Routes in Indian Creek Canyon

crack narrows from hands to fingers as you climb, then gets very thin when you approach the anchors. Most climbers commit to the awkward off width on the left wall when the main crack thins out. Gear gets very thin at the top.

Climb a slabby block to thin hands, slowly widening to thinish hands inside a flare. Final 15m is hands to wide-hands. Chain anchor.

Cams: 0.5-3.0

Squeeze or mantle to the top of a block, then thin hands to hands. Chain anchor.

Cams: 0.75-3.0

Start on top of a pillar - hands in a left facing corner.

Twin cracks to ledge inside chimney. Second pitch is The Mystery Machine, at the back of the anchor ledge.

Cams: 0.4-3.0

Thin twin crack system.

Cams: 0.3-2 Chain anchors

To the right of a prominent pillar, climb over a large wedged chockstone and into the ever thinning corner

Shares start with Brown on Butter. Scramble up the block to an awesome crack. Gear: 0.75 to 6, heavy on 4

Climb a block, then fists to offwidth in a right facing corner. Don't forget the crack right behind you ;-).

Cams: 0.5-1, 3-5. Heavy on 3's. Nuts possible but not necessary with a 0.5 and / or 0.75 for the top.

Left facing corner with wide hands.

Cams: Mainly 3, 2 also handy Chain anchors

Starts in the corner right of Charlie's Pillar (about where the approach trail hits the wall). Shares the start with Hayutake.

Long right facing corner. You can get back to ground with an 80m rope. A 70m may not get you down necessitating some downclimbing. Perfect man hand jams forever!

Tie a knot in the end of your rope!