This route start right next to Gills, but follows the thin cracks on the face to the left of the dihedral.  Continue up this line either through the red spot or staying on the left.  Work up to the roof and then up and over you go.  Couple more moves and then you are on top the large ledge below the top of the fin.  Start and the roof were cruxy for me.

Fin Stein

Finnish Line

Whale Rider

Gills

Step it Fin

This is the fourth line on Dorsal Fin (see beta photo).  It starts in the first prominent dihedral.  Follow the dihedral up, placing pro until you get to a small roof.  Set some pro and then up and over you go.  Its still very dirty.  Be careful for loose rock.  Be smart about placing the pro under the roof (check it).  We cleared most the loose stuff; but you never know!!  Roof is the crux.  Keep going until you reach a large ledge just below the top of the fin.  Descent is either walk off the fin (climber right) or set up a rappel.

This line is right of the red spot in the small dihedral/crack.  It has a large bush growing out of it about 15 feet up, but you can move onto the face to move past it.  Crux was at the start and middle section; nothing to bad, just some awkward foot placements and handgrips, but you'll figure it out.  Move all the way up until you reach the large ledge below the Fin.  Lots of places to drop pro.

This is the route to get atop Dorsal Fin for top roping or walk off. Nothing tough except for dodging a tree or two and maybe high stepping a couple times.

At the top of the notch, climb left to access the top of the fin. Watch out for the shiny yellow stuff along a rock edge that must be some type of animal excrement.

Follow the line on the right side of the red spot on the whale...I mean wall.  This is all face climbing on nice holds and tiny ledges.  Stay out of and left of the crack/small dihedral on the right.  Follow the line straight up to the large ledge under the Fin.

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Protection

Routes in Dorsal Fin