Climb the steep arete on big jugs. It is super fun and pumpy.

Bush Pilot

Eager Beaver

The Other White Meat

Tight Fit

Johnny Come Lately

Coyote Ugly

Four on the Floor

This is an Indy Pass classic for the grade. It's on you from the moment you leave the ground. At the second clip, traverse right and then directly up on solid but spaced out holds. There is a hard to spot but bomber pin in the roof about eight feet up and slightly right of the second bolt. A second crux awaits at the last bolt.

This has an interesting/balancy start that follows the bolt line to the right up to the roof.  There is always a hold somewhere, you just have to find it.

This is a short, steep, moderate route.  The crux is passing the fourth bolt.

A hard, bouldery start will test your stemming flexibility.  After fun, technical moves past the first 2 bolts, you come to a good rest stance.  Move left at the third bolt almost (but not quite) merging into

Bush Pilot

.  Clip the fourth bolt and move back right and up on the hand rail.  Hang on and fight the pump to the finish!

This is a fun, challenging climb; it barely sees any action because most of the other climbs on the wall are far easier.

Start by scrambling up in the corner and reach way left to clip the first high bolt (or stick clip). Establish yourself on the face into a series of crimpy moves that increase in difficulty until you arrive at a very distinct crux above the 3rd bolt. After you figure out the crux, you are rewarded with fun, blocky, tension-y climbing through the scoop on amazing rock! The anchors are high up at cliff-top.

Start on sidepulls in less-than-perfect rock.  Move up through some techy moves to a good jug shake at the fourth bolt.  Bust up making big moves to good holds over the bulge past the fifth bolt and to the anchors.

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Routes in Lower Bulldog Cliff