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Short route between Trinity and Romeo is Bleeding. This route is on a small crag south of the main crag and higher (above the trees). UPDATE: 2nd bolt has come free.

Start on the big squared hold then climb up the corner to a jug. Problem #5 in Tony's guide.

Start on the big squared hold then climb straight up. Problem #4 in Tony's guide.

Sustained with a sloper crux.

On the vertical face to the right of Supreme Pontiff. Climb the right-facing corner and crack, trending right at the top, then step left to the anchor.

The rightmost bolted line at the crag, and the first one reached from the access track. Climb the corner, trending right to a roof then up a blade-like flake feature to the right. Single bolt anchor.

Straight up the steep wall to Br1, dynamic moves from the big jug gets you onto the balancy wall with vague parallel lines- follow these to DBA.

The first route that goes the full height of the crag. Start on slab left of "Faigan", climb leftwards to first bolt. Crux on layaways and small holds after third bolt. Wires and small cams for top trad section, through the split prow. Double bolt belay anchor

Direct version goes at grade 20.

Up black slab with small wires and cams to a bolt. Finish at tree or continue up The Black Slab

Starts at a small buttress with a low bolt. Up over this and climb easily to the ledge (cams for protection). Climb the arête past three bolts.

This spectacular arête line was spotted and toproped as early as 1973, but it was left to John Allen to make the first lead. Start either up the shallow groove on the arête past 2 bolts, or on the L wall with little or no pro. Up the overhanging bit on the R, then move L at the horizontal break and exit.

Smear and mantle.

Short Slab