Zugzwang

Froop There It Is!

Fox Den

Plasenda

Camp Breaks

My Frooperhero!

Froop Du Jour

Kurt Hates Moutain Project 1

The Bishop

The Castle

Kurt Hates MP 2

Froopsy Daisy

Taking the Plunge

Sequential yet flowy climbing lead up to a defined and fun crux to exit the roof.  Pull the roof on jugs and finish on 5.9 climbing to the chains.  

Grade is an estimate-- I have not redpointed yet- rain is my excuse.  Hard fist jamming leads into a hole, then bolts and gear protect the overhung top.

Mostly moderate climbing on bullet-hard stone with one tricky sequence getting to the large slanting hole at about mid-route. 

The high quality climbing on the top of this route will have you coming back for more! Begin with some jug-bashing as you pass a large flake. Arrive at a crux as the wall starts to overhang slightly, pull a few challenging moves before gaining a jug where you can shake out before crimping your way to the top on some the best crimps in the park!

 Still a little dirty, once it cleans up a good 5.9 with interesting holds and movement throughout. 

Another good moderate that needs a little cleaning.  Climb the first few bolts into the kind of tricky dihedral feature, then keep your eyes open for good holds out left as you move towards the top.  

6 bolts to a bolted anchor.  Climbs a thin crack feature in the middle of the route.

Climb the crack just before the hallway made between a massive pinnacle and the main cliffline. Bolted anchors.

Begin on easy moves to a long move into the big jug hole (maybe dynamic for shorter folks).  Finagle your way out of the hold and encounter intersting climbing for the grade up to a unique tree fossil hold beneath the chains.  

A fun and cruxy route! Scramble up the juggy slab at the start, pull a few bigger moves between the jugs to get to the third bolt, then work your way through the first crux. Once you make it through to the 4th bolt, prepare yourself for a challenging, but short-lived sequence before riding a juggy lieback to the top.

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Routes in Froopy Land Cliff