Layback up the nice flake to to a perch left of the large chimney. Pull the roof around the left side and rappel from the pine on the ledge.

Bring your big gear for the flake.

C.T. Crack

Just Another Crack

Solitude Standing

Cafe Chic

Not 'til Verdon

Ratz Holm

King of Swing

Start right of the big oak (the one with the hole on the side facing the wall). Climb the crack and top out.

You can set this up for TR if you place a redirect at the tree just above the crack (which you might have slung before topping out) and walking on the outer edge to the rap station where you can then set your own anchor and beaners to TR off of.

The anchor with the tree just above the crack becomes the climber side and the anchor on the rap tree becomes the belay side.

Some interesting, balancey moves get you up the slab on the right side of the arete.

Scramble up to the flake. Layback up the thin flake to the roof, then pump through some steep moves on good holds to the anchors.

This route angles up and right past a few bolts and some thin, technical pocket pulling until eventually finishing around the arete on the last bolts of Solitude Standing.

Good moves on wide gear in a corner just left of the sandy start to Freeblast.  Traverse up and left to a corner, utilizing both the corner and horizontals for holds and gear.  Top out on a slopey, leaf-covered shallow gulley.

Not a stellar line by any stretch of the imagination, as it is short, and is dirty from lack of traffic.  However, it can be a good place for new leaders to practice.  The gear is solid and plentiful, and is a welcome moderate gear line in a sea of harder sport and trad lines.

Beautiful splitter crack with an extremely fun start. Finger and hand jam up to the bolts from there.

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Routes in 02. Kingfish