Crux at the start, it jumps right on you! Once you gain the crack 5.7-8 it's So fun!   Tape up if your jamming technique is not great!   The route is short but sweet as cake!

Raspberry Shortcake

Fascination Street

Raspberry Belay

Chocolate Raspberry Truffles

Razzmatazz

Dave The Evangelist

Multiple cruxes-    #1- transitioning to crack from dehideral    #2- getting out of the "pod"   #3-Actual Crux- the finger crack above the "pod"   Get a good rest at the "pod" then fire the finger crack until you get the Awesome hand jam!!! Great pro so no worries

This route offers great diversity for a climb of its length. Start by stemming up the left-facing dihedral below the giant roof. Upon reaching the roof traverse left along a fingertip traverse to a bolt. It is wise to use an over-the-shoulder sling on last piece of gear placed in the corner plus on the bolt at the end of the traverse. Move up and right on overhanging rock past several more bolts. Climb the flake above to a bolt then move up and left to the anchors.

Good gear all the way! Crux is pulling the two distinct ledges.

Challenging fist crack start to a bolted crux pulling a small roof.    Some questionable rock quality - hence the bolt.   Finish with a finger-hand crack that accepts as much gear as you want to place.   Fun route!!    Probably done before but never posted.

This route is a closed project at this point. It follows the arete on the right side of the large roof formation.

This buttress is actually the begining of the main formation at Raspberry Rocks. There is a very large roof capping a left facing dihedral. To the right of the roof formation is a distinctive gray and black water streak. This buttress is just past and slightly behind the north end of The West Face.

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