Bulletheads centre 所有传统攀登 4 线路 在 区域中

1. 5.11a, 31m; Start up discontinuous features past a bolt to a short left facing corner and up overhanging flakes and underclings past a few bolts

2. 5.11a, 24m; Wide crack gets you to a short delicate dyke over to the thuggish roof crack, pull the roof and continue up some thought provoking slab

3. 5.9, 27m; Climb off the left side of the belay up some low angle thin cracks. Step right when possible to another thin crack then up a right trending hand crack.

4. 5.11b, 28m: Crux pitch. A bit of wide climbing past a nice chock stone and into the splitter finger crack.

5. 5.10a, 22m: Continue up the crack to the top.

A 160m multi-pitch.

1. Pitch 1: 5.10d: This pitch is a thinker. Several different ways of doing it are possible. Follow the left facing crack to a tricky layback move. From here you could probably go left, but I found that right, up, and then left worked for me. Once on the left-trending overlaps you can choose to stay on one or move up and and down between them as you work your way to the ramp left of the first bolt. Clipping the first bolt requires committing to tough slab feet (maybe not if you're 6'6"). From there keep going past the second bolt after which the grade eases to 5.9 and runs out a good 20 feet to the corner. Build a belay in the corner. Several 5.10+ cruxes. Watch for rope drag. 30m.

2. Pitch 2: 5.11a: Climb awkwardly right off the belay under an overlap to a good stance below a left facing flare. The back of the flare takes ok gear and good fist/hand jams, but is deep enough that it's very difficult to move off the jams. The left wall was wet so we pulled on the gear. Dry it's probably thuggish 10. A wide left facing crack leads up and turns into an undercling to an obvious belay alcove. 5.10, 20m.

3. Pitch 3: 5.10c: Step around the little roof above the belay alcove and head up into the chimney. Place gear as high as possible in the chimney (#3 Camalot), and then downclimb until you can get outside the chimney and make offwidth moves to get above the chimney. It helps to arrange your gear so it's not in the way. The rest of the pitch is probably 5.8 or 5.9, but quite long and finishes with a very pretty finger crack to a treed ledge. It might be possible to take the corner right of the finger crack, but it didn't look well traveled or anywhere near as nice. 5.10, 30m.

4. Pitch 4: 5.11a: This pitch is obvious from the belay ledge. It goes straight up the amazing face and finishes left of the obvious headwall. It is a FULL 70m and has no fixed gear. It will take tons of gear -- the key is not running out. Use nuts to preserve cams. The line is quite straight but it's so long you want to use runners to keep drag at an absolute minimum. Just when you think you have it made, there's one hard move to get established in the final corner, but it quickly eases off after that. Keep going right to the forest. There are several distinct cruxes and lots of continuous jamming between them. It would be possible to stop at less than 60m, just below the headwall if using a 60m rope or out of gear (but you would need some for the belay). 5.10+, 70m!

5. Pitch 5: 5.10b continue up the obvious line (best linked with P4 but can be done separately.

Alternative start to Liquid Gold trends left up the ramp instead of clipping the bolt then left and up to the finger crack (2 bolts) splitting the face. Finish as for LG.