An off-width crack that would pose severe difficulty were it not at such a kind angle.I loved the climb but i don't mind getting dirty.  If you do mind getting dirty it may not be worth it.

Offwidth Crack

The Diamond

Left Overhang

Bucket Prow

Remillard Traverse

The Pocket Problem

Reachy Face Climb

Full Remillard Traverse

The Scoop

Aggrieved Monkey

Climb straight up on the face to the left of the crack. The crack is off.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LqxYkL6UomE&list=PL5V8eV-Ye0sSEVwYNj3ibvjI44gO59ZgN&index=4

The holds aren't quite as big nor as frequent as the Neighbor to the left, Bucket Prow.  But still a pretty straight-forward pocketed face climb.

The left-most climb that faces the road on

Pinnacle Rock

. Lots of large holds on a steep broad arete. Much more exciting beginner climb than a slab.

Start where Pinnacle Rock meets Plaque rock and traverse around the arete and all the way to the Off-Width Crack.  Mainly balancy moves, but the primary challenge is just the length of the traverse (~45').You can just as easily go left to right as well.

Climb just left of the warmup jug and hueco route, and about 5 feet to the right of the huge crack.

Climb up over the bulge using all the finger pockets, crimps and jugs to easier climbing on the less than vertical top section.

Watch your feet on the bottom of the route unless you like doing pullups.

Located just to the right of the Offwidth Crack, this challenging face climb requires balance and either a long reach or some burly slapping.  The crux is about 10 feet off the ground on the slightly overhanging section.  Once the face gets less steep the climbing gets really easy.

Combine Remillard Travese and Plaque Traverse (in either direction).

Right-most climb on the Pinnicle.The dusty, balancy boulding problem beginning is a stark contrast to the mossy, reachy moves that await over the roof.  Great climb were it not for the dirtiness.

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Protection

Routes in Pinnacle Rock