There are two cruxes not to be circumnavigated around.  This is the same start as "WooHoo". Climb the thin flake until the horizontal cracks are reached.  Move up to the 2nd horizontal crack and make a dicy long reach up and left for the third horizontal, this is the first crux.  Follow the thin rail up and right to the center of the face.  From the last horizontal make another long reach up and left for a jug just past the left rising edge, this is the second crux.  Finish off by climbing up the face to the right. 

Priority Crux

Pinnacle Express

Woohoo

Fluid Motion

WaHoo

Stout Route

Phantasm Left

Multiple Ways

Splitter Endurance

Phantasm Right

Climb the flake to the horizontal about 8' off the ground.  Move to the right and gain the vertical crack.  When the crack splits follow the Right crack to the top. 

Lead the obvious jagged crack to the top. Beware there is No anchor on top see Protection below.  It's a fun line, we removed some loose blocks that were sitting around and there might be some more to clean off.  However the rock on the route felt quite solid.

Start just left of the huge overhanging chockstone. Climb the thin Flake until the horizontal cracks are reached.  Traverse right and continue up the thin crack. The crux is the final 8 feet of crack where the crack closes up and the feet turn to smears.               

Red - Phantasm Left, orange - Phantasm Right, yellow - Woohoo, Green - WaHoo

 

Likely the classic route on the Pinnacle.  Start at the Left outer corner at a short thin vertical crack line that is not really used for the climb.  Climb up the face to the double horizontal cracks and move slightly right, climb into the small and short right facing corner just prior to the ledge. Mount the ledge and move up the flake to the last horizontal hand crack, travers it to the right end.  Layback up a flake then reach around to the corner to the right facing wall for more holds and climb the arete to the top.   

Climb the outside face of the off-width.  Pull over the bulge onto the top of the massive chock stone. Step right and pull the roof, continue up the center of the face with the use of the horizontal cracks and little to no face holds.  End slightly to the right with the right hand using the vertical side of the upper crack. 

"Rope WARNING, very sharp horizontal edge at the big ledge near the left end and the overhanging block"Start standing on top of the two foot tall pointy pyramid shaped boulder.  Climb up on horizontal edges to the horizontal crack and then hand traverse to the right.  Climb up the open book to the big ledge on the right.  Move up the face, above the ledge, on good holds moving toward the center of the face at the top.

Climb the flake to the horizontal about 8' off the ground.  Move to the right and gain the vertical crack.  When the crack splits follow the left crack and you will likely use the right crack for the first couple of moves. 

Climb the narrow end of the buttress in Multiple ways. Using the crack and the left or right outer corners. 

Although a short climb, this is a fantastic clean overhanging splitter crack. Starts in the corridor near the center of the face.  Climb the inside corner to the large gently sloping ledge.  Follow the lighting bolt splitter crack to the top.  Warning Pump Factor not included in the ratting, this is a beautiful straight forward climb for crack climbers.               

Splitter Endurance shown in yellow.

 

Down Range Rocks is located South of the police shooting range, high on the top of the hill. It may be down range of the firing line but it is safely out of the line of fire and is quite a ways distant as to not be a danger. The range doesn’t appear to be used very often with months between uses or maintenance. Down Range Rocks has a few rock walls, pinnacles, and numerous large boulders. It is shaded and North Facing.               

Red - Phantasm Left, orange - Phantasm Right, yellow - Woohoo, Green - WaHoo

 

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Location

Protection

Routes in Down Range Rocks