This fun route is located about 125 feet left of

Blood And Cuts

, and 70 feet right of the descent gully. It climbs an unusual groove/chute which ends just below the top of the lower tier. Lots of stems, chimney, and other moves, that make you feel like, well...a hot dog in a bun. The crux is the transition from the groove to high angle josh friction. 2 of 5 stars. Walk down the gully.

Hot Dog in a Bun

Prefab Sprout

Lee's Health Studio (aka The Dehab Clinic)

Henrietta's Day Spa

Who Cut The Cheese?

Blood and Cuts

Same start as "Hot Dog in a Bun". Move left on a ramp to a groove/fist crack.

Climbs a left-leaning dogleg crack past a bush. Gear belay and easy walk-off to climber's right.

This route lies on the southern part of the West Tiers, about 90 yards right of

Blood and Cuts

(5.10a). It ascends a very prominent left diagonalling dike (3 bolts), then up into a crack. It is easily visible from the road. One of the better routes in the vicinity and well worth doing.

Blocky pulls on the lower dike lead to hard series of moves to gain the upper right hand fork of the crack.

This route, located on the lower tier approximately 125' south of a bolted waterchute (Hot Dog in a Bun), ascends a sustained vertical finger to hand / fist crack. As the route name implies, there are some jagged edges in the crack but the rock quality is good.

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Routes in West Tiers (Lower Tier)