Start on the face to the left of the corner - a couple hard moves off the ground to set you up for a big dyno. Stick the jug and proceed up moderate climbing in a somewhat dirty corner to the roof. Climb out the right side of the roof on good holds to a tricky mantle move pulling the lip of the roof. Finish with thoughtful slab/face climbing for a few more bolts to the anchors.

Honey Mess

Step Right Up

Trundle of Joy

O Henry!

Posers on the Rig

Stay Hungry

Carnubiator

Crotalulsley Challenged

Alfred Hitchcrack

Schezwan Bambi

Cinderella

Fine Dining

Elephant's Butt

Crotalus Challenge (extension)

Hot Pink Socks

Fun sport route up a semi-arete with a thin crack on the inside right wall.  Simple, yet fun climbing.

Easy climbing past flakes to jug followed by technical 12a crux and  11c layback.

A bouldery undercling move starts things off, leading to a kinda scary second bolt clip. At the horizontal break it is possible to traverse right to a shake and then go up and back left, but it is easier just to continue up the flake/crack.  Either way, the crux is surmounting the bulge.  Easier face climbing leads to a balancy move to gain the anchors.

An obvious, usually chalked seam left of O Henry! The seam is strenuous, but the arete keeps the difficulty moderate. The crux is rocking onto the arete...

This fun route climbs easy, runout slab from the one bolt anchor to the first protection bolt on less than stellar rock.  A fall before clipping that first bolt would have dire consequences!  It may be possible to place a small cam or two before clipping the first bolt.

Using a locking draw on that first bolt would be a wise choice.

Continue past 5 more bolts to the chain anchor.  At this point the climbing is quite fun, edges, pockets, and better rock quality.  The crux is around the 5th/6th bolt.  Staying left is a bit easier.

The start is kinda forced, but climb up passed the initial bolt to a stance on the left of the slab.

From the stance the climbing improves a lot, and provides something not often found in the gorge.

Step up right onto the slab and follow it with pleasant moves passing the the line of bolts up to the anchors.

Follow a left trending crack to what may feel like a high first bolt for the beginner leader. The climb then works up and left using the obvious crack system. A big lie back flake gets you to the anchors.

Climb a thin, winding crack that opens up wider as you ascend.   Use the ample face holds and jam opportunities.

Climb up easy slab to the first (two bolts) bolt.  A fall before clipping the first bolt would not be good.  From there follow really fun and varied climbing to the anchor.  The crux is getting from the last bolt to the anchor.

Locked in a corner with plenty of rest, this high quality climb is popular as the crowds do attest.

Start up the crack and make an awkward move around a bulge in the crack to gain easier climbing up to a finishing steep section.

Looking up from the base one can draw the conclusion that the route was appropriately named. Bouldery and somewhat awkward moves lead past the crux at the second to third bolt.  There are still some interesting moves on the slab above and one may feel that the natural line is a bit to the right.

Climb Crotalusly Challenged and continue up left. The cruxes are below and above the 12th bolt.

Low-angled crack to arête with the crux at bolt 12.

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