Start matched on a flat ledge in a crack. Use the crack and slopers to get your feet up. Hand/arm jam the top horizontal crack, and find a nice hold on the top with your left hand. Top out.

Black Glass Crack

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Black Glass Arete

Black Glass

Scarface

Mission Accomplished

The King's Flake

Mister Hat

Big Money

Halloween Highball

Momentum

Deviant

Climb the obvious line up/down the crack system.  

  This is a fun climb that gets you to the top of the other climbs for cleaning their topouts. 

  Also, use this route to get down from the top of the other routes.

Start with your left hand on a sidepull rail or a choice of a couple other holds. Get a nice arete hold for your right hand. Find the holds to gain the hand jam in the horizontal up top. Top out. Cool black mica on top. 

Start on the face using two pocket crimps in the crack. Get some easy low feet. Get an easy right hand over the lip and a foot out right. Pull up, and hand jam top crack. Pull up, and top out.

Start on a slanted rail. Move up to the scar with some decent feet. Top out straight up above the scar. Scramble some slab to the very top. Sit or stand. 

This has sharp, crimpy climbing that leads to a fun slabby topout! Start at the holds shown on the beta photo, and climb up the crimpy face. After you've become established, the vertical portion of the arete is on for your hands. Top out by staying on the face and going straight up onto the slab above.

This is the tallest route on the wall. It is an easy highball along the giant flake directly in the middle. Work your way up the flake, and top out on some crystal holds. The topout may be the hardest part which makes it spicy. There's also a small handle near the top which I don't recommend using. Use the hold just to the left of it.  Potential easy classic. The type of route even non climbers look at and say “I want to climb that.”

Mister Hat is a lowball, two move problem. Sit low on the lip, and find feet. Use a big, juggy hold on the left and a sloper on the right to get on top.

Start on the obvious rail. Move over to the sidepull rail and/or the hollow flake. From there, get up to the slopey crimp. Hit the very slopey top.  Get your feet right for the crux to mantle over. Climb an easy slab to the top. Added a sit start to this that goes at the same grade. More of a straight line than a traverse in. Check the pictures for beta. 

Stand start stepping on the blocks. Climb all the big jugs up to the lip and finish the spicy topout. Exit right. You could climb the slab up and left for another 20 feet of climbing.

Start on some crystal crimps below the obvious rail. Move up to the rail left and right up to nice crimp rail. Move straight up finding the crystalline top. Use the crystals to pull yourself up and over. Top out is a little spicy. 

This is the route to the left of The King's Flake. It is not super memorable except for the topout only because it's tall. The starting hold is to the left of the graffiti D. Move up on good solid holds, and top out on a horizontal flake. This is a good warm-up.

Most of the climbing is here at the main wall. The 90° wall is tapered off on either end and is maybe 150 feet long. The tallest section is probably around 30 feet. Left side Is usually wet. You'll know you're at the right place if there's graffiti. There's a giant white cross located on the top of the wall in memory of a lost loved one. The landings are not the best but are workable with pads.

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Routes in Main Wall