Follow the solid, left-trending crack with really solid handholds and sparse feet. The crack widens and tightens in multiple spots as you climb, but overall there are generally good holds. The top-out seems to be the crux but possibly just cause you've got less energy than when you started.

Navel Traverse

Naval Direct

Navel Right Crack

The Navel

From Boston Rocks: "Steep route up two parallel cracks on the right. Unrated." 

  I gave them a rating of "5.9+" for the time being. If you have climbed the route and care to improve the page, please do so.

Climb the finger crack that starts of the intersection of all cracks and goes right and up following the slope of the ground. Jam and hand your way up!

From Boston Rocks: "the Navel itself is a very hard route that is yet to be climbed. The rating is estimated at 5.12." 

  Have you climbed it and want to improve this page? Please do so.

The Navel has a striking face with a obvious, horizontal crack. It is the shape of a pyramid and is orange. It is hard to miss. See the photos.

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Routes in The Navel