A gorgeous set of twin gold cracks leads to a bulgy top out. Great gear and moves the whole way.

Breaking Bad

TZ Orange Sweetness

Orange Slice

Breaking Tradition

Caveman Arete

Electric Lichen

Breakin Through

5.9 splitter

Shine On You Crazy Diamond

Sunkist

Breaking A Sweat

unnamed face

In Sprite of It All

Bad Turtle

Break Fast

5.8 Corner

Creamsicle Dreamsicle

Breaking Bud

Breaking Glass

Block Party

Electric Slide

Block Tower Reach-Around

Orange Block left

Unknown

Look for the obvious right-facing flake just to the left of Breaking Bad. Follow the flake up, then turn left for the second crack system. Follow this to the anchors just below the lip. This route still needs some cleaning, but fun regardless.

The rightmost and harder line of the duo. Step into the blocky crack system and get gear (finger size). Continue up the steep orange corner past 3 bolts to the anchor. 

Fun stout arete climbing. Begin the same as Breaking A Sweat. Instead of moving right, stay on the arete past two bolts on a steep rock. Heel hooks, slapping, and some gumption will get you to a positive stance above. Follow two more bolts up another steep face to the shared anchor. Some gear can be inter-spaced if you really want to sew it up.

Climb the easy corner to the roofs and follow jugs out the dihedral in the roof to a great stance. Continue up the wild orange lichen arete and face past bolts and gear to the anchor on ledge at the top.

 The bottom stays shady most of the day. The upper gets morning sun but is generally breezy.

Climbs the lefthand line of twin routes on the amazing orange colored lichen face, just left of Sunkist, and right of an old unknown crack climb.

 Climb the flake past gear to a line of 4 bolts and a technical crux to an anchor on the left side of ledge below a capstone wall.

Start in an easy alcove 20 feet right of Breaking Bad.  Work into crack feature to a good gear horizontal At crux.  Head up to a ledge with a solid TCU to protect moves to anchors.  

Climb the obvious hand size crack that gradually thins to fingers at the top. Anchors are a move above the ledge and below the huge conifer on top.

Ever try Salewa Table Bouldering? Here is your chance to put your practice to use! The rest of the route is superb as well.

 Start below a shelf of rock just above head height with a bolt higher up. Stick-clipping the bolt is recommended before starting the table bouldering. Wrestle with the shelf to get stood up. Difficult to grade. Continue up the amazing bullet hard sandstone with amazing horizontals, slopy ledges, great crimps, and one more bolt.

 A mostly bolted line that climbs the wild black and orange face to a hard move on the arete up high. Could be done by stick clipping bolt 1 or placing gear to protect the start. 

 Start just right of a gully and left of the ground-level overhangs. Climb past a horizontal gear placement on your right to a line of 5 bolts.

 Morning shade, afternoon sun

Unbelievably good. Holds just where you need something!

 Start at the left arete next to Breaking Bud. Find the miraculous iron crimps out left and pull up the arete. When you hit the first horizontal break begin moving right into the large left-facing flake. Follow the flake to another horiztonal section and then another short left-facing flake. Get some gear at the base of the flake. Find another perfect hold just above the short flake. Steep pulls lead to a slopey topout over the bulge.

Start either low on roof crack (unclimbed but reasonable-looking) or traverse in from right. Climb the corner past gear to a face with seams and patina holds protected by 2 bolts and gear. 

Start just right of Sunkist at a distinct bucket hold around chest level and under a bolt 12 feet up. Make weird sidepull moves up past bolt to small roof and a bolt above to the right. Move right and up to a face and flake system protected by gear and one more bolt.

 Morning shade, afternoon sun

Worth the extra walk from the concentration of routes on the north end of Prospectors Trail. Climbs the prominent orange streak.

Sweet, rounded arete.  Begin in crack with a tree at your back, then hug the arete up to anchors. 

A very fun hand and fist size corner crack that is a good warm up for this buttress. Climb it to the top.

Thin at the top, not at the bottom.  Have Fun

Amazing horizontals split by beautiful bulbous gray stone.

 Climb up the pebble conglomerate to a horizontal with gear. Make some techy moves up to the large broken ledge and first bolt. Find the holds just below the shallow left-facing flake. Get a good finger size piece here and pull the fun flake move.The rest is just amazing steep horizontals with bomber gear.

Crank the chossy start to gain a corner which is then followed past good gear to a line of bolts up the gently overhanging face. The crux is at the very end!

Climbs the righthand line of the twin routes on the amazing orange colored lichen face, just left of Sunkist, and right of an old unknown crack climb. Climb the orange face past gear to a 2 closely-spaced bolts at a technical crux. Continue up thin corner features protected by gear to an anchor on the right side of the ledge below a capstone wall.

 Morning sun, late afternoon shade

The leftmost line on this obvious buttress capped by large boulder atop the square arete. Climb the crack to the roof and step right continuing through roof on jugs and jams to a rest on ledge below the arete. Climb past 2 bolts on the technical arete, with the crux being the last move to the anchors under the capstone boulder. Spoiler alert: Look for a trick hold around the arete for the crux.

This is the leftmost line on the small separate orange wall holding 2 routes. A fun moderate warm up for this area of the crag. Climb the line of 3 bolts to ledge. Clip the last bolt and continue up right to an anchor at the very top.

This is a left leaning crack just left of Electric Lichen. Unknown FA or grade but it looks moderate. Look for a small tree about 2/3 of the way up.

 Old slings but no modern anchor at top

Some of the best stone around. Nuttall style horizontals and cracks galore. The cliff faces mostly west and is a fairly easy approach. The wall gets afternoon sun in the warmer months. As with most areas, there is still quite a bit of trash in the area. If you see it, pile it up if you can't carry it out.

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Routes in Mid Prospectors