Climb offers a variety of moves packed into a short 2 bolt climb.Stemming, thin holds, and steep jugs.  Shared anchor with Chinese water torture.

Rain Sucks

Misty Horizon

Chinese Water Torture

Cloudburst

Horizion Air

Welcome to Oregon

Rain Man

In Oregon We Rust

Frozen

One of two two-bolt micro climbs in the back of the cave (the left one). Fun, steep climbing on big holds. Add some value (in that contrived sport-climber way) by doing a sit start traverse in from the right. Watch out for bat/bird/critter poop near the top.

Starts on the same belay pad as Rain Man and climbs up and right to join Horizon Air for its slab/corner crux and arete finish. 

Short climb (even for this wall) with a fun crux sequence at the second bolt. Easier climbing takes you to an anchor below the top of the wall. 

Make some sustained moves up the arete then pull onto the hanging slab into a corner without much to hold onto. Move back right and to the top of the cliff. 

The steepest line in the cave. Heads up on the right side of the cave and heads out a steep roof with the crux pulling over the top.

Continuous long pulls between good holds. Crux is pulling onto the slabby section midway where the holds shrink for a few moves. 

Balancy (bottom), pumpy (top), and funky (all of it) climb on the right side of the cave.

A cool arete climb on white rock just outside of the cave. Pockets and edges and not-so-obvious holds with a steep finish.

Rainy Day Cave is somewhat of a misnomer. It's not really a cave by the strictest of definitions and is therefore not that great for climbing on the rainiest of days. Nevertheless, the cave offers some cool steep sport climbs that are generally pretty short with the longest routes on the outside of the cave proper.

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Routes in (6)Rainy Day Cave