Start low on huge crack, following it all the way to the top out. Top out is crux. 

Twilight Crack

Social Distance

Twilight Arete

Honeycomb Moray

Grape Fingers

Twilight Ladder

This is a dyno that starts on the first of the two large shark tooth shaped outcroppings. High foot on the feature to the right with a small left foot in the middle of the face. Throw for second shark tooth while avoiding the small tree to the left of the finish jug. Can be either a two or one hand throw. If your reach is above 6ft you most likely will be able to keep the start hand.

Start low on a long rail with a heel hook. The first move is out to an obvious bulge on the arete. Either meat wrap up the arete or use left hand on crystal crimps to move. Finishes at the same spot as Twilight Crack. 

Start at the very bottom of the right arete on soft right-hand crimp and left and on protruding jug. Work up the arete until topping out at the highest point of the boulder. Be ready to engage that heel hook! 

Start sitting with medium-sized crimp about two feet right of the crack. Climb straight up through small pebbles until reaching a sideways jug near the top. Top out on fairly good slopey jugs. 

Fun problem with a scary landing. Start on obvious mega jug low and left. Work up through shelf jugs on the left of the large crack. The crux is the final hold which is a large left-handed crimp. Lock-off the crimp and pull to crystal jug finish with an easy top out. 

Secluded, not a lot of traffic for climbing. Surrounds areas are great for mountain biking. Main rock cluster as few climbs about V0-1. Some of the higher rocks could be Top roped and are roughly 5.7-9 in difficulty. Other boulders are within walking distance of the parking area using some accessible by trails. Rock type and quality is varied. Includes conglomerate rock with some crystals interspersed.

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Routes in Hammond Rocks