The crux is at the end of the route. The ledge at the end is off!!! High feet!!!! It is a great photo-op. It was named this because Kevin broke a hold and fell 15 feet onto jagged rocks. Kevin was not injured, but definitely use a crash pad here. It has mostly solid rock, but watch your step and grip.

Satan Let Kevin Go

Satan Kicked Kevin's Ass

Satan Ate My Donut

Satan Did Your Mom

The crux is at the very beginning, if there is any crux. There are many great jugs and some easy slopers.  It was named so because Kevin got on this route, broke a hold and fell, slightly scraping up his arm in the process. The first ascent was an onsight and the first route at the crag.

The crux is going around the corner of the route. The route may be crumbly as it was not well developed. It is worth doing, but it is not the best route at the crag.

The beach can become crowded during summer months. The boulders themselves are secluded and bordering some private property. The rock can crumble. Watch out for the Devil's Block (an overhanging block that if climbed on could fall) marked by chalk Xs.

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