At the SE end of the formation. Climb an easy slab passing two bolts to an anchor. I believe this to be the easiest route in Alabama Hills. It's the only 5.1 that I have ever seen with bolts.

Fiddlin' Buckaroo

Riders of the Purple Sage

Rootin' Tootin' Rhythm

D&D 2

Strawbillie Poodles Forever

Rhythm on the Range

Zig Zag

Replikator

Once you go poodle you don't go back

Eye For an Eye

This route is near the center of the Crag and starts right of a low angle crack/corner system. Some bolts are hard to see because they're in pockets.

This climbs the steeper slab to the right of "Fiddlin' Buckaroo". Climb past 5 bolts to the "Fiddlin' Buckaroo" anchor. Another one of the easiest routes at Alabama Hills.

This route starts to the right of "Eye for an Eye" in a chimney formed by a large boulder lying against the main rock. Climb chossy face to an easy left leaning crack.

Locker

wrote

here

: "Looks like I named two routes up there, D&D. LOL!  Oh well. D&D 1 and D&D 2 then.  Both were done by my Son and I and thus the D&D (Doug and Dad)."

Steep face to the right of Once you go poodle....7 bolts plus a couple cams 1/2-2".  Two bolt anchor, lower off.

This climbs slab several feet right of "Rootin' Tootin' Rythm", passing 5 bolts to the anchor.

Low angle crack - fun if you have a youngster that wants to learn to place pro with minimal safety threat.

Climb up and right - along the wide Zig crack over to the main left slanting crack. After a couple gear placements and a few moves, the angle is very gentle until you reach the Zag. Place one more piece in the Zag and continue along the main crack to join Fiddlin' Buckaroo just below the 2nd bolt.

This lies to the right of "Eye for an Eye", on a low outcrop at the base of the main crag. Climb an obvious dike passing 4 bolts to anchor.

5.6** to first anchor. Start several feet right of "Riders of the Purple Sage" Climb passing 5 bolts, move right crossing "Lone Ranger" to the first anchor.

5.7*** To second anchor. Face climbing passes 7 more bolts to anchor, 115'.

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Routes in Lost Eye to the Moon