Climb the face to the left of Beginners crack.

Face

Cragmont Undercling

Cragmont Crack

Mont Crackula

The Seam

Independence

Senior

Bit of a one move wonder with the crux coming just above a ledge at the start of the crack. scramble up the dirty 5-easy to a ledge and ride the hand-sized crack to the top. Seemed to go slightly harder than the undercling.

I could not find this climb in Bay Area Rock or anywhere on the internet, so I took the liberty of naming it. I'm sure I did not make the FA as people have been climbing at this location for 80 years. Please comment if you know the "real" name of this route.

Follow the large crack from the bottom and up to the right. In order to ascend to the anchors you'll need to make use of the undercling (crux). This route is to the left of moss face.

Climb directly up to the very obvious crack near the top.

Basically a gear protected boulder problem, this route is 10ft of pumpy face climbing over a good microcam. Clip the anchors for "Cave Route," which are a few feet from the top of the seam. Worth doing if you're at cragmont with trad gear.

Route is located to the right (looking from below) of the Moss Slab. From the start, you gradually work towards the right, following the crack. After the first or second foothold in the crack, beginning traversing left (this will put you between the middle (horizontal plane) of MS and the crack to the right. Holds are crimpy and almost non-existent. Footing can be slippery, but part of the fun is feeling your way up the wall with your hands and feet. It's doable, but you have to be patient and trust your shoes/rocks. The crux is the ledge 4 ft below and to the right of the anchor bolts.

Anchor at the right set of bolts, and head up the face to the right of the crack system. Interesting balancy moves in the middle section.

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Protection

Routes in Northeast Face