Routen in Sierra Nevada für ausgewählte Schwierigkeit

Go up blocks in the right corner, then go up the flaring crack. Rap from bolted anchor or walk off.

Large crack that starts in the bushes at the top of the ledge for Middle Tier. Climb to the Juniper tree at the top of Upper Tier. Odd route that goes over a few ledges and block. Careful with rope drag. Walk off left.

Go up the crack on the left side of the slab, past the tree. Bolted anchor.

Leftmost bolted route on the wall. All pitches are 35meters. All anchors have rappelling rings (use a 70m rope for rappelling). About ~5-6 bolts per pitch

Pitch 1: 5.5 Pitch 2: 5.5 Pitch 3: low 5th Pitch 4: 4th class

Up the cracked block / pinnacle just left of the main wall.

Hand crack right of Brodie's Run. Double bolt anchor on ledge below top.

The next crack right.

Bolted slab climb. Can (should?) place two additional pieces of protection after 1st and 2nd bolts.

Bolted anchor shared with The Falcon and Flight School.

Climb the fractured slab using the cracks and ledges.

Several levels of difficulty could be established depending on feature usage.

2-Bolt anchor at top, accessible by trail.

Follow the chimney on the left side of the block shared with Oak Tree Flake. Can be top-roped with a 60m rope from the anchor shared with Grant's Crack.

1. (5.5) Approach the balcony via ramp on the right.

2. (A3) Follow crack up and over the roof.

Rap down via Bishop's Terrace.

At 1,500 ft. Tenaya Peak is long. It offers low grade friction climbing with only a few sections in the 5.5 range.

A 5.6 or so crack variation on the top pitch is available for those wanting something a bit spicier.

The middle of the 3 major ridges. Several thousand feet of scree down low leads to mostly 3rd and 4th class rock on the ridge itself, with some mandatory low 5th class pitches, including 2 pitches of unprotectable decomposing gritty slabs fairly early on, immediately after a prominent notch. Up higher the easiest terrain is found on the right hand side of the ridge, which eventually leads to the exit gully (the right, less steep of the two obvious gullies).

People can and do complete the route in a single behemoth push, but most ascents take 2 full days (in addition to being over 7,000' tall, the ridge is almost 3 miles long). There's a good midway bivy spot on a major ledge system at around half height - this is about the last relatively good place to bivy on the route.

Poor. Wide crack. Lower off.

South arete.

Leftmost climb on the Leaning tower of pizza, very well protected.