Work up a featured slab to a narrow pillar between two bushes. Continue up on well spaced pockets and  features to the final headwall.  Thin technical moves gain the anchors.

Gimme Shelter

Revolution

Wall Flowers

Rock Me

Free Falling

Bad Company

Yer Birthday

Sweet Emotion

Maneater

Johnny B. Goode

Touch of Grey

Sticky Fingers

Work up a featured slab left of a bush to gain right leaning seams. Work a couple jams, liebacks and gastons up a thin face. Continue up the headwall until the pockets run out at the anchors.

Start on left (uphill) side of a nice platform behind a large, burnt dead tree. Work up fun and very featured rock to the final headwall.  Delicate liebacking leads to the anchors.

Climb beautifully featured rock where the wall transition from yellow to grey.  Climb up to ledge with the Maneater anchors and continue for another 15 feet up a shallow groove to the anchors.

Work up a zig-zag groove to a very thin section.  May be harder if you don't use the bush. Continue up to a stance and move up a thin crack to left side of a large overlap.  Big moves lead to the anchors.

Start in the approach gully and work up yellow rock past a couple bolts to a patch of pockets.  Pull over the pockets to some pinches on a horizontal rail and move right to the arete.  Follow the arete and easier climbing to the anchors.

Ten feet right of Touch of Grey.  Start in deep groove with a dead snag.  Work up and slightly right on thin face climbing.  At about 2/3 height move left onto an hour glass feature and make tricky moves up steeper, spaced out pockets to the anchors.

Starting just uphill from a large burnt dead tree, work up featured rock staying right of a deep groove. Climb steeper rock on pockets and pinches.  At the final headwall follow well spaced but good holds to the anchor.

Start right of deep groove that goes more than half way up the crag.  Follow fun and featured rock staying just to the right of the deep groove.  A final thin slab move leads to the anchors above a ledge below the headwall.

Climbs the north rib of the Classic Rock Fin.  Mountaineering flavor with sections of good rock punctuate by vegetation and fractured rock.  Steeper with big holds towards the finish.

Furthest left route on the wall.  Climb up a featured deep cleft.  Ends on a ledge below an obvious bulge.

From the right side of the platform behind first large, burnt dead tree work up feature rock staying left of a long deep groove.  Work up excellent with thought provoking climbing to a steep headwall.  Follow good holds to the anchors just above a crescent shaped overlap.

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Routes in 02. Classic Rock