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Out of Condition

Great all around climb

5.8+

Start on Pins And Needles, then follow the crack all the way, that moves leftwards.

Blocky route to the right of Sports Illustrator. Rappel to access the base. Tricky chimney finish.

Gear up to 3". Fun popular route. Crack climb into big right facing corner. Swing left around the roof and up enjoyable crack.

The long diagonal crack that spans the entire crag from bottom right to upper left.

The obvious wide crack near the left end of the left wall. Good gear placements in a wide (4”-5”) crack lead to a small ledge. Stemming and face climbing through three bolts then leads to the anchor.

Re cleaned Sept/22. The left of the two obvious corner crack systems on the wall. Plentiful gear opportunities, need up to #3 and a #4 is helpful.

Follows the obvious curving crack in the center of this wall. Shares the last three bolts and anchors with Monkey Man.

A low first bolt protects the first few moves before the climb enters an excellent crack up the slab. Located on the west wall just to the right of the spire.

Climb the broken flake system on the right side of the central gulley. Pro is finicky due to the nature of the rock, and getting onto the midway ledge is awkward and likely the crux. Better climbing for the top half.

The short trad crack on the left as you enter the main crag. Good beginner lead with solid and plentiful gear placement opportunities.

Requires big gear (4-5”). Move up the big crack past several blocks to a small cave mid route, then follow the small dihedral crack to the anchors.

The uneven corner crack in the middle of the wall. Where the crack forks mid route, take the left crack.

The crack to the right of the big leaning tree. Good gear for the first half, then a couple ok placements, then one bolt just below the anchor.

Located on the short wall just as you come up out of the cave along the trail below Pooh Wall area. Climb the dihedral at the left end of the wall, starting from an elevated ledge.

Rescrubbed Nov/23

A hidden gem of a trad climb. Delicately come out from under the starting overhang and follow a finger width corner crack that takes gear well. The top tends to be gritty due to runoff from the upper climbing ledge.

Originally done in 2 short pitches

Routes from Green Onions to Right Guard are not in the right order

SUPER FUN! bring your crack technique

Take the right-facing corner to the ledge above Don Juans crack find the fault through the roof and scale the small wall above rap anchor

Thin crack on wall left of portapotty. face climbing leads to crack and small roof section. finish on biig ledge at the summer breeze rap anchor.

Farthest climb on the right, follow the big crack right to a ledge, then head left towards the anchor.

Slightly right of Mungle Crack, thin crack and small shelves for your feet. 3rd set of anchors from climbers left

follow the flakes right side where you can step out left and up to a bolted station. or continue right to the top of nrfom gear to 2 inches

Both pitches are 50m and 5.8 (Second pitch is R)