Fun and interesting climbing with long reaches gets you to the final bolt. Pause on a small sloper crimp and then "sucka punch" to a decent edge that gets you to the anchors.Note- i'm not sure how to edit the grade on here but the FA suggested 12c, not 13a. I suggest 12d as a compromise.

Sucka Punch

Ball Sucka

Sucka for Pain

Sucka for Shorties

Suck on This

The Quatch

Numba One Sucka

Total Invasion

Southern Baptism

Hydro Logic

Most difficult route at the crag. Starts just right of Numba One Sucka

Crimpy start leads to several big right hand reaches. Finishes on The Quatch.

short and bouldery. v3 intro sequence gets you to the jug rest. hang a long draw on 4th bolt. a couple hard moves off the pocket renders the climber passage to fun finishing moves. 

Trends left. Steep jug haul with a crimpy crux above the second bolt.

Begins on arete and continues through steep terrain with great movement.

The main line at the crag. Steep and impressive.

Extension to Total Invasion. Moves left at top towards wetter part of the wall.

Flow through several short, steep cruxes on good holds making sure to manage the pump to avoid dripping off the last few holds.

The main attraction at Sucka Cave. These routes are the longest, steepest and most difficult at the crag.

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Routes in Main Cave