A predominately Off-width crack(at least for my little hands) that can be climbed without many mandatory offwidth moves. Although knee jams and chicken wings will assist with resting near the top. There are holds along the crack for some strong-guy climbing that's sustained, pumpy, and really fun all the way through.

Hungry Tiger

Unknown

Tiger by the Tail

Thundercat

Bearded Tiger

Puss N Boots

Smiladon

Start up a short and stout finger crack and encounter a crux near the end of the crack.  Clip a piton, place a piece or two, and head up on steeper terrain to the bolt.  Place another piece and go up and left to the anchor above the lip.  This is the best route at the crag and is not to be missed.

Start with two opposing rails into a bumping crimp onto a downward sidepull with slick left foot. Crimps and more rails follow throughout the route.

Crux between bolt 2/3. 12b/c after​.

Can't find any info on route grade, setter, or FA. All topos have a ? And no info from community. Looking for details thank you.

Start on sharp flaky holds just to the left of the crack. Put a sling on a notch and head up a few moves until you are able to traverse right into the crack. Place a piece or two and head straight up to the start of the powerful and difficult climbing. Layback up, clip a bolt, and traverse on "jugs."  Do a few moves in the crack then grab a small crimp out right and struggle your way to the top. This is the way we climbed the route, but there might be a more direct start up the crack that is better protected. The way we climbed seemed like the path of least resistance. Boom. Meow.

A few easy moves up to gain the horizontal finger crack which you follow right towards the bolt in the obvious dihedral along the black streak.  Upper half shared with Puss 'n Boots.

The traverse in the beginning is exciting but I found the crux to be the committing move standing up out of the horizontal crack and moving past the bolt to gain a good hand in the upper dihedral.

The crux is right off the ground with another in the middle depending on your height. Start with a sinker jam, plug in some pro and move to the face with some hard 5.11 iron cross action. Pull back into the wonderful crack and plug more pro and 2 bolts right next to each other before encountering the 2nd crux for those under 5.11. At the mini roof make a long reach or hop up the face to a horizontal. Move about 7ft left on the horizontal to a right facing hand crack and then choose between a dirty but sinker hands crack to a killer horn for the top out hold on the left OR a very thin fingers and tips crack that tops out to the right (difficulty unknown to me)

This climb ascends a black streak up the wall past broken seams. The route starts with pulling a roof, followed by thin technical moves all the way to the top.

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