Go to the east side of Rabbit Rock and hike down to the large boulder at the base of the wall.  There is a significant drop off at the end of the boulder.  This is where Hesitation Blues begins.  Climb the crack with large face holds to the top of the formation.

Hesitation Blues

Wide 8

Roadkill

Beyond and Back

Dupree's Diamond Blues

City Fathers

High-angle slab with a delicate "smear-mantle".  crux about 3/4 the way up. Well bolted, sustained and challenging climbing with a crux crescendo and denouement.

Tricky start up into wide groove (a #5 C4 protects these moves).  Go up offwidth which narrows to hands up over a ledge.  Continue up cracks into a chimney on the right (you could also face climb left on unprotected easy climbing), ending on top of a block. The route joins Beyond and Back here to the right and proceeds to the top up one of the cracks, which turns into a nice hand crack.

Gear belay, sling a large block, or traverse right up top to hit chains.

Descent: Walk up and over (south) to rap Roadkill's chains with a 70m.

This route is located about 20ft right of Hesitation Blues on the east facing side of the rock. It follows a seam with good finger pockets for the first half and is slaby sport for the second half.

Fun route with a variety of jams, stems and chimney techniques required.  The first part of the route is sort of a half pipe.  Then its fingers and hands.  After about 70 feet it merges with the wide 8 that is to its left , but it is a straight up line.  Its a bit dirty but still worthwhile.

I highly doubt this was an FA although it did not appear to have ever been cleaned up.  If anyone knows the correct name and FA's please update.

Quality but short finger tips crack. If it were longer,it would likely be a classic.

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Routes in Rabbit Rock - Northeast