Pull off the ground and make your way up to a dynamic boulder problem on some shallow holds. Passing the boulder problem, enjoy the no hands rest and jugs to the roof. Bring your try hard to pull the roof utilizing the horizontal seam right of the bolt. Continue up jugs to the chains. 

  One of the more spectacular pitches at Stack Rock and indefinitely one of the better 5.12's in the State.  

  Deceivingly pumpy.   Quality!

Master and Commander

Snack Pack

Palpitation

Rally Monkey

Dizzy Spell

Chamber Life aka Found Your Face

Hannibal Lectin

The Show Me State

Show me the Master

Prickly Bone Snake

Climb the beginning of "master and commander" through the crux. Once you pull the roof, traverse towards your left onto the face of "The Show me state"  

  Best way to link together the two of the most classic routes at stack for a full value pump. This avoids the large no hands rest and incorporates an exposed traverse on some large jugs as well as a bit more pump for those who are thirsty for fitness.

This is a really fun sport route. Makes a great warm-up. Solid rock with a little exposure (for the grade) during the last few bolts.

Climb the crack that starts The Show Me State, but continue up the vertical and slightly overhanging crack. Continue up into the roof on good but seasonally damp or wet rock to clip the shared fixed anchor.

The anomalous start on sharp/small holds and incut feet will leave climbers wondering if they've actually started a 5.11 pitch. Hard problems separated by good holds lead to a long run to the anchor if you don't bring trad gear.  

  Pull the off the ground crux and continue up to a sweet right-angling flake that leads to some good jugs. Figure out the next sequence and then make use of a banana hammock no-hands rest to the right if you need it. Otherwise continue up the dihedral on the on jugs to a left trending run out to the anchors. You probably don't want to take that fall.    Fun three-dimensional climbing.

Perform a couple of bouldery moves on an overhanging start to gain the crack and chimney system. Climb and stem up through the easier wide parts, enjoying the air beneath your feet. A unique climb that gets the heart going. Rappel off a tree at the top.

Fun 5.10 face climbing to a good rest before tackling a tiered roof system.

The newest addition to the Heart Chamber.This line conquers the once untraveled terrain due right of "The Show Me State"Take the first two bolts up "TSMS" and the branch right to the bolt hanging under the large Obed style roof. (This will hopefully see a long chain draw addition soon)From here gorilla swing your way out onto the arete via series of large yet easy moves. Once established onto the prow crush big holds until the 3/4 height mark where a powerful undercling crux awaits. Decipher the sequence cop a shake and keep it together before the final spicy run to the chains. Top out the cliff for full value!A must do route for the Heart Chamber!

Best route at stack hands down.   Climb a 5.10 finger crack to a no hands rest, then begin climbing the steep face on good holds. The fourth fixed draw will be the reachy crux, pull past it and cruise to the desperate finish.

Climb a mossy start to an intimidating roof. Use good jugs to pull the roof and follow chicken heads to the top.

The best wall at stack! Best concentration of hard, steep lines.    Sun doesn't show until noon.   Worth every step to get here!

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Routes in The Heart Chamber