An overhanging dihedral with somewhat desperate finger locks but great stems, leading to deep jamming as the angle eases.

Aquatic Anxiety

Little Feat

Little Hans (aka. Conspiracy a Go-Go)

Snatch

Shrike

Fear of Flying

Texas Crude

A strenuous thin line of crimp laybacking above a guillotine blade.

A great crack, thin hands that widen as you ascend.

A pebble pinching slabby bolted face.  Balancy movement.

Fun corner with some stemming moves, deep jamming and face holds sprinkled in.  Top finishes on a beautiful left-leaning hand-fist crack.  Good exposure at the start - consider building an anchor for your belayer.

This is one of the most infamous central Texas climbs, and rightly so.  Fear of Flying is a continuous crack in a beautiful dihedral that widens up top.  Most choose to lieback this beast, which makes the climbing easier, but adds an interesting challenge when placing big gear.

Texas Crude is a fantastic steep crack that is easily protected and soaks up many slightly tight hand jams.

This is the East Face of Buzzard's Roost where the classic climbs Texas Crude and Fear of Flying can be found.  Area offers shade and is often quiet due to length of approach, but worth the mellow hike.

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Routes in East Face of Buzzard's Roost