Routes in Fossil Falls

Starts with right undercling and left sidepull. Right moves up to more sidepulls by the crack, and left moves up to sidepulls as well. Lock off on a small three finger crimp at the bulge and go for a crimp towards the top. Lock off and reach for the lip or dyno. Topout.

Left of Unknown.

Climb the prow using the slopey arete and face.

The left arete and face.

A nice arete on the side closest to boulder 7.

The left side of the face looks fun.

Striking traverse along the large wave-like boulder. Starts at far left and finishing on the boulder at the other end. Super fun!

The flat face of the last boulder in the main group. Several very technical crimp moves to a mantel to topout.

A line on the overhanging face that starts near the left arete, and continues up and over the prow using small crimps, sidepulls, heel hooks(maybe), and imaginary slopers. Fun and very difficult.

Starts low on sidepulls and crimps. Moves up to a sloper pocket and then to more crimps to topout.

Start right, next to a triangular feature that appears loose. Traverse left along edges and slopers, then make the crux move across the smooth section. Go up from there.

Possible route to the left of Unknown, but is absolutely insane! Starts on a slanted rail, and then goes up microcrimps until finding slopers at the lip. A bad landing too.

From atop the Warmup Boulder, this is the left most face with clear edges and holds.

Slightly overhung face to the right of Unnamed 2. Start on opposing sidepulls/crimps and continue straight up the prow.

Going straight up the middle to the bird poop tick mark at the top. Highball.

Same as the regular traverse but top out at the high point of the boulder. Make sure you have a good spot.

Face adjacent to the face that has Unnamed and right to the arete. Start on nice holds and go straight up to topout.

Starts near the right arete of the overhanging face on large crimps. Continue up the arete and follow the lip left towards the prow using mostly slopers. Hard.

The face opposite of the prow. Overhanging and difficult.

In between Unnamed 2 and Unnamed 3. Start on small crimpy pinches. Continue straight up more small crimps and mantle to topout.

The tall arete left of Unknown 3. Sit start and use sidepulls on the right.

Face left of the right arete from atop the Warmup boulder.

Sit start on small crimps/sidepulls and awkward feet. Dynamic pulls to the starting holds of the stand start adds a few grades.

Easy climb on the face right of the main face.

Traverse on the shorter side of the boulder

On the opposite side of the same face as Unnamed 2. Crux is right before topout using slopers to mantle.

A sit start variation of Unknown 2

The face left of the arete. Slippery feet, but positive hands.

Sit start using nice undercling and edge. Move to slopers right then to a sloper crimp left and an awkward pinch. Go up and pinch a triangular feature. Continue up using pockets and crimps to topout.

Crack on the left side of the face that faces the dirt road.

The right arete from atop the Warmup boulder.

Traverse the slab wall using solid holds and good feet.

Overhanging on the back side. Slightly cramped due to a neighboring boulder.

Starting at the furthest corner of the boulder left of Black Dance, traverse form this arete all the way to, but not on, the overhanging face of the boulder. Consists of many small crimps and ultra precise footing.

Invisible crimps and pockets.

Left of Koba, and right of the arete is a face that starts as a sit, and goes up using postive hands and feet, but turns blank at the top. Bad fall zone.

Sit start on large holds. Follow large jugs and edges straight up to easy topout. Probably the most climbed route here.

Goes straight up the middle of the face that faces the dirt road. Highball. Fun.

Face on front side.

Sit start unknown on large holds and climb until hitting the highest rail, then continue right rather than left. Slightly more difficult.

Left arete.

Overhanging face starting with a large jug on the left and a crimp pinch on the right. Pop right to the rail and then hit an edge a little higher. You can use intermediate holds from here or just crank a dyno up to the edges on the lip. Mantle to topout. Very fun. There is a sit start variation that adds a grade or two to the climb.

Downclimb

Right of Cut the Lights. Starts on bad feet. hands are at a sideways sloper pinch, and a three finger vertical pocket. Goes up to a sloper with the left and a sidepull with the right. Step high and reach up to the crimp, edge above. May be extremely difficult for people under 5'6"

Arete to the left of Caesar. Starts sitting with feet on a large flat feature.

Right of Unknown 6. Sit start, then heads right into large pockets, and then up staying left of the arete.

The groove face right of the main face.

Climb the odd prow to the right of Unknown. Awkward beta.

Left side of main face.

Sit start variant of unknown5 using two small edges and a lot of muscle. Once off the ground pop up to the left and stick the jug. Then get the crimp to the right and continue as if it were the stand start.

Overhanging line on the left side.

Starts low and uses pockets and crimps to climb over the bulge.

Project starts as the sit start of Flight of the Voyager and goes straight up to the jug but then goes left to small crimps. Then find a magic way up the face to a topout.

On the super flat face. Starts on one small left foothold and pockets. Right foot spreads far right and then hands move to higher pockets. Smearing on really slippery rock and pulling up to a high foothold will allow a dynamic move to a sharp edge with the right hand, or to an intermediate sloper. Left hand goes to a slanted edge.

The arete right of the main face.

Climb the center of the tallest face and exit left of the apex of the boulder. This one is pretty "spicy" so make sure you have some good spotters.

Right side of main face.

Nice arete on the left side of boulder

Overhanging line on the right side