Visually stunning ramp with fun climbing.  Face to ramp.  Crux is around the 11th bolt on P2.  Some crack moves. To avoid the ugly gully to the left of the line, use the 3 chain draws to descend back to the top of P1.  A 70 m rope will allow you to lower your second to the ground from the top of P1 with the rope running thru the anchors of p2.  Remember to pull the rope so that the free leg comes down thru the fixed draws or it will fall into the gully.  This route gets great sun at the end of the day in Winter.

Ringtail Cat Walk

Center Court

Megalodon

Hand Over Fist

The Hills Have Eyes

Scrotal Hotpack

Start me Up

Sugar Coated Hippo

Health Club

Starfish

Bow Down to the Standard White Jesus

Flex Your Bazooka

Scrotal Squeeze

Sneakaroma

Caramel Covered Crocodile

Fashion Racket

Flush Twice, L.A. Needs the Water

Burn After Leading

Thin crack, then face.

If you are comfortable with a little step left from the anchors of Fashion Racket, you can set up a toprope on this route and Health Club.

Climbs the second tier of Health Club.

Climb 5.9 bolt protected crack and face system, then break right onto the face and climb to the top of the feature.

Climb "Flex Your Bazooka" to the top of the first tower. Then follow the right bolt line.  Some 10a on the next part and the crux is above the 12th bolt.

Climb up the left side of a cleft and do a step across move to the headwall (3D). Remarkable pockets in the water course. The crux is near the top. I rate it PG 13 due to the potential to hit the wall/ ledge behind you when starting up the pockets.

Decent rock but quite short with a reachy crux near the bottom.

The crux of this route is approaching it and getting situated at the base. Maybe leave the packs down the hill. Don't worry though, it's all there and well worth it to tick it and its neighboring route Carmel Coated Crocodile. If you take your time and choose the right path you can get there without too much sliding. The coolest part of the route is that it looks really low angle but feels kinda steep once your on it. Also this route has some great sinker finger pockets.

Face to small roof, run-out to first bolt.

Climb better than expected holds up a steep face to the thin finish. You have to climb some slightly chossy third class to get to the first bolt.

4 bolts squeezed on a nice face. The crux comes around the second bolt and eases off higher up.

Little dihedral to little flake to face.  5 bolts

Pumpy, juggy crack at the bottom to face.

Probably the best route at HC, but that's not saying much.  Once of the cleaner ORG gear routes, the gear is a lot bigger and more plentiful than it looks from the bottom.

The crux is a somewhat intriguing one move wonder about 5M off the ground.  The rest of the climb is about 5.8.

Super fun route, the name and route description I posted years ago when it was a new route, but since REI bought Mountainproject they have deleted most info on this website :-(, anyway check it out fun route :-)

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