The far right side of the cliff. three bolts.

Egotestical

TJ Hooker

Bromancing the Stone

Myers Crack

Mamma's Boy

Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Slabbiness

T J Swan

Left Wing Route - AKA The Democrat

All I need is a hula hoop so people don't wonder

Far right side of the cliff.  Kind of an inconsistent route from a difficulty perspective (although pretty fun), the crux is between the first and second bolt and is probably about a 10.a move, but the majority of the route is no harder than 5.9.

Far left side of TJ cliff. This climb starts up a relatively steeper broken section. Move past a few bolts to gain the slabby arete.

Start on the left side of the main face. This route takes the obvious line going straight and trending slightly left up the cliff.

Climb the right hand crack on the main wall.

Move through the first two bolts of Bromancing the Stone, then traverse to gain the juggy side pulls of the broken system on the right. There's an additional bolt near the top of the route that's a nice directional for top roping.

Climb through TJ's one and only bulge to gain the slabby arete.  Eventually this route joins the same bolt line as the route to the left.  This route was bolted on the Fourth of July, hence the name...

Climb the left hand crack on the main wall.

Start directly below the first bolt and climb up the slab more or less direct.   Easy angled but pleasant moves make this a good climb for folks starting to lead.

For many years this was a popular top rope, but it works well as a lead.

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Routes in T J Swan Cliff