This route starts on a large layback flake (when the water is low to average height) then continues up on pockets and sloping edges up a vertical face.

Nikki's Flake

Gettin' High

Jug Crack

Pedro, Paddle Harder!

Pocket Protector

Overhung Flake

Start on Nikki's Flake, but after pulling the crux and hitting the awesome right hand slot, go left and up for climbing that is a bit steeper than Nikki's Flake.

Start on the right hand side of the Corral on a dark colored, slightly overhung and hueco'ed section, get up high on the wall, then traverse left for about 100 feet until the obvious topout on the left most side of the wall. 

  Once you get high, the rock quality is pretty good, but be sure to check for lose holds before committing.

This tall, right facing layback jug crack is a very impressive line. Don't fall from the top!

A nice warmup ladder for those days out on the Lake. 

  Begin on two obvious jugs about shoulder width apart and use pockets and blocks to climb the less than vertical face. 

  It's possible to topout through the shrubs, but a solid stand position just below the greenery facilitates a forward-facing dive back into the lake.

This climb follows a right leaning flake and then pockets up an overhung face on medium sized holds.

A tall, fun wall from vertical to overhung with very deep water that is climbable even when water levels are very low.

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Routes in The Corral