Right of Hard Case is a chimney/crack, climb this feature to the face.  Traverse left under the roof to the anchors on Hard Case.

Easy Case

Space Case

Hard Case

Territorial Imperative

Just in Case

Head Case

I haven't been on this yet, so probably somebody else could write a better description. This is the most obvious crack on the face, located on the far right. Route goes up a wide section through a roof, then continues on at a lower angle to the same bolted anchor as Head Case. 

  The only other thing I'm going to say is . . . Joe Herbst . . . offwidth . . . 1975 . . .

This route is located about 10 feet right of the left side of the Case Face.  Climb a steep section past a bolt (5.7 crux) into a crux. Continue up easier ground following this left-trending crack. Belay at the top of the crack wherever possible. This is a fun, easy trad lead. 

  Descent:A slightly nerve-wracking downclimb is possible. From the belay, traverse left across a slab (scary) to a corner, then downclimb a slab towards the base of the climb. It also appears that some people rap from a small bush on the slab (also looks a little scary). It is also possible to climb an easy 5th class pitch up and then traverse right under the roof to the bolted anchors atop Head Case and rap from here.

This is a gem that never gets done. The crux is getting to the 2nd bolt. The two bolts are a bit suspect looking rusty. You can protect the moves to the 2nd bolt by placing pro in the small seam to the right. Looks harder than it is. More of a head problem. Natural gear belay at top of crack\flake. (A rap anchor here would be a great idea) 2nd pitch very short slab moves. 5.6

Route is just right of Territorial Imperative on the awesome black varnished wall. Climb and easy wide left facing corner (few options for small pro) at 5.5 for 25ft until a step left into a big pocket and clip the next 7 or 8 bolts to a chain anchor. Route anchor is to the right of T.I. but can be reached from T.I. via a small traverse to the right.  Great route, bolted well, and clean rock.

Just in Case is a short, easy climb on the far left side of the Case Face. Climb up to a bolt (5.5 crux), then trend up and left on easy, unprotected face towards a flake. Gear belay at the top of the flake. 

  Descent:A slightly nerve-wracking downclimb is possible. From the belay, traverse left across a slab (scary) to a corner, then downclimb a slab towards the base of the climb. It also appears that some people rap from a small bush on the slab (also looks a little scary). It is also possible to climb an easy 5th class pitch up and then traverse right under the roof to the bolted anchors atop Head Case and rap from here.

This route is located in the middle of the Case Face and climbs through the white lower half of the cliff up into dark varnish. Mostly good face climbing, protected by nuts and cams in the varnish where possible, bolts where not. The beginning is a little weird, with awkward moves to get to the first bolt. Since the protection looked pretty marginal from the ground, we toproped this climb by first climbing Space Case, then doing a second pitch up and right to get to the Head Case anchors. Once we got on the face, protection opportunities were more obvious.

This crag is conveniently easy to get to from the Ragged Edges Area, and hosts several moderate lines of good quality.  Protection is mostly mixed.

Description

Protection

Routes in The Case Face