The first 10’ climb through a relatively clean choss band (belayer beware) and immediately turns a roof with fingers. Climb the right facing corner from tips to baggy fingers.

There is no offwidth on this route despite the Kelly guidebook description.

Rubbin’ the Nub

Haverty

Repo man

Out On A Whim

Light Duty

Patience

Public Offender

Carl

Juvenile Delinquent

Unnamed R-facing Corner

Sweat n' Sour

Demolition

Mandatory Work

Haley’s Head

Morning Wood

Popcorn Cloud

Church

Dreams of White Linen

1 to 4 crack

D'Ya Pee in Their Butt?

The Long Way Home

Bridge Tournament

Nineric

Go Drown in a Lake of Diet Coke, Fucker!

Sweatin'

Public Defender

Naked Lap

Hobby Horse

Variante Argentina

Full Moon Good Drugs

Hands Up

Blockhead

Federation of Insterstate Truckers.

Pinche Puta

Buckle Up

Trash Man

Not Too Spicy

splitter fingers ring locks thin hand  hands fist to one move of OW ... A must do

Boulder moves that can not be protected off the ground brings you to a block at the start of the climb that sounds and looks loose that you must climb on to get your first piece of gear, a blue TCU, and then some crisp splitter climbing will see you to the bomber fixe rings under the huge roof.

left facing corner hands all the way with great rest

OW from fists and gets wider as you go up.

Starts with some hollow climbing on opposing flakes. After clipping the first bolt, engage in some very strange oppositional climbing, placing optional tiny gear with runners in the left crack before reaching two more generously-spaced bolts. These protect the crux climbing, with one particularly perplexing move at the 3rd bolt. After that, mellower 5.11 fingers leads to the anchor.

A cruxy off width move at the start, to a fun chimney that is protected by fingers.

Huge right facing corner hands/thin hands/ fingers

Unknown rating, so grade may be subjective (plaque was unreadable). This climb is located about 15 ft right of light duty -5.9. Start in tight finger crack that quickly turns in  to 0.5 camalots and stays that size to the anchors. Good route to practice finger stacks if you have smaller hands because face features help upward progress. Fun route!

thin hands start small roof hard size of ring locks splitter arches left to a OW ramp that get's you to the anchors

Super fun movement that rewards technique over brute.

A finger crack in a blocky right facing corner.

Stem up to a thin section mid way and continue with the stemming.

Bust left briefly towards the top and back right to the anchors. but be careful of the blocks there out left.

Begin by climbing a flake leaning up against the wall. Climb the .75 camalot splitter to sustained thin hands to a pod. Pull out of the pod and traverse left to the finger crack corner.

hands to wide, good for the aspiring OW climber

Follow a LF dihedral with some poor rock to a lieback roof with good gear.  Paste and lieback (isolated crux) around the roof to the right and follow a fun big hands crack to a fist section before the anchor.

Splitter crack that starts as thin hands, and  gradually widens to wide hands to a pod finish. Cold Shut Anchor.

Varied climbing with an optional head scum/jam/bar to get through a little rooflette. Start straight in the flare up a little wideness to the aforementioned roof. Nice and varied!

Twin cracks lead to a rampy corner, some wide climbing to a splitter that dwindles to tight hands at the anchor. A cool voyage. Pretty close to 200'!

A lovely route! Loose rock in spots, but it has mostly great rock, wonderfully fun movement, and is long!

Start in a corner with fingers in the corner and ringlocks on the straight in crack. Work up the corner to a stance on a block. Stem or layback up the slot to corner, and continue up the corner. It's nice to put a cam in the horizontal to keep the rope out of the crack.

fingers to ring locks an some face with a bolt an a roof.

A classic line with fun, varied climbing the whole way. Start in a tight flare that is thin hands and fingers until you're on top of the block. Then climb twin cracks with fun foot ledges up to a roof. Great move to pull the #2 roof and keep going to another stance below the squeeze. Start squeezing and keep it up for about 3 body lengths to the #1s roof. Plug gear and turn the lip. Keep going to the chains. a 70m rope just makes it back to the ground.

This climb is located about 30 ft right of light duty 5.9 .

Thin hands to a good stance allows you to to take a minute think about how to best finish the route. Insecure face moves and flared hand jams lead to the anchor. Fun route that is good to do if you are in the area,

baggy fingers and tight hands through roof/bulge leads into an OW then squeeze to the anchors

Crack system up Huge right facing corner. Its one of the larger more obvious dihedrals on the left side of the wall. Belay platform behind a large pillar. Some thin moves allow you to gain the corner. Climb the varied corner with one low angle wall and one steep.

Sorry for the high anchor, went to the natural end point ya know. knot your ends, you can down climb a bit or do some rope shenanagans if you dont have 2 ropes.

Named after the many midnight naked laps around creek pasture, camp good times!!!

This short warmup climb starts with a loose band with a chimney to the right before heading to a short splitter right facing corner. The climb ends on a pedastool with a bolted anchor.

A hand-crack start in a left-facing corner leads to a flared tight chimney with a fist crack in the back, which comprises the bulk of the climb.

This climb is listed as "Variamte" in Bloom 2, but the plaque says "Variante Argentina".

If you climb

F.I.S.T.

, you could set a TR on this route by reaching to the right while rapping off.

This route is bad to the bone! The first 2/3 is relatively mellow, going from hands down to tips with a stance. That's when things get rowdy. Micro cams at the roof protect the transition into the less-than-tips upper corner. Very insecure climbing protected by the tiniest of cams leads through this to the anchor. The crack waivers in size, making the gear placements fidgety. Good luck!

Mostly hands and big hands with some crack switches.  A good warm up.

A fun and varied climb. Locate obvious block feature wedged into crack/dihedral about 80-100' above the trail. Fun fingers and hands will get you to the top of the block. From there it's another 50 or so feet up a Slot Machine-esque feature with a 3-4" crack in the back to a stance to clip the anchors from.

Yo Johnny Kovak!

We thought this was pretty good, but then everyone thinks his child is beautiful.

Starts with about 30' of "normal climbing", liebacking a shallow RF corner, then plugging some good hands before it widens.  A section of cups is followed by fists and wider to the anchors.  The occasional foothold makes the climbing relatively enjoyable for those with less than gorilla size mitts.

Short right-facing corner going from .5 to tips, mostly on .4s and .3s.

Put up in about 1997. Hand jam at the roof.

A worthy pitch with small gear and an OW slot at the top.

Lieback a thin start in an offset dihedral (blue metolius and blue alien) working the feet. Tough moves for a body length to gain the flared pod and some good gear. Hard for the body length after the pod then a hard mantle to establish at the base of the flared OW. Now all you have to do is climb a 20 - 25' OW to get to the chains.

Anyone trying to onsight should be able to hold on a long time as the gear is small and the rock is the softer, white sandstone. Also the crack is varied and you'll be liebacking so you need to take care placing gear as tight as possible.

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