Steep slab with sloper micro-crimps on marble dikes.

Walk Hard

Praying Mantle

Karst Corner

Undone

No Bull

Bo Job

Dream Sequence

Scoots

Hazard Pay

Surprisingly techy climbing 10' left of Walk Hard. Named after our pack-mule friend.

Follow a low angle ridge with numerous hard and scary mantles. From the ground you would guess there's no way it could be higher than 5.8. The exact level of 5.10 is definitely height dependent! The climb is fun on top rope, and puckering on lead. Either way, it's a good exercise in exploring something that is vastly harder than it looks.

Deceptively hard low angle dihedral with good rock. It looks no harder than 5.4, which led to a slightly regrettable free solo onsight. With rope and gear, it's a surprisingly good time. Tricky crux.

This is the one route on the wall that we really wanted to do, but ran out of time and left it undone. It's a left leaning intermittent crack. Who knows if you could lead it. We think it would be a great climb, at least on TR. The grade here is a guess because it won't let me leave it blank.

Short and bouldery route pulling directly out of a killer six-foot roof on the left side of the crag. Burly and technical roof pull!

Named for the dog, Bull, who did not attend our third trip to the Marble Mountains.

This route was done ground-up onsight and we discovered that looks can be deceiving and it is much taller and more challenging than it appears from the ground! Each time the crack dies off, karate kick to the right into the next crack. The second traverse lands at a beautiful marble tufa. There are fantastic slopers, edges, and even a few hand crack roofs at the top. Gear anchor and walk off.

The sequences are so cool you couldn't dream them up.

Solid right facing corner with a perfect crack.

Named after the adorable puppy on the trip.

A techy crux off the deck is protected solely by a blue ball-nut. This scary start guards a nice crack finish. Named after another dog on the trip, Hazard.

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Routes in Karst Crag