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5 Bolts

Just to the left of Wafer. Start at the cave entrance (or deep in the cave if you want to make a statement), climb up and left to a crux bouldery mantle. After a rest on the ledge, follow the crack to the ring anchors.

Wafer Area.

Bad Mantle's predecessor. An old trad route that climbed the blank, slabby bulge between Bad Mantle's last bolt and the easy exit on Thread Belay.

This route has a stopper crux. Hug the corner and get tech trying to figure out how this is possible. Fun finish. Could be a great mixed route if a bolt were added to protect the crux. Could be harder than 5.11.

Start on Deliverance. At the roof, traverse left on slopers and finish up the spider-route dihedral.

Two bolts to gain a ledge then climb the splitter tips crack to the anchor

Dangerous to climb with stabilization bolts located in the middle of the route.

One of the first routes developed at the sector. Stick clip a high first bolt. Hard moves off the ground lead to a rest out right. Progressively harder moves lead to a final mantle and a fixed belay on the slab above.

Rarely or never repeated.

Climb the thin crack through the overhang, then up the steep face and arete above.

Unsure where start is or how many bolts

Start just right of "Gabba" at a small, squat, pinnacle.

Closed route - pictographs.

Start 2m left of #31.

Or, 5.6 A1.

Not often repeated.

Also goes as 5.5 A2.

Just to the right of Phasers on Kill, climb up the series of bulges. 4 bolts and 3 cams.

Between "Breakfast Cookie" and "Tipytoe" are a couple bolts, after the 2nd one the route heads up through a fairly substantial roof on gear.

Just to the right of Flaked Out.

Start below a bolt just left of Phasers on Stun. Climb up through the small roof bulge to the shared anchor with Phasers. Harder at the bottom, to easier climbing at the top. 2 bolts and 3 cams.

Starts 2m right of the spring.

Starts from the right of the belay ledge.

Climbs the arete at number 8B.

Start just left of number 7C.

Start with Homeward Bound, climb pass crux and clip bolt prior traversing right on the big overhanging flake of Beam Me Up Scotty. Use sling at the bolt to reduce rope drag, and ensure to bring enough gear to protect the traverse/Second. Another fun finish for Homeward Bound.

Previously Bolted. Straight up the arete.

Choose from a number of questionable options through the crux half-way. Fortune favours the technically-superior.

"It's hard to say, it's sad but true. I'm kinda dumb and so are you." Easy moves lead to a fun problem up high Climbs direct along the bolt line right of Frenzy.

The 5.8 trad section is now bolted to the ground, separate from Train in Vain. Thin face climbing, good rests and many, many liebacks.

The 5.8 trad section is now bolted to the ground, separate from Fear and Loathing. Surmount the roof using the wide crack and face holds, then try to control the pump on fairly sustained 5.11 climbing to the top.

Top down (hanging belay) original variation of "I Wonder Where the Hanging Belays Are".

Delicate climbing on small holds, one rest 3/4 the way up then doesn’t let up to the anchors. It’s a heart breaker.

Laybacking to a reachy crux, then easier climbing and good rest on your way to the top.

Stick clip the first bolt and stem your way to the roof. Clip fix draw and finding your way around the roof is no easy task. Kneebar? Toe hook? Big move? Maybe all three to get through the crux. Pick your own adventure

(Not freed as of 2006?)

Scramble up to the ledge to start the climb. Use a stick clip. Powerful moves right off the start, with a techy finish. Guidebook says 5.11d but consensus is at least hard 5.12a

Now has a ground start. Look for the namesake pipe on route.

Start up the cracked arete just right of Johnny Be Good to gain the runout bolts protecting the crux. Some psychological gear may be found to supplement the bolts to the anchors. Belay at a tree with slings on it.

Boulder start with thin crimps to pockets. Good holds and then second boulder crux to gain face. Fun climbing!

Short, obvious middle line follow up the thin crack past two bolts, make an odd transition to an awkward finger jam and crux to then solid holds to the top.