of Minions.

5 glue-in protection bolts, 2 glue-in anchor bolts and lowering hooks.

Climb up a few easy moves sharing a bolt with "What's in a Name", then move right to the arete with a trickier move up high.

Begins at the break in the wall to the right of "An Overflow of Good". Look for the Petzl long life bolts with the weird machine washers.

Hot Yoga has its own start now, begin off a few stacked rocks a few feet right of Babel. Boulder up over the roof and aim for a left facing corner up and right. Climb the steep corner and finish on easier terrain above.

Shares same start as Babel, atop the mega large cheat stone pile but moves right. The rightmost route on this section of wall.

10ish (?) bolts plus anchor.

New glue-in protection bolts and anchor bolts. Hardware courtesy of ASCA.

The crux is right at the start on this one as you climb the corner through the weakness in the low, steep roof at the bottom of the cliff. A large pile of rocks serves as a much-appreciated "cheater" stone to get you off the ground. After pulling the moves at the start, climb the easy, low-angled face to the steeper headwall with a finger-sized crack. Finger-sized gear may be desired through this section.

Starts to the right of Encore where a low but steep roof is climbed through a corner. There is a large pile of rocks that serves as the largest "cheater" stone you may ever see but it's much appreciated.

10? bolts with optional finger-sized gear to 2 bolt anchor.

Start on Minions. After 3rd bolt head up and right to a brown calcite -covered wall left of "Encore" arete. Fun techie climbing!

Left of Encore or second route in the cinema on the left side.

Bolts, 2 long runners would be nice!

ockets just where you need them will have you frothing! The first 4 bolts get you to the lineup of pockets. Gently overhanging features lead you to bomber clipping holds if you find them, otherwise you may grubbing in space.

There is a definitive crux for this pitch, but it is on you for the grade from bolt 5 upward.

Starts just right of Taming of the Boo.

11 or 12 glue-ins, lowering hooks at the anchor. Add New Photo

Fun climbing on cool calcite features as you ascend over bulges.

Taming of the Boo is the rightmost route at the Theater and is the first route you come to when coming up the trail.

10 bolts plus 2 bolt anchor with mussy hooks.

Tread wisely through the first 3 bolts and then take on good rock to the anchor. Two fun steeper sections are encountered, including a gently overhanging finish.

Good 5.10 addition to the Theater/Cinema area.

Starts right of All’s Well and left of Taming of the Boo.

11-12 bolts and lowering hooks.

New route in Spring of 2019, bottom 20 feet is flaky and deserves your attention. Consider stick clipping the 2nd bolt or clipping it after you climb To Boo or Not to Boo. The bottom section is cleaning up nicely with more traffic.

Adds another 5.10 pitch in this zone.

This route sits between To Boo and The Taming of the Boo. Funky and flaky climbing past the first 4 bolts gets you to more enjoyable movement.

Crux involves some traversing moves about 50’ up.

10 glue-in bolts plus a two-bolt anchor equipped with lowering carabiners.

Crux about 2/3 up, where hand holds become slim and a slightly dynamic move or really good pinch is needed to reach next hand holds.

In the middle of the right side of the Cinema

13 Bolts

Climb on great calcite features with mostly moderate climbing with a brief crux toward the top.

2nd route from the right. Climbs the face immediately right of the large crack on Midsummer Night's Seam.

10 bolts to 2 bolt anchor with mussy hooks.

Big, wide crack that you don't really need to jam at all as the edge of the crack and face features allow you to layback the shit out of it. Swing over and toprope it from To Boo, or Not to Boo if you didn't lug the big gear up the approach.

The obvious wide corner crack to the left of To Boo, or Not to Boo.

Standard rack with emphasis on wide gear. 2 bolt anchor at top.

Difficult start with only friction for feet followed by a wandering lead. Leftmost bolted route on the right side of the Cinema

Good addition to the Cinema playbill. Laybacks, pockets, slabbing and some techy footwork fill up the 60 feet of this enjoyable pitch.

Starts just left of Footloose on a couple of stacked blocks.

Glue-in bolts to lowering carabiners.

Climb the same start as Encore, via the bolted crack. After the initial steepness, move right on lower angle and easier terrain until the upper headwall. Steep climbing on good holds with a short crux takes you to the top.

Same start as Encore.

11 or 12 bolts to 2 bolt anchor.

Short well bolted route. Shares the first bolt with Adventures in Babysitting then branches right. Furthest right bolted route

First Bolt is Shared with One Eyed Willy then branch left. The fourth bolt can be tricky, you can skip it or go right of it and traverse to clip it.

Starts right of Ryan’s Privates and left of the Encore start, 2 glue in bolts are visible. Climb a pseudo-huecod crack feature to a stance 25 feet up. Continue upward on a lower angled slab feature with fun movement.

This is the second route you encounter at the Cinema. It’s between Saving Ryan’s Privates and just left of the Encore start.

11 bolts to fixed lowering carabiners.

Before Saving Ryan's Privates. Keep your eyes left through as you walk from the Stage to the Cinema, looking for a varied slabby crack. It is angled behind you - not perfectly perpendicular to the path, as you walk between both crags. (ie. you basically have to turn around to see it.)

Highly recommended crack for new trad leaders. Varied, slabby, lots of face holds and spots to rest.