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the leftmost bolted line

(pitch 1) 10 bolts start as for Crak'teryx and head up to ledge (optional pitch 2) 6 bolts. can be done in one pitch

starts up Mousetrap but heads left halfway through the first pitch

start up Bang For your Bolt and head left at a ledge

The route directly up the obvious large crack.

The obvious offwidth crack.

An excellent jam crack.

The short slab at the far right.

Good quality climb! Starts at the base of the left most of two pines at the right of the crag. Blocky terrain leads to a ledge followed by a left-leaning series of grooves to the top. Takes gear well. Has ring anchors.

Move past an dodgy old bolt up the left side of the arete, pro can be placed in the crack above. Finish at the anchors of Hope.

Up the Water Streak

Tree Anchor

Sit start, starting from the most obvious crimps and try to made your way up on a strait line, don't ski to the left.

Sit start, use the two diagonal crimps to rise your body from the ground and use the lateral crimps to get to the top.

balancy on thin slopy holds

balancy on thin slopy holds

dance up over the bulge to a reachy crux, then scamper to the top.

Crack thingo

# bolts unclear. 30m Rappel Down. Not toprope safe.

Start on a leaning flake on the east face of the boulder. Move up and right along the flake.

Right arete of the E face of the boulder

Sit start on middle/left of North face on a side pull and head straight up on edges and jugs. Same start as Sugar Cube Traverse.

Climb the SW arete of the boulder. Fun and easy moves.

A well protected gear climb. Slightly easier out to the right higher up using stemming and some under cling. Chains at the top.

Left facing corner just to the right of Sharktooth flake. The wider section is bolted, so no larger gear is required.

The last cleaned crack on the wall with Red Dutch and Drop out.

Continuation from the middle anchor.

Bring a few cams or nuts if you don't want a lot of runout.

Start with hands matched low on left arete, traverse up and right.

Opposite side of boulder to Moment of Inertia. Start on rail on L side of face, and follow rail up and R to lip.

Gear to #2 Camelot

Pitch 1 (5.7)- 30m Pitch 2 (5.8)- 35m

First Five pitches of Yak Crack/Yak Check (as per McLane guidebook) p1: scramble/solo up 5.0 corner to low angle, gravelly slabs. Didn't see a bolted anchor for this pitch. p2: Either go up left facing corner to a ledge, or traverse to the right and go up a right facing corner to a ledge. Traverse to a bolted anchor just before the long dihedral. p3: go up steep flakes to gain the face of the large dihedral, and enter the 140m crack. Belay at bolts part way up the crack. p4: continue up the crack, pull through the bushes, and belay at bolts above the first set of bushes, p5: continue up the crack, which starts to get gravelly, to a second set of bushes and a chockstone. Continue higher to belay at bolts.

Rappel with double ropes. We were not able to link p4 and p5, so we belayed off the chockstone.

Climb the crack and finish on the anchors shared with the next three routes on climbers left.

Considered a dangerous route and probably named by the first ascensionist.