Routes as sport in Elevenmile Canyon

This is the leftmost bolted line at Knome Dome. Starts by traversing left and then follows a water groove up to a chain anchor.

Second route from the left at Knome Dome. Follow bolts through a small roof. Nice mantle up on to the slab and to the anchors.

Sustained technical edging and smearing on good rock. Starts fairly vertical and eases in difficulty as the angle gets more relaxed.

2nd route from the right at Knome Dome, on the rightmost edge of the main slab. Start with an angling rightward traverse along a ramp and then head up to chain anchor just below the roof.

On the far right of the wall. The big chain anchors can be seen on the head wall.

Starts with the obvious big chalked flake and leads up the steep wall. Perfect line with some perma draws.

Start on the slab and then go straight up the impressive head wall.

The left route on the right wall. Steep and nice!

Stick clip the first bolt, move right and up the steep wall.

Starts at the bottom of the wall. Climb the dihedral up to the roof to reach the anchors.

Cruiser climbing on solid granite. Located far left of the Staircase and away from the crowds.

This bolted line is the second bolted route to the left of Hollow Flake, and the second bolted route to the right of Staircase. Start just right of a pine tree. Crux down low through the first two bolts, easing into cruiser terrain. Use a 70m rope if planning to lower.

This bolted route climbs the left side of the pillar that is just right of the popular trad line "Hollow Flake"

Begins off of the ledge atop Hollow Flake, Zamboni Man and Sprout Route. Follows the line of bolts to climber's right of the tree. Low crux leads to sustained and enjoyable friction.

Shares the 3 bolt slab start of The Messenger and continues on the face above the left facing flake.

The leftmost bolted line at the River Wall proper.

First route after the big pine tree. Starts on top of the flake and follows the corner to a bulge (crux). Easier climbing along the dihedral to the anchor.

Starts on top of the slab and follows big flakes. Great line!

This is the first pitch of Brain Freeze. It is the obvious slab to a low anchor.

This is Corneal Abrasion with its extension. You may climb that as one pitch, better not to clip the first anchor to reduce rope drag. One of the best 10's in the canyon. Slab climbing followed by stemming, smearing and laybacking up flakes and good crimps.

The last route accessed from the lower section at The Icebox.

The leftmost route on the "balcony" above. Bouldery start leads to great climbing on big flakes. 3-bolt anchor with a dubious middle bolt.

Starts with Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out for the first 2 bolts and then heads right.

Starts on the "balcony" just right of Ice Age.

Follow the base of the cliff up until you see a "cave like" structure. This route starts left of it on the steep face onto a slab and then climb the steep arete. Climbs steeper than it looks! Awesome!!

Starts just left of the "cave" and leads into the steep crack above (which is the crux).

The rightmost route, right of the "cave". The crux is around bolt 1 followed by nice and easier climbing to the anchor.