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FFA.

Had to climb tenderly past two wasp nests.

Helps when it's not 33C and in the sun. Thanks for the belay Brandon. Sendage and 8a have this at 7c+ but maybe 12b is more suitable?

Hot & Sweaty

FFA.

2nd go

The name says it all

So amazing. Harder than Chinese water torture. Not 10d

Knee buster

Very comitting opening moves with shitty pro.

Hidden holds all the way up, tempting to use the tree to help, heel hook near the top when feet are scarce

Fun chimney

Great long climb. Tough a the start for me.

Kind of an awkward first move to the second crimp but over all pretty decent

Better work on your finger strength with those underclings being in my opinion the crux. As well tiny finger pocket near crack at the top is honestly a life saver!

Decent climb, pretty pumpy

Tough but great climb! First time crack climbing. Fell near the top.

this was my first sport climb route. loved it! a relaxing climb when top roped but whole new thrill when leading!

first 6m are real easy steps. last 2 meters is the crux with crimpers and a big reach to a jug.

While the other routes on this cliff seemed soft for their grade, this one actually had a few moves that seemed stiff for the 5.4 rating. Generally good gear, and bolts available where the gear got a bit thin.

I did this to the "Overdrive" anchors, then went up "Overdrive".

Fun slab climb, not a lot of gear needed, and none of it big stuff. Seemed easy for a 5.7.

Fun upper pitch -- seemed easier than the book 5.7, but I'm comfortable on gneiss slabs.

Climbed about 40m, then belayed. Constructed anchor was where this crossed "Overdrive", then decided to finish up "Overdrive" since it looked clean and not too hard.

To my amusement, this climb had candy and toys scattered along it -- sitting on ledges, jammed in cracks, etc. I occasionally had to shift a plastic goat or other item out of my way to place gear or grab a hold.

Also, a bit run-out at the start, didn't like first placement, second was old piton, not until I was 4m or so up did I get a piece of gear in I was happy with.

TRed it clean to clean the anchor.

First climb of the day, and first in a week or so. Took one good fall on this one -- had clipped first three bolts, almost at fourth, was looking for either a good hold, or one more move for the clip and just popped off. Lifted my belayer off the ground, and had feet about at her head level. Rested, stopped shaking, and finished the climb.

Easy, good pro. Some fun chimney moves.

A fun top-rope, though some of the flakes felt... fragile.

fairly run out between bolts

lakeside anchor was loose (april 2012)

Awkward moves, holds loose, will break off.

Great area for novice lead climbers. Equally good for practicing free soloing.

Watch out for the ledge.

dirty sharp and gnarly

cold in the shadows

Follow the crack. The crack goes up and then trends left.

broke a hold.

beautiful trad line.

Originally rated 5.7 the crux is flaring and above a ledge and the scene of broken bones due to lack of respect for the grade