Line starts 20 feet left of Bolts to Nowhere. The line starts going right, then turns left, and then staright up to slings below roof. An old guidebook says to go to Blts to Nowhere anchors, but it is more direct to just go staright up to the slings.

Virgin Dance of the Twin Chain Saws

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Rt 166

Hangovers

Common Ground

Dudley Do Right

Wally-Babba

New Kids on the Rock

Quilter Pants

Bolts To Nowhere

Leftovers

Swiss Route

Start at the apex of ledge with a dead tree on top 30 right of Bolts To Nowhere. Climb slab with litle pro to first bolt. Continue straight up with mutiple long runouts.

Climb the first pitch of

Bolts to Nowhere

and link this to P.2

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- The old aid pitch that now goes free. Climb up left facing corner with good gear and enter onto slab (first crux). Continue up slab, trending left (hard crux at last bolt).

Climb starts 20 feet left of the Swiss Route on a blank looking slab. Climb through middle of slab (easy) and head directly for a few small left facing dihedrals. You will find bolts there that head to a sling belay. 2nd pitch. You will see a bolt to the right. Take this straight up passing through a break and some cracks. Bolts and gear.

Alternate 2nd pitch right of Leftovers. Climb bolt line.

Fun easy pitch

Climb just right of Bolts to Nowhere. You will see a bolt down low at the start. Goes all the way to the roof.

First climb right of Swiss route about 40 feet. Climb slab to steep headwall.

Alternate 2nd pitch right of Leftovers. Climb bolt line.

Climb through left facing overlaps to dicer slab.

Better have your quilter pants one

On top of a belay ledge you will see the first bolt. Follow straight up to sling anchor. 70 meter rope will reach. 33 meters.

this route has a second pitch: see

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Left of the streak, there is a ledge with a big white block. Leftovers starts 35 feet to the left of that below a long, easy, unprotected slab.

10 feet right of a mungy corner you will see the first bolt. Follow to chains. 150-160 feet

Virgin Dance of the Twin Chain Saws

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