20 feet of crack leads to face. Use side pulls and edges to bear hug up to block requiring a mantle. Finished on slab. Last move will keep you on your toes.

Booga Beluga

Sailing

Ecco

Bailing

Wailing

Tursiop's Leap

Sound Image

Fragment G

Route may have been fun back when it was bolted. Currently its falling off the side of the cliff.

Solid rock leads to choss.

May no longer go. Hold breakage is concentrated in middle of the route leaving a large blank section. If it goes it will be probably go harder than 12a.

Fun Route. Edges and pinches lead to short section of slab that allows a no hands rest.  The business begins after the rest. Using edges and side pulls gain a block and prepare for a cryptic crux.  The very last move is the crux.

Starts off THIN(crux) followed by great moves to a rest, then head up, crimp an eyeball and tech it out for 2 bolts to a jug. From here, clip the last bolt and dance to the top.

A slightly harder version of Sailing. It uses the same mantle shelf at the end to clip the anchor...don't Bail!

The Crux is most likely the tree and not falling in it.  The route would probably be a lot better if the tree wasn't in the way.

To the right of Sound Image on the first tier.

Moves up good edges on solid limestone with awkward movement through four bolts.  After clipping the fourth bolt the wall blanks out and you hit a height dependent crux to reach a decent sidepull.

(At 5' 7" +2" ape index I couldn't find a sequence that allowed me to hit the hold, I was about 2 inches shy using the best sequence I could figure out.)

The route is one you wouldn't want to take a big lead fall on because a tree has grown at the base of the route and follows you up the route always about 2 feet behind you. Tree tops out near the fourth bolt.

Description

Location

Protection

Routes in Cetacean Main