This climb is located in a chasm behind the main wall.  Walk around Indian Creek Crack and make your way into the corridor.  The corridor is about 3 feet wide and its sort of a chimney climb.  The route is like a mini firewater chimney climb with a few bolts and tops out where the other routes on the main wall are.  Start the climb stemming up to the first bolt.  There is a short crack to the left that we got gear into to make it to the next bolt.  The 2nd bolt has a partner for some reason 2 feet parallel (we only clipped one).  There is another bolt 15 feet up that you can clip from a ledge with a quick link on it.  We used this as a directional and belayed from the top rock behind the corridor.  Fun different route.

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Tiny Applicator

Lord Jim

Freeze Frame

Indian Creek Crack

Don't Bump The Glump

Tiny Dancer

Right of Tiny Applicator is a smaller right facing corner with a loose flake in it.

Right of Tiny Dancer is this right facing corner.  Face climb up to a sloping small ledge.  Left handed mantle up with little to no feet and grab a lie back crack to the top.  Bartlett has it at 5.10X, maybe height dependent but it felt like 10c/d X to me.

This is the most obvious crack about 10 feet left of Tiny Dancer starting with an inverted-vee slot.  Put as much gear in as you want and walk up.

The climb is about 40 feet left of Tiny Dancer.  Climb over a small roof into a finer-to-fist size splitter crack.

If you start with the first moves of Tiny Dancer then go up and left into the thin crack, its 5.6, go straight up without the crack on the right, 5.7.  The crux is at the start, but you can reach up and slot a solid nut about 10 feet up.  The next 12 feet or so is unprotected and thin, I was able to get another nut in between two pinches that was mediocre.  Once you get into the crack the pro is fine.

This is a short 2 bolt route on the arete of the wall.  Start off scrambling up 5 feet to a ledge.  The crux comes here going from the ledge to the wall.  There is small spot to put in a cam in order to make it safe to get to the first bolt.  After the first bolt, start venturing out to the second bolt and the arete. 10 more feet or so gets you to the top.

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Routes in Group Campsite 3